Full CalendarCalendar of Events 
January 2, 2013
January 4, 2013
January 8, 2013
January 9, 2013
January 10, 2013
Transfer Orientation
Location: Throughout Campus
06:00 P
Women's Basketball: Regis College @ Southern Vermont College
Location: Southern Vermont College
January 11, 2013
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
12:00 P
Graduate Student Orientation
Location: College Hall Foyer - Blue Room
Drop-in Orientation for new graduate students
January 12, 2013
01:00 P
Swimming & Diving: Regis @ WPI/Roger Williams
Location: WPI
Swimming & Diving travels to WPI to take on WPI and Roger Williams in a swim meet
04:00 P
Reception: Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 14, 2013
Comedian/Magician Brian Miller
Location: LSU
Join us in the LSU at 8pm for a performance by Comedian/Musician Brian Miller!
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 15, 2013
Make-Up Orientation
Location: Throughout Campus
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
05:30 P
Black Out Basketball Games!
Location: Gym
Come cheer on your Men's and Women's Basketball teams as they take on Daniel Webster!
January 16, 2013
Celtics vs. Hornets Basketball
Location: LSU
Join us for the first of many basketball games on the big screen in the LSU!
Orientation Leader Information Session
Location: LSU
Join us in the LSU for an informational session about becoming an Orientation Leader this Summer!
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 17, 2013
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 18, 2013
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 19, 2013
College Basketball viewing
Location: LSU
Join us in the LSU for college basketball on the big screen. Ohio State vs.Michigan State at 6pm, followed by Gonzaga vs. Butler at 9pm!
January 20, 2013
January 21, 2013
Martin Luther King Day (No Classes)
Location:
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 22, 2013
RA/OL Resume Workshop
Location: CH202
Women's Basketball: Regis @ Newbury College
Location: Hellenic College
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 23, 2013
Sun Come Up Film Screening
Location: LSU
Sun Come Up is a documentary which follows the people of the Carteret Islands as they become environmental refugees from their homeland due to climate change. This documentary follows these people as they make the difficult decision to leave their homes and search for a new place to live across the South Pacific. This documentary will provide an amazing co-curricular learning experience to the Regis College community as well. Environmental Studies and Public Health students, among countless others, would be benefitted greatly from the viewing of this documentary, since it strives to recognize the effects that climate change has on individuals across the globe.
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 24, 2013
Senior Class Party
Location: TBD
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 25, 2013
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 26, 2013
Celebrate Winter Family Day
Location: Spellman Museum
It's time once again to make snowballs, snowflakes and snowmen using postage stamps. The Museum is holding its annual Celebrate Winter Family Day on Saturday, January 26 from noon to 4:00. Children who come wearing mittens or earmuffs will receive a special stamp prize. The day coordinates with Weston's winter program on the town common starting at 10:00. The Museum's community room will have arts and crafts activities for children and adults using real stamps plus stamp games and puzzles to play and win stamp prizes. Children can create winter stamp mosaics of snowflakes, snowballs and snowmen using stamps and also design their own winter stamps to display. Everyone will get instructions about how to create personal envelopes and cards about winter to send to friends. The Museum will pay the postage. Hot cider and cookies will be served. Admission is $8 for adults, $5 for seniors and $3 for children ages 5 to 16.
January 27, 2013
January 28, 2013
Big Prize Bingo
Location: LSU
Leadership Workshop
Location: Kearns Conference Room
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 29, 2013
Commuter Coffeehouse
Location: SP&L Office
RA/OL Resume Workshop
Location: FDR
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 30, 2013
President's Council
Location: Kearns Conference Room
The president's of each student group on campus will be meeting in Kearns to discuss Spring Semester
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
January 31, 2013
Multicultural Council
Location: Kearns Conference Room
The President's of all the multicultural student groups on campus will meet to discuss Spring Semester.
10:00 A
Connections
Location: Carney Gallery
Lorraine Sullivan entangles the viewer in a never-ending circuit of looking that both reveals and conceals underlying networks of visual puns, social commentary, and political astuteness. Her sculptures are strategies for engaging the public in thought and reflection. Family photos, vintage cloth, nineteenth century spelling bee word lists, and much more are assembled into arrangements that become intermediaries between the artist’s personal history and the works’ public role as mediums of communication and processors of memory.
08:00 P
Chris Carter, Mentalist
Location: Casey Theatre
By great demand, we are pleased to bring back Christopher Carter! Christopher Carter is recognized as one of the world’s greatest mind-readers. But he’s not psychic. He’s simply an incredibly skilled observer of human behavior. Starting at the age of eight, when an uncle allowed him to sit in on a poker game, Christopher began to realize that people broadcast their thoughts in ways beyond words. This led to a lifelong interest in non-verbal communication and “people reading.” Christopher will randomly select a woman in the crowd and tell her what is in her purse, including the specific compartment where each item is located. Next, he is going to leave you scratching your head in amazement when he begins to reveal the detailed thoughts of dozens of people in the audience.
