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Art and Creative Democracy (ART366) Syllabus
Get PDFThis course explores art and creative democracy through a combination of individual and collaborative research, project development, community engagement, as well as reflection on a variety of related topics and concepts embedded in the course. Recently, an increasing number of artists, curators, critics, and arts administrators have begun to turn their energies toward a new type of participatory social practice art that seeks to bring about positive change within a contemporary society confronted by complex issues and challenges on many fronts. To thrive, democratic societies need citizens to participate in their community for the common good. This participation has many forms and manifestations. Examples of democratic participation include voting, serving in an elected office, volunteering for military service, performing community service, advocating for a cause, or protesting injustice. To understand our role as citizens in a democracy we will research the work of artists who critically or creatively examine ideas and forms of democracy. Through a combination of readings, reflections, research in contemporary art and art history, as well as a class community engagement component this course will familiarize students with the theory and practice of democracy through the emerging field of social practice art and its interdisciplinary, research-based, community-engaged methods
Session 2: Faculty/Staff Panel Discussion: Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging: An Intimate Conversation on the Impact of a Liberal Arts Experience to Advance the Cause
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The Bright Side of Adversity: How to use challenging times to build skills to protect your company’s future
No full textBrian Blaha : Distinguished Achievement Award in Business
Get PDFAlumni staff recognizes Brian Blaha\u27s achievements that led to his reception of the Distinguished Achievement Award in Business
Fall/Winter 2022: A Journey in Partnership
Get PDFPaul Wadell (Theology & RS, Emeritus) has been inspiring Becky (Welch) Lahti ’00 (Emmaus Center) in her work on vocation since she was an undergraduate. Now Lahti works on in the field he did so much to develop at St. Norbert. It’s a journey she’s been reflecting on ever since we first invited her to share in this photo op with her mentor.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1274/thumbnail.jp
St. Norbert College Magazine Spring 2022
Get PDFThe home page of Spring 2022 St. Norbert College Magazine.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1310/thumbnail.jp
Summer 2022: Leadership for the Next Chapter
Get PDFAs St. Norbert College prepares to welcome its ninth president, interim leadership under Tom Kunkel and Sister Andrea Lee guides the institution while the board, led by co-chairs Sandy Odorzynski and Mike Foley, conducts a national search to continue SNC’s tradition of strong, visionary leadership.https://digitalcommons.snc.edu/snc_magazine_archives_2019-2023/1335/thumbnail.jp