The University of Kentucky's Art Museum and MFA (Master of Fine Arts) Creative Writing Program in the Department of English welcomes to campus essayist, poet, artist and cultural critic Wayne Koestenbaum to discuss his paintings and writings with UK Art Museum Director Stuart Horodner at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13, in 106 Whitehall Classroom Building.
The University of Kentucky's Confucius Institute will take audiences on "A Journey to Ancient Haungzhou" with the Huangmei Opera. The program will begin 1 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, at the Singletary Center for the Arts. The performance is free and open to the public.
The 22nd annual Conference on Critical Geography was hosted at the University of Kentucky this past October. In between sessions, conference participants had the opportunity to participate in a video booth project, titled Love Is.... Here, participants were asked to share their thoughts and opinions on the nature of love.
In this episode of Long Story Short, the team discusses the important role that dogs played in America's history of conflict with Andrew Patrick And Bill Needle.
The College of Arts and Sciences visited a number of Chinese universities during a two week visit in October. Those respresenting A&S included: Mark Kornbluh, A&S Dean; Tom Clayton, CESL Director; Kathi Kern, CELT Director; Jesse Hedge, A&S Assistant Dean for Enrollment Management and Decision Support; and Huajing Maske, Director of the UK Confucius Institute.
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Dr. Fikile Brushett from the MIT Energy Initiative will be presenting a seminar titled: Realizing Low Cost Electrochemical Energy Storage through Tailored Redox Active Organic Molecules.
Faculty Host: Susan Odom
It's a partnership unlike any other, relying on each other to complete pivotal projects and daily deeds, constantly working together to find solutions.
In order to prepare for the exam and for law school, the American Bar Association recommends students take courses that strengthen their writing skills and research skills, as well as pursue majors that develop skills in problem solving, analytical reading, editing and oral communication. It’s no surprise, then, that many pre-law students choose English as their major.
