All community members are invited to attend. The lecture is part of a two-day residency where Kerrigan will be working with students in the Department of Art. Everyone is invited to come for refreshments and to welcome Sandland. The speaker will be Dr. Robert Fisch, a concentration camp survivor who is a practicing physician at the University of Minnesota Hospital, and an accomplished visual artist. The lecture, sponsored by the Peace Education Program, is free and open to the public.
All events are open to the public, but advance registration and payment of fees are required.
For more information, call x7665 or stop by the Office of Continuing Education. A retreat contemplating the meaning of the Christmas season will be held on campus Nov. 22-23 in the GAC Association of Congregations Retreat Center. The retreat will begin at 6 p.m. Friday and conclude at 2 p.m. Saturday. For more information, call Lee Sande at x7001. Two benefits are planned to assist with the purchase of a wheelchair accessible van for Rev. David Otterness, a 1966 Gustavus graduate and St. Peter resident who has had multiple sclerosis for over 25 years.