Clean-up supplies will be provided. The annual event, which is the largest gathering of Scandinavians in the state of California, will include Scandinavian and Baltic dancers, musicians, arts and crafts, food booths and Tivoli Gardens. The colorful weekend of flags, anthems, traditional costumes and music will embrace the cultures of the Scandinavian and Baltic countries with special attractions including a 16th century Swedish royal court, a Viking living history program, musical and theatrical presentations, lectures and a tempting selection of Scandinavian delicacies. Born and educated in Sweden, Harvey has been researching, performing and documenting Scandinavian immigrant music and theatre in America for nearly 30 years. Along with participating in the opening ceremonies, she will lecture on Scandinavian immigrant culture.
Parking is free.
Granted tenure and promoted to the rank of full professor is Marsha Markman, Ph.D., of the English Department. Granted tenure and promoted to the rank of associate professor are Silva Karayan, Ph.D., School of Education, and Cynthia Wyels, Ph.D., Mathematics. Promoted to the rank of associate professor is Myungsook Klassen, Ph.D., Computer Science. The speakers guide lists more than 250 topics that faculty, administrators and alumni from CLU are available to address. The guide also serves as an excellent resource for print and broadcast media.