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麻豆视频免费在线观看’s Visual Communication Design program has named Balti Gurls its 2018 Artists in Residence. The university will host the Balti Gurls, a Baltimore based collective of Black women creators and makers, Tuesday, February 20 through Friday, February 23.
A public reception will take place Tuesday, February 20, at 5:30 p.m in the School of Design on the university鈥檚 Owings Mills north location, 11200 Gundry Lane, Owings Mills, MD 21117. Immediately afterwards, Balti Gurls will present their work and hold a panel discussion titled, 鈥淎 Look: Black Women, Social Media, and the Reshaping of Black Aesthetics.” Both events are free and the community is encouraged to attend.
There will also be an open mic night opened to the public on Friday, February 23 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the Center for Diversity and Inclusion in the Caves Sports and Wellness Center located at our Owings Mills location, Campus Circle Dr, Owings Mills, MD 21117.
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The Balti Gurls residency is co-sponsored by the School of Design Visual Communication Design program and the Office of Multicultural Experience. The events are presented in collaboration with the Our Many Ways of Being Collective.
For more information, contact Chris Metzger, Assistant Professor of Visual Communication Design at cmetzger@stevenson.edu or 443-394-9380.
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麻豆视频免费在线观看 will host the work of Owings Mills-based painter Rohini Ralby from January 22 through May 18 in the Art Gallery on the University鈥檚 Greenspring Campus, 1525 Greenspring Valley Road, Stevenson, MD 21153.
A public reception will take place Thursday, February 15, from 5:30-7:00p.m. On Thursday April 12, from 5:45-6:15pm, the artist will be giving a talk. Both events are free and the community is encouraged to attend.
Color. Rhythm. Space. Value. Stroke. Each element contributes its own composition to the whole, and all must integrate to form a successful painting. Ralby brings to her work a masterful understanding of this integration, drawn from a range of disciplines.
In addition to studying Chinese calligraphy, Ralby trained in Tai Chi Chuan with T. R. Chung, disciple of Kuo Lien Ying. During her undergraduate years at Washington University in St. Louis, she worked with Leslie Laskey, Annelise Mertz, and Nelson Wu. After earning her M.A. in dance at Mills College, she established herself as a well-known Tai Chi Chuan teacher in Cambridge, MA, before becoming a close personal disciple of Swami Muktananda Paramahamsa, who instructed her one-on-one in internal contemplative practice. In 2012, Bancroft Press published Ralby鈥檚 book Walking Home with Baba: The Heart of Spiritual Practice.
Ralby works at the confluence of multiple artistic and spiritual traditions. Like all her teachers, she focuses on where within the artist an artwork emerges; to allow art to manifest from the deepest levels, one has to go beyond technique.
In 2011, Ralby returned to her brush and blades and began working with oils on paper, canvas, and panel. The resulting compositions vibrate at the frequencies that underlie conventional signification. Her pictorial languages have evolved with her contemplative and artistic practice. Ralby鈥檚 paintings, which consist of four panels each, depict the vibrations of each component in a semantic field of four qualities, which Ralby has termed a fourchotomy; for this reason, the paintings are called Foursquares.
For more information about Stevenson鈥檚 arts and cultural events, contact Lori Rubeling, exhibition curator at lrubeling@stevenson.edu or 443-394-9547.
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The Stevenson men’s ice hockey team took its first international trip as 31 Mustangs traveled overseas during the winter break to compete in four exhibition games with French professional teams and one with a Swiss professional team. The team toured Geneva and Neuchantel in Switzerland as well as Chancy, Chamonix, Mt. Blanc and Meribel, France.
The team was lodged primarily in Meribel which was the site of the 1992 Winter Olympics. The Mustangs fell in a shootout in the opening match before winning the final four.
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Gordon brings with her an impressive breadth and depth of career services experience, which will serve the university, and in particular Stevenson students, very well. She is a collaborative team builder with experience in creating partnerships with employers and campus constituencies. As a thought leader with a demonstrated ability to bring ideas to life, she will ensure that Stevenson remains a leader in career preparation, providing a value-added benefit to our students.
Gordon is active in a variety of professional organizations, including the National Career Development Association, Maryland Career Development Association, and National Association of Colleges and Employers. She holds a Master of Science degree in Organization Development from American University and a Master of Science degree in Applied Behavioral Counseling from Johns Hopkins University. Two counseling credentials (Licensed Clinical and Professional Counselor/LCPC and National Certified Counselor/NCC) and a certification for the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) round out her robust portfolio.
Gordon resides in Montgomery County with her husband, Keith, and two dogs. She has three adult children who have chosen careers across a broad spectrum – Jeanie, an international education professional, Sean, a professional bassoonist, and Chris, who is completing his mechanical engineering studies at Syracuse University.
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A native of Baltimore, Vaughan earned both his bachelor鈥檚 degree and Master of Business Administration from Loyola University Maryland. He later served his alma mater for 11 years in various advancement roles, including Director of Annual Giving, Director of Planned Giving, and Special Assistant to the Vice President for Development and College Relations.
In 2013, he joined Associated Catholic Charities where he has overseen major and lead gifts, annual giving, program giving, planned giving, grants, advancement events, and donor services. During his tenure, the charity has seen significant increases in annual and program giving support, planned gifts, donor retention, and new donor acquisition.He began his career at Deutsche Bank Alex. Brown, the oldest investment banking firm in the United States, where he was an analyst in the Margin Group, managing investment margin accounts for several branch offices across the country.
A graduate of Calvert Hall, Vaughan is a musician and an avid fly fisherman. He resides in Towson with his wife, Regan, and their three children.
On December 17, Stevenson will launch a new homepage and site-wide navigation that responds to evolving web trends, conveys our brand, and supports undergraduate recruitment and enrollment. The primary goal of the “refresh” is to implement a high-impact user experience and to enhance navigation for both PC and mobile use, which is nearly a third of all web traffic. Updates include:
鈥婣lthough the navigation will look and function differently, all commonly-used tools and resources such as the SU Now Portal, Directory, SU Alert, and Campus Maps remain easily accessible on the right-hand side of the new dropdown menu, or in the new footer鈥攁ll of which carry through on every page of the site.
Questions about the new homepage and related components can be directed to Brandon Seidl, Web Director, at bseidl@stevenson.edu or ext. 4415. 鈥�
To further support student life at Stevenson, the university is renovating the first floor of Garrison Hall North on the Owings Mills campus to serve as a student club and activities center. Among other exciting new features, the center will include clubs sports offices, three meeting rooms, a fitness center, and a console video gaming room.
The center will also serve as the home for Stevenson鈥檚 eSports team, which will have its own eSports room.
The space is set to open for the Spring 2018 semester.
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In 2011 she was appointed the Assistant Vice President of Academic Support Services, a role that she held until 2013, when her love of teaching and desire to revisit her research brought her back to the classroom. Since that time, her primary teaching responsibilities include the design and implementation of the Professional Development Sequence as well as overseeing and instructing the Field Placement and Internship experiences. In addition, Iannone teaches specialized courses within her areas of expertise, such as Sport Psychology and Performance Enhancement and Transformational Leadership: Better Leaders, Better World. In 2015 she was awarded the Excellence in Teaching Award from Sigma Alpha Pi, the National Society for Leadership and Success. In 2017 she was awarded the Rose Dawson Excellence in Teaching Award.
For more information, visit stevenson.edu/commencement. The commencement can be viewed at stevenson.edu.
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“My internship at the United States Naval Academy is with the Naval Academy Athletic Association (NAAA), specifically with Athletic Development and the Fund for Athletic Excellence. The internship has been amazing. I have the opportunity to work with the Midshipmen who will serve our country upon graduating while interning with a Division I program with a rich history.
The internship is a very detailed in regards to who I am coming in contact with. Many times I could be helping with a donor who is a huge supporter of the Academy or other times I could be working with media. An example of a project that I worked on early on at my internship were sponsorship opportunities. Our department wanted to give potential donors an opportunity to sponsor different areas in the Academy’s 38,000 seat stadium and I created a guide detailing them. I would say that my responsibilities during football games are what I enjoy the most. We set up for events, and our job is to keep donors happy during the game.
I feel very prepared for graduation. The education that I have received here has been top of the line. The responsibilities that I take on at my internship with the United States Navy and previously at Under Armour help me apply what I learned both in and out of the classroom.”
