Welcome to the CAS Weekly Events Update! Check our website or click the green links below for the most up-to-date information. If you would like to submit your event, please contact the Dean's Office with your listing. Enjoy!
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This Week's Events
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Monday, April 19
Patriots Day - University Closed Tuesday, April 20Recognition Day6:30PM; 88 Tremont Street Alumni Association event "Transparency and Participation in Successfully Managing BIDMC's Financial Challenges"6PM; 120 Tremont St, 4th fl. Registration requiredCJN Film Series event Romeo screening6PM; Donahue 311 Wednesday, April 21Moakley Institute event Boston Harbor Islands: Past, Present and Future12:30PM; 120 Tremont St, 1st fl. Executive Speaker Series Mark Kripp's "Risk Management and the Nonprofit"5:45PM; 73 Tremont St, 1st fl. Thursday, April 22History Department event "Remembering James Michael Curley" panel discussion1PM; Beacon 101 Engineering Department event "The Future of Transportation"Panel Discussion1PM; 120 Tremont St. Rosenberg Institute event "Advances in Health Care in Taiwan" 3PM; Donahue 128 Theatre Department event Into the Woods8PM; C. Walsh Theatre Ford Hall Forum event Modern Islam: Engaging Questions of Faith, Fanatics, Democracy and Reform6:30PM; 120 Tremont St. Saturday, April 24Physics Department event Annual CAS Science Banquet6:30PM; Museum of Science Registration required |
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The Future of Transportation
Suffolk hosts panel featuring Ray and Tom of NPR's Car Talk
The College of Arts and Sciences presents a panel discussion on "The
Future of Transportation," with Ray and Tom Magliozzi,
from NPR's Car Talk and Chad Cooke, Electrical
and Computer Engineering; Patricia Hogan,
Environmental Engineering; Jonathan Haughton,
Economics; and Mohamed Zatet, Electrical and Computer
Engineering. Light refreshments will be served. Seating is on
a first come, first served basis.
This event will begin at 1:00 pm on Thursday, April 22 in the First Floor Function Room of 120 Tremont St. For more, please contact Nicole Vadnais.
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Modern Islam
Ford Hall Forum hosts panel on twenty-first century religion
Mona Eltahawy, award-winning New York-based journalist and international
lecturer on Arab and Muslim issues; Zuhdi Jasser, Founding Member and
President of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy (AIFD), an
American Muslim organization advocating for the separation of mosque and
state; and Bilal Kaleem, Executive Director of the Muslim American
Society of Boston, join moderator James Carroll, Distinguished
Scholar-in-Residence at Suffolk, recipient of the James Parks
Morton Interfaith Award, and Boston Globe columnist, to address the
questions facing Islam, America, and democracy today.
This event will begin at 6:30 pm on Thursday, April 22 in the Main Function Room at 120 Tremont Street. For more information, visit www.suffolk.edu/college/40614.html |
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Into The Woods
Theatre Department rounds up the year with classic musical
Once upon a time, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, Jack, Rapunzel,
some princes, a witch, a baker and his wife went into the woods in
search of their hearts' desires. They all lived happily ever after...for
a time. Marilyn Plotkins and a stellar student cast explore what
adventures come after the story is over in this fun and moving musical.
Into The Woods runs through Sunday, April 25, with 8:00 pm performances, including Saturday and Sunday matinees at 2:00 pm. Tickets are $10 and $5 for students, seniors and Suffolk community, and may be purchased in advance at brownpapertickets.com or by calling 1-800-838-3006 or in person at the Hub in the Donahue
Lobby. For more information, visit www.suffolk.edu/college/40750.html.
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