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- Tuesday, April 29 2008
- Young Mother Walks So Others May Live: Bryant Leads Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Albuquerque
Tina Bryant will lead the College of Santa Fe – Albuquerque walkers on Sunday, April 27th 2008, starting at 8 a.m., Cottonwood Mall, in a walkathon of 3-5 miles to raise money for the American Cancer Society. She walks so that she and other young mothers like her will not only survive breast cancer, but thrive beyond the surgery, radiation and chemotherapy. More
- Friday, April 11 2008
- Irish Music and Storytelling in Cry of the Dreamer at CSF
Cry of the Dreamer, a concert by Irish troubadour Sean Tyrell, hits the College of Santa Fe's O'Shaughnessy Performance Space on Friday, May 2, at 7:30 p.m. A pre-concert reception by CSF's Celtic Ensemble, directed by Gerry Carthy, starts at 6:30 p.m. More
- Thursday, March 27 2008
- Two CSF Students Receive Hillerman-McGarrity Scholarship in Creative Writing
Rebecca Podos and Tamara Bryan, both seniors in the College of Santa Fe Creative Writing & Literature Department, received Hillerman-McGarrity Scholarships in Creative Writing for 2008. The recipients were honored at a reception earlier this month. Rebecca won for her story, "Bottomland," and Tamara for her story, "Carbon." More
- Wednesday, February 27 2008
- CSF Unveils Mascot Design
CSF unveils its fighting prairie dog mascot today in concurrence with a site visit by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Students, faculty and staff will celebrate the regional critter's identity by donning t-shirts with the new icon, and the campus will be covered with posters and flyers to officially unveil the mascot design. More
- Wednesday, February 20 2008
- Perpetual Art Machine - International Video Art Sensation Hits Santa Fe
Perpetual Art Machine [PAM] will open at the College of Santa Fe's MOV-iN Gallery with a public reception on Friday, March 7, 4:45-7:30 p.m. Perpetual Art Machine is an internationally touring interactive installation, a free online video art database, and an expansive participatory community. More
- Tuesday, February 19 2008
- David Scheinbaum returns to CSF To Head New CSF Photography Department and Marion Center for Photographic Arts
Citing faith in and admiration for the new creative arts focus at the College of Santa Fe, award-winning photographer and professor emeritus David Scheinbaum has agreed to come out of retirement to return to the Marion Chair of Photographic Arts and directorship of the Marion Center, both roles he held for many years while at CSF. In addition, Scheinbaum will chair the newly formed Photography Department, which will become a separate academic entity from the CSF Art Department beginning in fall 2008. More
- Thursday, February 14 2008
- Undergraduate Film Student Nominated for Independent Spirit Award Erin Fisher co-wrote and stars in "Mumblecore" Hit Quiet City
Erin Fisher, a senior in the College of Santa Fe Moving Image Arts Department, is up for the John Cassavetes Award at the 2008 Film Independent's Spirit Awards. Fisher, who stars in Quiet City, shares writing credit with the film's director, editor and primary screenwriter Aaron Katz, as well as her co-star Cris Lankenau. The Cassavetes Award is given to the best feature made for a budget under $500,000. More
- Thursday, February 7 2008
- CSF Hires Three Coaches
In preparation for the return of athletics in Fall 2008, CSF has hired three coaches for the NAIA Prairie Dogs: a head men's soccer coach, a head men's and women's tennis coach, and head women's soccer coach who will also serve as director of soccer. All three coaches started on February 4. More
- Friday, February 1 2008
- Class, Cultural Tensions Addressed in Living Out
Living Out, written by Lisa Loomer and directed by guest artist Clara Soister, opens at the Greer Garson Theatre on Friday, February 29, at 8 p.m. The play is presented by the college's Performing Arts Department. More
- Friday, January 25 2008
- CSF Board Issues Vote of Confidence in College's Cost-Cutting and Enrollment Growth Measures
Following the presentation of a comprehensive strategy for cost-cutting and enrollment growth, the College of Santa Fe's Board of Trustees today determined the financial situation and outlook has improved to the point where additional exceptional measures are no longer required.
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- Thursday, January 24 2008
- CANCELLED - Pulitzer Prize-Winning Poet Louise Glück to Read at CSF
CANCELLED: Pulitzer Prize winner Louise Glück reads from her work on Tues., Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. in the CSF Forum. Free and open to the public. More
- Monday, January 14 2008
- MOV-iN Along the Pecos: Intermedia Gallery Presents a Collaborative Sound and Photography Exhibition
On February 1, CSF's MOV-iN Gallery will present Along the Pecos, a collaborative exhibition by Professor Steven Miller of the Contemporary Music Program and photographer CSF alumna Jennifer Schlesinger ('98). The opening reception will be held in the gallery from 4:45–7 p.m. More
- Thursday, January 10 2008
- Renowned Corporate Author Joins College of Santa Fe-Albuquerque as Vice President of Business, Government and Educational Alliances
Kathleen Archambeau has joined College of Santa Fe-Albuquerque (CSFA) as vice president of business, government and educational alliances. Archambeau is the author of the popular book Climbing the Corporate Ladder in High Heels (Career Press, 2006), a book that shows women how to succeed in corporate America, achieve work-life balance, thrive in a downsizing global economy, and transcend the infamous glass ceiling. More
- Monday, January 7 2008
- Kitka to Perform at CSF's Greer Garson Theatre
Popular women's vocal choir Kitka will perform a concert at the College of Santa Fe's Greer Garson Theatre at 7 p.m. on Sunday, January 27. These sophisticated singers blend a contemporary sensibility with specialized vocal techniques from Eastern Europe that have been distilled over centuries. Using only the pure unaccompanied voice, they create a constantly shifting landscape of sound, pulsing with angular rhythms, where dramatic dynamics leap from stillness to shattering resonance. More
- Friday, December 21 2007
- In Memoriam -- Brother Cyprian Luke Roney
After a lifetime of service to his brotherhood and to education for the people of Northern New Mexico, Brother Cyprian Luke Roney. F.S.C. passed away peacefully on December 15, 2007 surrounded by his family, and his Lasallian Christian brothers with whom he shared his dedication to improving lives by bringing educational opportunities to all who seek it. More
- Tuesday, December 4 2007
- CSF Awarded Scholarship Funding for "Non-Traditional" Students; Two Foundations Pitch-in to Support Lasallian Mission
College of Santa Fe announced today that it has received $100,000 in Daniels Opportunity Scholarship funding and $36,500 from the Domanica Foundation to support "non-traditional" students' higher education. More
- Friday, November 30 2007
- Discover the Earliest Maya Kings at CSF’s Thaw Art History Center
The College of Santa Fe’s Thaw Art History Center and Arttable: A National Organization for Professional Women in the Visual Arts will present “The Discovery of the Earliest Maya Kings,” with guest lecturer Virginia Fields, Ph.D., on Tuesday, December 11, 7 p.m., at Tipton Hall. More
- Friday, November 30 2007
- CSF Announces Team Name and Mascot
After a semester’s worth of voting by students, alumni, staff and faculty, the College of Santa Fe has selected a new name (and mascot) for the sports teams that will begin play in fall 2008: they will be called the Prairie Dogs. More
- Monday, November 26 2007
- Santa Fe Film Festival to Showcase Six Short Films Made at New Mexico Filmmakers Intensive
Six short films made during the inaugural year of CSF New Mexico Filmmakers Intensive (NMFI) will be screened at the Santa Fe Film Festival which runs November 28 - December 2. NMFI, a program of the college's Moving Image Arts Department, is a one-year post-baccalaureate certificate program for producing, directing and screenwriting. Applications are now being accepted for the second year of NMFI. For more information call (505) 473-6413 or visit filmmakersintensive.com. More
- Wednesday, November 14 2007
- College of Santa Fe Sharpens Its Focus as a Creative Arts College
CSF president Dr. Stuart C. Kirk announced today that he is recommending the college concentrate on its role as a creative arts college and a key educator of working adults by reducing the number of liberal arts degree programs offered.
"As a key institution in the cultural and intellectual enrichment of Santa Fe and northern New Mexico, we're charting a positive course for the future," said Dr. Kirk. "By focusing on our major strengths in these two areas, we can secure our niche in a competitive educational market and respond to the enrollment trends of our students in order to grow our institution for the future."
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- Tuesday, October 23 2007
- A Tour in Tunisia: Fulbright Scholar to Present Lecture on Tunisian History & Culture
Fulbright Scholar Mohamed Rahali will present "A Tour in Tunisia," a lecture on Tunisian history and culture, on Tuesday, November 13, at 4:30 p.m., in Tipton Hall. This event is part of the College of Santa Fe's Fall 2007 Faculty Lecture Series. More
- Friday, October 19 2007
- CSF Appoints Athletic Director & Men's Baseball Coach
Kelly A. Lloyd accepts athletic director position, and J. Taylor Gantt will coach men's baseball. More
- Tuesday, September 18 2007
- Art History Mystery! Thaw Professor of History Presents Lecture
The Fall 2007 Faculty Lecture Series at the College of Santa Fe begins Thursday, October 18, at 4:30 p.m. in the Forum, with "The Aztec Migration in 19th Century London: An Art-Historical Mystery," presented by Khristaan Villela, the Eugene V. Thaw Professor of Art History. More
- Tuesday, September 18 2007
- Liturgy, Legitimacy and Program: The Art Historian in the Virgin Chapel
The Thaw Art History Center at the College of Santa Fe will present "Liturgy, Legitimacy and Program: The Art Historian in the Virgin Chapel of Beauvais Cathedral," a lecture by Michael W. Cothren, Ph.D., on Saturday, October 27, at 7 p.m. in Tipton Hall. More
- Wednesday, September 12 2007
- Competitive Athletics Return to CSF with the Introduction of Eight Sports Teams in 2008
Intercollegiate athletics return to CSF in the fall of 2008, in response to growing interest from prospective students. More
- Tuesday, September 11 2007
- Speak Truth to Power Opens at the Greer Garson Theatre on Friday, October 5
This multifaceted project - which includes a book, a play and a website - presents the inspiring stories of 51 women and men from over 40 countries who have stood up to oppression at great personal risk. More
- Tuesday, August 7 2007
- Up-and-Coming Literary Superstars Featured in Fall 2007 First Print Reading Series
Series features three critically-acclaimed, emerging writers. More
- Tuesday, August 7 2007
- Brooklyn, Oklahoma City, Santa Fe: Alumni '07 Exhibition Opens at Marion Center for Photographic Arts
Curated by Professor Steve Fitch, the exhibition features work by five CSF alumni. More
- Monday, August 6 2007
- Paula Castillo: Installations
CSF Sculpture Project features renowned New Mexican sculptor. More
- Monday, August 6 2007
- Truth and Reconciliation: An International Model for Healing
Diversity, Equality, War & Reconciliation: CSF's 2007–2008 Beyond-the-Lecture Series. More
- Monday, June 25 2007
- Dr. Stuart C. Kirk appointed 8th President of the College of Santa Fe
Kirk, a trustee since 2005 and a longtime CSF resident, holds a Ph.D. in economics. More
- Tuesday, May 1 2007
- Santa Fe Community College and CSF Reach Groundbreaking Tuition Agreement
Higher education becomes more affordable and accessible in Santa Fe. More
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