The following is a complete schedule of speakers and topics. Mark Glickman, economist, Redefining Progress. The annual BFA Exhibition, opens on Thursday, April 5 and runs through Sunday, Apri 29. The exhibition features the work of Kristine Beans, Michael Doucette, Jeanine Grimes, Diane Guerrero, Gregory Ornay, and Anne Westin, students in the art department who will graduate with the bachelor of fine arts, an advanced degree requiring an additional year of focused study in a chosen medium. The exhibition will include painting, sculpture, photography, and video installation.
Admission is free.
For more information call 4-2295. The campus community is invited to attend the Faculty Exposition of Scholarship and Sponsored Research Project directors who have received funding over the last few years will display the results of their research and scholarly pursuits. The event is Wednesday April 25 from 3 to 5 pm in the Multipurpose Room of the Student Union. The Staff Training and Development Program continues this week with courses in personal computing. Windows NT classes, planned for this week as well as throughout the spring semester, will help define the computing environment on campus andhelp make the transitionto PCs.