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Apr 07, 2021 Apr 07, 2021
09:00AM 11:00AM IPRCE Elder Abuse Webinar: Department / Organization: Center for Injury ControlCost: Freezoom.us… + None Campus Events
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10:30AM 11:30AM Academic Production Team Drop-In: University Event Topic: Academics,Faculty,Lectures & MeetingsSchool: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Library & Information Technology Services (LITS)Cost: FreeSpeaker/Presenter: Academic Production TeamEvent Open To: Faculty,StaffContact Email: apt@emory.eduLink: http://classes.emory.edu/Drop in to ask the Academic Production Team your questions about online video etiquette, lighting, audio, equipment, storyboarding, flipped classroom projects, graphic design, visual aids, and other media-related needs. + <a href="https://emory.zoom.us/s/864929308" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="https://emory.zoom.us/s/864929308">emory.zoom. Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Pitts Library Weekly Workshop: Alumni Access at Pitts: University Event Topic: Academics,Alumni,Humanities,Religion & Ethics,Research,Seminars & Workshops,TheologySchool: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Candler School of Theology,Pitts Theology LibraryBuilding/Room: Pitts Theology LibraryMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Pitts Theology LibrarySpeaker/Presenter: Brady A. Beard & Anne Marie McLean [Reference & Instruction Librarians]Event Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/Alumni-Access-at-PittsContact Name: Anne McLeanContact Email: amclea3@emory.eduLink: https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/Library-Resources-for-Worship-Planning?show_live_page=trueThis webinar will introduce alumni resources available at Pitts Theology Library and the Emory University Library System. We'll show you how to register with the alumni association, get your new library card, access digital resources, and mention other events and workshops available to you.This instructional session is part of Pitts Theology Library's Spring 2021 Weekly Workshop series. + Online: <a href="https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/Alumni-Access-at-Pitts" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title=" Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM IDAS Seminar Series: University Event Topic: Academics,Career Development,College,Health,Lectures & Meetings,Medicine,Public Health,Research,Science,Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory College,Graduate SchoolDepartment / Organization: Biology DepartmentMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: IDASTPSpeaker/Presenter: Johanna SalzerEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: tswink@emory.eduContact Name: Todd SwinkContact Email: tswink@emory.eduIn search of Zebras--Using ecological concepts to address public health problems. + Zoom Virtual (email <a href="mailto:tswink@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">tswink@emory.edu</a> to register) Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM IDAS Seminar Series: University Event Topic: Academics,Career Development,College,Health,Lectures & Meetings,Medicine,Public Health,Research,Science,Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory College,Graduate SchoolDepartment / Organization: Biology DepartmentMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: IDASTPSpeaker/Presenter: Johanna SalzerEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: tswink@emory.eduContact Name: Todd SwinkContact Email: tswink@emory.eduIn search of Zebras--Using ecological concepts to address public health problems. + Zoom Virtual (email <a href="mailto:tswink@emory.edu" target="_blank" rel="noopener">tswink@emory.edu</a> to register) Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Connections in Anthropology with Casey Bouskill: University Event Topic: Academics,Career Development,Seminars & Workshops,Special EventSchool: Emory College,Oxford CollegeDepartment / Organization: Anthropology DepartmentMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Anthropology DepartmentSpeaker/Presenter: Casey BouskillEvent Open To: All StudentsCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://emory.joinhandshake.com/events/722990Contact Name: Heather CarpenterContact Email: hcarpe5@emory.eduLink: http://anthropology.emory.edu/home/news-and-events/events/index.htmlWhat can I do with my Anthropology major? Why is Anthropology important? What can Anthropology offer to this world-turned-upside-down?Join us for this series of Zoom events featuring conversations with Emory Anthropology alumni. The series is geared toward making sense of anthropology and its connections to professional pathways, postgraduate training, personal development, and public activism and engagement. Sessions will be moderated by Dr. Kristin Phillips, our Director of Undergraduate Studies.For this installment, we will be joined by Kathryn “Casey” Bouskill, who graduated from Emory’s doctoral program in anthropology and master’s program in public health in 2015. Since then, she has worked as a social scientist at the RAND Corporation, a non-partisan policy think tank. Casey is also associate director of the RAND Center for Global Risk and Security where she researches the impacts of emerging technology on global health and well-being. In addition, she is a core faculty member at the Pardee RAND Graduate School where she teaches empirical research design to doctoral fellows in policy analysis. Casey also periodically consults for technology companies by performing ethnographic and policy research.Casey will share from her own experience, as well as discuss opportunities and pathways for Anthropology graduates in this field.Please RSVP on Handshake: emory.joinhandshake.com… + Zoom Campus Events
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12:00PM 12:15PM Mid-Week Musical Reflections: University Event Topic: OtherSchool: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Religious LifeMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Sponsored by the Emory University Office of Spiritual and Religious Life, with the Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies, South Asia Seminar, Department of Music, Department of Religion, Emory College Center for Creativity and Arts David Goldwasser Series in Religion and the Arts, and Hightower Fund.Speaker/Presenter: Maury Allums, Director of Music, Office of Spiritual and Religious LifeEvent Open To: Emory CommunityCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: http://bit.ly/OSRLMidWeekMusicContact Name: Maury AllumsContact Email: religiouslife@emory.eduLink: http://bit.ly/OSRLMidWeekMusicMid-Week Musical ReflectionsWednesdays during term starting February 3, 12:00-12:15 p.m. EST, Zoom and Facebook LiveAll are invited to reflect and decompress in a mid-week, mid-day time of sacred music. Join Maury Allums, Director of Music, and the Emory Office of Spiritual and Religious Life in taking a moment to breathe, relax, and connect with others in our community. Visit bit.ly… to register for this weekly event via Zoom and to receive updates on our weekly musical reflections. You can also watch them live on Facebook by visiting the Emory OSRL Facebook page.Sponsored by the Emory University Office of Spiritual and Religious Life. + Zoom Registration: <a href="http://bit.ly/OSRLMidWeekMusic" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title="http://bit.ly/OSRLMidWeekMusic Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Connections in Anthropology with Casey Bouskill: University Event Topic: Academics,Career Development,Seminars & Workshops,Special EventSchool: Emory College,Oxford CollegeDepartment / Organization: Anthropology DepartmentMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Anthropology DepartmentSpeaker/Presenter: Casey BouskillEvent Open To: All StudentsCost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://emory.joinhandshake.com/events/722990Contact Name: Heather CarpenterContact Email: hcarpe5@emory.eduLink: http://anthropology.emory.edu/home/news-and-events/events/index.htmlWhat can I do with my Anthropology major? Why is Anthropology important? What can Anthropology offer to this world-turned-upside-down?Join us for this series of Zoom events featuring conversations with Emory Anthropology alumni. The series is geared toward making sense of anthropology and its connections to professional pathways, postgraduate training, personal development, and public activism and engagement. Sessions will be moderated by Dr. Kristin Phillips, our Director of Undergraduate Studies.For this installment, we will be joined by Kathryn “Casey” Bouskill, who graduated from Emory’s doctoral program in anthropology and master’s program in public health in 2015. Since then, she has worked as a social scientist at the RAND Corporation, a non-partisan policy think tank. Casey is also associate director of the RAND Center for Global Risk and Security where she researches the impacts of emerging technology on global health and well-being. In addition, she is a core faculty member at the Pardee RAND Graduate School where she teaches empirical research design to doctoral fellows in policy analysis. Casey also periodically consults for technology companies by performing ethnographic and policy research.Casey will share from her own experience, as well as discuss opportunities and pathways for Anthropology graduates in this field.Please RSVP on Handshake: emory.joinhandshake.com… + Zoom Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Pitts Library Weekly Workshop: Alumni Access at Pitts: University Event Topic: Academics,Alumni,Humanities,Religion & Ethics,Research,Seminars & Workshops,TheologySchool: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Candler School of Theology,Pitts Theology LibraryBuilding/Room: Pitts Theology LibraryMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Pitts Theology LibrarySpeaker/Presenter: Brady A. Beard & Anne Marie McLean [Reference & Instruction Librarians]Event Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/Alumni-Access-at-PittsContact Name: Anne McLeanContact Email: amclea3@emory.eduLink: https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/Library-Resources-for-Worship-Planning?show_live_page=trueThis webinar will introduce alumni resources available at Pitts Theology Library and the Emory University Library System. We'll show you how to register with the alumni association, get your new library card, access digital resources, and mention other events and workshops available to you.This instructional session is part of Pitts Theology Library's Spring 2021 Weekly Workshop series. + Online: <a href="https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/Alumni-Access-at-Pitts" target="_blank" rel="noopener" title=" Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Canvas Lunch & Learn - What's New In Canvas: University Event Topic: Academics,Faculty,Lectures & Meetings,Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Library & Information Technology Services (LITS)Meeting Organizer/Sponsor: Teaching and Learning TechnologiesCost: FreeSpeaker/Presenter: John WillinghamEvent Open To: Emory Community,Faculty,Graduate StudentsContact Name: John WillinghamContact Phone: 404-727-0641Contact Email: jwillin@emory.eduWoodruff Library - Wayfinding Location: OTHERCanvas is a continuously evolving platform. Please join us for this session to hear about the latest updates and new features. + The Zoom link will be provided in the registration email Campus Events
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12:00PM 01:00PM Canvas Lunch & Learn - What's New In Canvas: University Event Topic: Academics,Faculty,Lectures & Meetings,Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Library & Information Technology Services (LITS)Meeting Organizer/Sponsor: Teaching and Learning TechnologiesCost: FreeSpeaker/Presenter: John WillinghamEvent Open To: Emory Community,Faculty,Graduate StudentsContact Name: John WillinghamContact Phone: 404-727-0641Contact Email: jwillin@emory.eduWoodruff Library - Wayfinding Location: OTHERCanvas is a continuously evolving platform. Please join us for this session to hear about the latest updates and new features. + The Zoom link will be provided in the registration email Campus Events
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12:00PM 12:15PM Emory Emergency Notification System Test: University Event Topic: Special EventDepartment / Organization: University Communications & MarketingEvent Open To: All (Public)Link: http://emergency.emory.edu/just_in_time/emergency_notification/Emory's emergency alert siren and e-Notify system is tested on the first Wednesday of each month at noon, weather permitting. If the weather is questionable, the test will be rescheduled for the second Wednesday. If the weather is questionable on the rescheduled date, the test will be canceled for the month. + Entire Emory campus Campus Events
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01:00PM 02:00PM Working with Dates in R: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsDepartment / Organization: Library & Information Technology Services (LITS)Speaker/Presenter: Robert O'ReillyCost: FreeContact Name: Megan SlemonsContact Email: megan.slemons@emory.eduWoodruff Library - Wayfinding Location: OTHER**NEW DATE - RESCHEDULED due to instructor conflict** In this workshop, you will be introduced to functions and packages in R that will help you work with dates more easily.  We'll explain how R "thinks" about dates and times and discuss common tasks like how to convert text into dates and times and how to create variables for components of dates, such as extracting months or quarters from a date. Since we often have to import data from a spreadsheet, we'll also go over how to manage dates in data that were imported from Excel. + Online via Zoom (link will be provided in confirmation email) Campus Events
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01:00PM 02:00PM Wealth, Work, and Wisdom in Early Modern Society Webinar: University Event Topic: Academics,Humanities,Lectures & Meetings,Religion & Ethics,Research,TheologySchool: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Pitts Theology LibraryBuilding/Room: Pitts Theology LibraryMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Richard C. Kessler ConversationsSpeaker/Presenter: Professor David FinkEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/A-Kessler-Conversation-with-Professor-David-FinkContact Name: Anne Marie McLeanContact Email: amclea3@emory.eduLink: https://www.pitts.emory.edu/chungkimNamed after the world-renowned Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection held at Pitts Theology Library, Kessler Conversations (30-45 mins) offer opportunities for the general public to learn about the events in Europe the 16th century and to consider what they may tell us about the issues facing our communities. Conversations in a given academic semester focus on a single contemporary theme and trace it back to the Reformers. These conversations are free and open to the public, but registration is required. The theme of the Spring 2021 conversations is “Blessed are the Poor: Wealth and Poverty in the 16th and 21st Centuries.”This April, David Fink, Associate Professor of Religion at Furman University, joins Dr. Richard Adams in a conversation titled "Wealth, Work, and Wisdom in Early Modern Society."One of the many changes brought about by the reform movements of the sixteenth century was a reevaluation of long-held Christian assumptions about money and its relationship to goods both in this world and in the world to come. Martin Luther’s radical new understanding of salvation by faith alone disrupted the ancient economy of salvific almsgiving, forcing both Protestants and Catholics to reconsider the meaning of money in a variety of practical and theological contexts. Professor Fink's recent research has focused on early modern reception of the Hebrew Bible’s wisdom literature, a body of writing dense with material bearing on these questions, and which they used to fashion a new social ethic on questions of economic justice, almsgiving, work, and vocation.David Fink is Associate Professor of Religion at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. His teaching and research center on the history of Christianity in the late middle ages and early modernity, and he is currently at work on a book project examining early Protestant engagements with the wisdom literature of the Hebrew Bible. + Online: <a href="http://pitts.emory.edu/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">pitts.emory.edu</a>/fink Campus Events
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01:00PM 02:00PM Wealth, Work, and Wisdom in Early Modern Society Webinar: University Event Topic: Academics,Humanities,Lectures & Meetings,Religion & Ethics,Research,TheologySchool: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Pitts Theology LibraryBuilding/Room: Pitts Theology LibraryMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Richard C. Kessler ConversationsSpeaker/Presenter: Professor David FinkEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://www.bigmarker.com/pitts-theology-library/A-Kessler-Conversation-with-Professor-David-FinkContact Name: Anne Marie McLeanContact Email: amclea3@emory.eduLink: https://www.pitts.emory.edu/chungkimNamed after the world-renowned Richard C. Kessler Reformation Collection held at Pitts Theology Library, Kessler Conversations (30-45 mins) offer opportunities for the general public to learn about the events in Europe the 16th century and to consider what they may tell us about the issues facing our communities. Conversations in a given academic semester focus on a single contemporary theme and trace it back to the Reformers. These conversations are free and open to the public, but registration is required. The theme of the Spring 2021 conversations is “Blessed are the Poor: Wealth and Poverty in the 16th and 21st Centuries.”This April, David Fink, Associate Professor of Religion at Furman University, joins Dr. Richard Adams in a conversation titled "Wealth, Work, and Wisdom in Early Modern Society."One of the many changes brought about by the reform movements of the sixteenth century was a reevaluation of long-held Christian assumptions about money and its relationship to goods both in this world and in the world to come. Martin Luther’s radical new understanding of salvation by faith alone disrupted the ancient economy of salvific almsgiving, forcing both Protestants and Catholics to reconsider the meaning of money in a variety of practical and theological contexts. Professor Fink's recent research has focused on early modern reception of the Hebrew Bible’s wisdom literature, a body of writing dense with material bearing on these questions, and which they used to fashion a new social ethic on questions of economic justice, almsgiving, work, and vocation.David Fink is Associate Professor of Religion at Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina. His teaching and research center on the history of Christianity in the late middle ages and early modernity, and he is currently at work on a book project examining early Protestant engagements with the wisdom literature of the Hebrew Bible. + Online: <a href="http://pitts.emory.edu/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">pitts.emory.edu</a>/fink Campus Events
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03:00PM 04:00PM EndNote Introduction -- Online: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsDepartment / Organization: Emory LibrariesBuilding/Room: Robert W. Woodruff LibraryEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeContact Name: Erin MooneyContact Phone: (404)727-6863Contact Email: eamoone@emory.eduWoodruff Library - Wayfinding Location: OTHERLink: https://guides.libraries.emory.edu/main/endnoteLearn to use EndNote to save references and create bibliographies! This is an online session. You will be sent the Zoom information when you register. Contact me with questions! + This workshop will be held online via Zoom. You will receive the Zoom information when you register. Campus Events
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04:00PM 06:00PM McDonald Lecture with M. Shawn Copeland: University Event Topic: TheologySchool: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Aquinas Center,Candler School of TheologyMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Candler School of Theology and the Aquinas Center of TheologySpeaker/Presenter: M. Shawn CopelandEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://bit.ly/mcdonald-april-7Contact Name: Alice TarkingtonContact Email: mtarkin@emory.eduLink: https://bit.ly/mcdonald-april-7Emory University's Candler School of Theology welcomes M. Shawn Copeland, professor emerita of systematic theology at Boston College, as this year's Alonzo L. McDonald Family Chair on the Life and Teachings of Jesus and Their Impact on Culture. On April 7 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., Copeland will present the Spring 2021 McDonald Lecture, "Beyond Imagining to Resurrection," followed by a Q&A session. This event is free and online with advanced registration required. Register here: bit.ly…This event is made possible by the McDonald Agape Foundation, with additional support provided by The Aquinas Center at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. + online Campus Events
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04:00PM 06:00PM McDonald Lecture with M. Shawn Copeland: University Event Topic: TheologySchool: School of TheologyDepartment / Organization: Aquinas Center,Candler School of TheologyMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Candler School of Theology and the Aquinas Center of TheologySpeaker/Presenter: M. Shawn CopelandEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://bit.ly/mcdonald-april-7Contact Name: Alice TarkingtonContact Email: mtarkin@emory.eduLink: https://bit.ly/mcdonald-april-7Emory University's Candler School of Theology welcomes M. Shawn Copeland, professor emerita of systematic theology at Boston College, as this year's Alonzo L. McDonald Family Chair on the Life and Teachings of Jesus and Their Impact on Culture. On April 7 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m., Copeland will present the Spring 2021 McDonald Lecture, "Beyond Imagining to Resurrection," followed by a Q&A session. This event is free and online with advanced registration required. Register here: bit.ly…This event is made possible by the McDonald Agape Foundation, with additional support provided by The Aquinas Center at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. + online Campus Events
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06:00PM 07:15PM Indigenous Methodologies and Ways of Knowing in Public Health: School: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: James Weldon Johnson Institute for the Study of Race and DifferenceSpeaker/Presenter: Dr. Nicole Redvers, Assistant Professor, University of North DakotaEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://emory.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Hh_P_JUlQAyzI1yTSc2eFQContact Name: Beth Jennifer MichelContact Email: beth.michel@emory.eduIndigenous Peoples are resilient peoples with deep traditional knowledges and scientific thought spanning millennia. Yet in the spirit of scientific hegemony that has pervaded most branches of Western science and practice, the democracy of knowledge has not prevailed. Epistemological pluralism is a complex term that recognizes and appreciates that in any given research or practice context, there may be several valuable ‘ways of knowing’, and that accommodating this plurality can lead to more successful integrated study and practice. In this presentation, Indigenous methodologies and ‘ways of knowing’ will be discussed through the lens of public health practice and health equity broadly. + Zoom Event Campus Events
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07:00PM 08:00PM Fox Center NEH Poetics Fellow Rose Library Lecture: University Event Topic: Academics,Alumni,Arts,Campus Life & Student Orgs,College,Community,Faculty,Graduate,Humanities,Lectures & Meetings,Religion & EthicsDepartment / Organization: Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry,Rose LibraryRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: http://emorylib.info/NEH-poetics-lectureSpeaker/Presenter: Dr. Nick Sturm, Dr. Daniel KaneCost: FreeContact Email: lolita.rowe@emory.eduWoodruff Library - Wayfinding Location: OTHERLink: http://emorylib.info/NEH-poetics-lectureDr. Nick Sturm, NEH Postdoctoral Fellow in Poetics at the Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry, is joined by Dr. Daniel Kane, professor of American literature at Uppsala University, for an online lecture and discussion on the diverse afterlives of the New American Poetry. "Researching After the Last Avant-Garde" is the inaugural NEH Poetics Fellow Rose Library Lecture and focuses on Dr. Sturm's ongoing archival research in the Stuart. A Rose Manuscript, Archives, and Rare Book Library, particularly the holdings of the Raymond Danowski Poetry Library. Register: http://emorylib.info/NEH-poetics-lecture + Online Campus Events
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08:00PM 08:00PM Performance by Erin Markey: Little Surfer in Progress: School: Oxford CollegeDepartment / Organization: Oxford CollegeCost: FreeContact Name: Brenna ValentineContact Email: brenna.a.valentine@emory.eduErin Markey is a “hilariously sociopathic” (NYT) Brooklyn based performer, musician and writer/creator of live performance works. Watch them on HBO’s High Maintenance Season 3 and TruTV’s At Home with Amy Sedaris Season 2. Markey, will adapt and perform research and content from their newest work-in-progress, Little Surfer, for Covid-19's favorite concert hall — Zoom. Little Surfer uses prose-like stand-up, borrowed and original dreamy beach pop. She frequently plays Joe’s Pub at the Public Theater. Their shows have toured nationally and internationally to ART (Cambridge, MA), The Yard Theater (London, UK), FringeArts (Philadelphia, PA), Luminato Festival (Toronto, ON), PICA’s TBA Festival (Portland, OR), Fierce Festival (Birmingham, UK), Fusebox Festival (Austin, TX), San Francisco Film Society and more. Markey’s most recent music/theater works include Boner Killer (2017), A Ride On The Irish Cream (2016), and Singlet (2018). Access the Zoom link. This is an Oxford Studies event presented by the Lyceum Committee as part of the lecture series "Toward a Social Justice Spring," co-sponsored by Oxford's WGSS program and Emory's Studies in Sexualities program. This event is also sponsored by Oxford Theatre. This event is open to all students, faculty, and staff at Emory University. + Virtual by Zoom Campus Events
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