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The Education - Seattle Program's spring residency takes place February 3-10, 2012 in Seattle, Washington. The low-residency BA & MA in Education program is dedicated to promoting progressive education through student-centered studies that are individualized, problem-based, inquiry-driven, and grounded in social responsibility.

7:00 pm 

In Seattle, Washington. A cross-cultural community event that includes presentations and performances in Bomba and Hip Hop, featuring opening remarks by Goddard College President Dr. Barbara Vacarr and guest artists Angel "Balanc`e" Reyes and Tyrone "KoachT" Crosby.

7:30 pm 

Goddard College's MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts Program presents Keith Hennessy with "What I'm Trying to Do," An Artist Talk with Video, Sunday, 7:30-9 pm at the Haybarn Theater. Keith Hennessy is a performer, choreographer, teacher and organizer based in San Francisco whose work attempts to re-frame and disrupt the limitations of art for social change.

7:00 pm 

New and in-progress performance works from MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program students.

6:30 pm 

Hide Oshiro, a 101-year-old Japanese artist, recently donated his life’s work to Goddard. Oshiro learned the art of etching, Japanese “ukiyoe” woodcuts, gold carving, sculpture and brushwork at AyoamaGakuin Senior High School and Sophia University in Japan. This exhibition at Goddard College will be the most comprehensive treatment of the artist’s work ever presented.

 

The MFA in Creative Writing - Washington spring residency takes place February 17-25, 2012 in Port Townsend, Washington. The low-residency Master of Fine Arts in Creative Writing program is a 48-credit, rigorous, student-centered program for writers who choose to live their lives and hone their writing skills at the same time.

7:15 pm 

The MA in Individualized Studies program presents Psychologist and Poetry Therapist Marianela Medrano-Marra, who in this interactive presentation will explore ways to see through the eyes of “the other.” Medrano-Marra will show how we can relive and describe cross-cultural experiences and write directly from the dirt dangling from our cultural roots.

 

The offices at our Plainfield, Vermont campus and our Port Townsend, Washington campus will be closed for the holiday.

6:30 pm 

Screening of first two episodes of Mildred Pierce followed by Q &A with Todd Haynes and Christine Vachon...at the Rose Theatre, 235 Taylor St., Port Townsend, WA 98368.

7:00 pm 

Goddard College Concert Series presents: BARIKA with Youssoupha Sidibe & Jane Boxall on the Marimba! "Captivating polyrhythmic soundscapes that meld the sound of Mali with fine Western jazz-funk-Afrobeat compositions" - WRUV-FM, Burlington. Doors open at 7 pm. Buy Tickets Online!

 

The MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts Program's spring Washington residency takes place March 2 - 10, 2012 in Port Townsend, Washington. The low residency MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts is a five semester, 60 credit terminal degree program designed to facilitate students in articulating an original vision, refining expressive and technical skills, and experimenting in new directions.

2:00 pm 

The Spring 2012 Graduating class of the MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program presents a performance showcase (7:30 pm) and 2D/3D exhibition (2:00 pm) of original, interdisciplinary artworks.

7:00 pm 

Frances Moore Lappé is a nationally-known speaker on issues related to environmental sustainability and ecological & social justice. As a guest speaker for the Bachelor's in Sustainability and Bachelor's in Individualized Studies residency, she will be talking about key concepts in her new book, EcoMind: Changing the Way We Think, to Create the World We Want.

1:30 pm 

Pacific Northwest artists Shaun Peterson and Steve Brown are both master carvers working in Northwest Native traditions, one Native and the other non-Native. In this panel event, the artists will share their work and discuss their experiences of the often complex ethical questions surrounding cultural traditions and "appropriation" in the arts. Audience is invited into facilitated conversation around the issues raised.

9:00 am 

Including guest speakers, a general assembly, and a panel on the moral responsibility and role of higher education in student protest. Register now!

 

A 3-Credit Travel Intensive in Polynesia, on the Big Island of Hawaii, open to ALL students of Goddard College, students of other schools, and non-students who wish to immerse themselves in a deep awareness of place and the story of plants. We will engage our senses, minds and hearts in learning how to see nature and appreciate the intelligence and adaptation of earth-based cultures.

 

The MA in Psychology & Counseling spring residency takes place March 30 - April 6, 2012 in Plainfield, Vermont. The low-residency Masters in Psychology & Counseling is a 48 to 60-credit graduate program devoted to progressive education and embracing a wide range of student interests, addressing and nurturing each student’s individual approach to the field.

 

The BA in Individualized Studies Program's spring residency option 2 takes place April 13 - 20, 2012 in Plainfield, Vermont. Students in the low residency BA in Individualized Studies Program design individualized course of study and accomplish the work of the semester in their home communities while attending two eight-day intensive residencies a year.

 

Join us at the Goddard College campus in Plainfield, Vermont to learn more about Goddard's low-residency BA, BFA, MA and MFA degree programs. This event is free, and lunch is included!

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