There will be a reception for Susan Bernardin at the Caine house on Monday, April 1, 4-6. Everyone is invited. Graduate students are encouraged to attend.
On Tuesday, April 2, 11:30-1:15, Western American Literature will sponsor a professionalization panel for graduate students on such topics as picking a thesis topic or PhD program, giving conference presentations, and other topics with Susan Bernardin, Steve Shively, Melody Graulich, and Evelyn Funda. Free pizza and drinks. In the CHaSS Dean’s large conference room, behind the Dean’s office on the third floor in Old Main (South End).
On Tuesday, April 2nd, Susan will present a talk on contemporary American Indian art and literature in the Nora Eccles Harrison Art Museum at 4 pm. The talk is entitled “Turtles all the Way Down: Sky Woman in the 21st Century.” A reception will follow, sponsored by the USU Art Department.
On Wednesday, in the English Department Speakers Series, Susan will give a talk on contemporary American Indian graphic novels and how to incorporate them into the classroom. The talk is entitled “Show and Tell: Visual Acuities, Narrative Possibilities: Native Graphic Texts.” It will take place in the Alumni Center, beginning at 11:30, with refreshments.
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