EVENTS
Breaking the Mold, San José’s Oldest Foundry: Photography exhibition at History San José, Arbuckle Gallery
This exhibit of photographs by design faculty member Philip Krayna, features portraits of workers at Kearney Metal Works, the oldest metal foundry in San José. This exhibit documents the changing face of manufacturing and heavy industry in rapidly-evolving Silicon Valley.
History San José, Arbuckle Gallery:
635 Phelan Ave, San José, CA 95112
Tue–Fri, 12:00pm–5:00pm; Sat–Sun, 9:00am–5:00pm
Through July 21, 2019
NCWCA Conference at SJSU: Writing Conference at Hammer Theatre
The SJSU Writing Center will be hosting the Northern California Writing Centers Association (NCWCA) Conference at SJSU, April 5-6, 2019. The NCWCA is the regional affiliate of the largest professional organization for writing centers, the International Writing Centers Association (IWCA). The Writing Center will be hosting approximately 150 conference attendees, with a pre-conference workshop on Friday for writing center professionals; the main conference day on Saturday will kick off with breakfast and a keynote speech from Dr. Rebecca Day Babcock (UT Permian Basin) at the Hammer Theatre.
Hammer Theatre:
101 Paseo De San Antonio, San José, CA 95113
Fri, April 5, 2019
Sat, April 6, 2019
Bernstein’s Mass @ SJSU:
Leonard Bernstein’s MASS tells the story of a community experiencing a crisis of faith. The MASS seeks answers to what happens when our systems fail us, from our religious institutions, to our leaders in government, to our belief in ourselves. Equal parts rock concert, story-telling theater, and modern symphony, the MASS creates an experience that defies categorization. The SJSU School of Music and Dance production brings together over two hundred musicians and dancers to ask these questions, presenting a unique and extraordinary production at the Hammer Theatre.
Hammer Theatre:
101 Paseo De San Antonio, San José, CA 95113
FACULTY NEWS
Erica Buurman: Director of the Beethoven Center
Dr. Erica Buurman is the newly appointed Director of the Ira F. Brilliant Beethoven Center and Assistant Professor of Music. The Beethoven Center is located on Martin Luther King Jr. Library’s 5th floor and is a place dedicated to music appreciation and learning. Dr. Buurman has had a rich background in musical teaching and has earned multiple certifications for her endeavors in musical academia. She will continue her new position in concert with her music article publications and research. Welcome, Dr. Buurman!
Martin Luther King Jr. Library:
