04/07/2022
ISU scholar explores the slippage between our senses and the real world
And now for something really challenging, yet deceptively simple. It's in a new book, "Introduction to Ecological Psychology, a Lawful Approach to Perceiving, Acting and Cognizing," by Jeffrey Wagman of Illinois State University and Julia Blau of Central Connecticut State University.
03/03/2022
If you find yourselves in or around New York City tomorrow night, you might consider attending an event at The National Arts Club at 7pm where our colleague, Raven Ong, will provide insight into the fashion depicted in their permanent art collection.
In addition to designing costumes for our and other professional theatre productions, Raven teaches our History of Fashion course (TH 222) which is scheduled to be offered in Fall 2022.
HAPPENING TOMORROW
Fashion in the National Arts Club Permanent Collection
Friday, March 4, 7:00 PM
In-person
The National Arts Club boasts an outstanding collection of late 19th-early 20th century art, the reward of its Artist Life Member program established by William T. Evans in 1909. Join Robert Yahner, Curator/Registrar of the National Arts Club, along with costume designers and educators Raven Ong, Valerie Marcus Ramshur, and Leslie Yarmo for an in-depth look at the fashion depicted in the canvases of the permanent collection.
03/01/2022
Good afternoon!
We are thrilled that our students can once again perform in the Black Box. Please join us for our production of This Random World. An ensemble drama walking along the edge of comedy, this exploration of chance meetings and missed connections, misunderstandings and deliberate actions leads to the question of how we find meaning in our lives - however they unfold (or fold) around us. A funny, intimate, and heartbreaking play for this moment in time.
Performances are March 10-12, 7pm. You can reserve your ticket here. Theatre performances follow the CCSU Blueprint for COVID protocols.
02/28/2022
This is a presentation on going to Law School!