Halley is a pioneering scholar in the relationship between gender, sexuality and race, ethnicity, class and nationality. The public is invited to be a part of the studio audience to see live sound effects manipulated by a Foley artist, actors reading their parts and a director pulling all the elements together right on the spot. This breakfast lecture given by Mike Shea, vice president, JP Morgan Chase, and Chris Copps, senior vice president, Executive Financial Services, JP Morgan Chase, is part of the UCI Graduate School of Management's Emerging Companies Roundtable Series. The series focuses on key issues related to the long-term success of rapidly growing companies and features business leaders as well as scholars who understand the challenges and opportunities of emerging companies in today's business world. Three faculty teams, featuring Chancellor Ralph J. Cicerone and deans and professors from the various schools, will compete against three teams of honors students.
Audience participation is encouraged.
Screenings are at 7 and 9 p.m. in the Crystal Cove Auditorium in the UCI Student Center. Rovan performs internationally, and his research into gestural control and interactivity has been featured in several music journals. He is a composer and performer on the College of Music faculty at the University of North Texas where he directs the Center for Experimental Music and Intermedia. Poets and scholars from the United States, Spain, Central and South America will read their work and provide criticism. Two noted South American poets, Juan Gelman from Argentina and Raul Zurita from Chile, will attend as honorary guests.