 2018 AH Dean's Office L-R Dean Bob Frakes, Rebecca St Croix Martinez, Janine Cornelison, Andrea Weikel, Adriana Sixtos, Liora Gubkin, Christina Ramirez, and Matthew McClellan.
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During the Spring 2018 semester, Dr. Dustin Knepp (Modern Languages & Literatures) taught an Acting in Spanish class. The class visited Arvin, CA to present well-known children's plays (Little Red Riding Hood, The Three Little Pigs) in Spanish to local bilingual school children (K-6). The School of Arts & Humanities has a hop-scotch in front of the HOB! Who is up to the challenge? Check out the YouTube video below! Throughout the fall semester student researchers in Dr. Kate Mulry's course, HIST 3650: Science, Medicine, and Empire in the Atlantic World, have been researching, writing, and producing their original research for a class podcast. Each student will feature their original research in individual 15-minute episodes. The class podcast was created in the context of the course Science, Medicine, and Empire in the Atlantic World, which introduced students to the major themes of, and approaches to, the entangled histories of empire, science, and medicine in the early modern Atlantic world (1500-1800). In the course students examined the role of science and medicine in creating, upholding, and governing empires. Students also investigated how imperial expansion and participants around the Atlantic, including Amerindians, free and enslaved Africans, and women, transformed and shaped emerging scientific and medical ideas. The aim of the podcast is to encourage students to think about how to translate their research projects for an audience beyond the classroom. Experimenting with a podcast has motivated the class to present their research in a fun, engaging way; it has emphasized skills in storytelling while maintaining a high scholarly standard. The class secured the assistance of Flynt Burton, a student in CSUB’s Department of Music, for their podcast. Burton worked the class to create a unique sound for the podcast. Burton composed two excerpts for the podcast, including a piano trio and wind quartet to complement the themes and content of the podcast. With the assistance of Anthony Bolanos, of the Faculty Teaching and Learning Center, the students recorded rough cuts of their episodes during the first week of December 2017. The students are also the recipients of an undergraduate research grant from the Dean’s office which will enable them to secure a dedicated platform to host the podcast. Check out the live link to the podcast here! The School of Arts & Humanities is so excited to see our students graduate tomorrow!! Your big day is almost here!! Have you noticed CSUB has several pieces of art situated in different areas of the campus?
Joyce Kohl, Professor of Fine Arts has spent the last thirty years inviting artists from all over the world to participate in the Visiting Sculpture class. CSUB students are given the opportunity to plan and create artwork with the visiting artist. This year, Darrin Ekern, an Art instructor at Bakersfield College, was invited to work with CSUB students and decided to address the danger of losing our Kit Foxes to sarcoptic mange. This recent sculpture has been installed near the Health Center and is titled "Tipping Point: Don't let the Kit Fox become a Dinosaur!" Go check it out! Dr. Maria Palaiologou (Philosophy) recently told us a fun fact about herself! "I lost my first Ray Ban while traveling on a train to Marrakesh....At least I made a Bedouin happy."  |
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