Daily Schedule

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7:30-8:30
Check-In
(Annapolis Hall)

9:00-10:00
Breakfast, Welcome, and Introductions
(St. Mary's)

10:00-11:30
Conceptismo vs. Culteranismo: Poetry in the Everyday Classroom
Lisa Pegram
(St. Mary's)

11:30-12:00
Identification Cards, Library Cards
(Mitchell)

12:00-1:00
Lunch
(South Campus Dining)

1:30-3:00
Lecture:
The Portuguese Empire--Trading Networks, Expansion, and Power
Daryle Williams
(Art-Sociology 2309)

3:15-5:00
Technology Workshop: Creating Collaborative Communities in an Electronic Teaching Classroom
Catherine Hays-Zabriskie, Janel Brennan-Tillmann
(Jiminez)

5:15-6:30
Meet with Facilitator
Kristina Berdan
(Art-Sociology 1213)

6:30-7:15
Dinner
(Cornerstone Restaurant)

7:30-9:00
Lecture: Musical Exchange along the Portuguese Trade Routes
Victor Vicente
(Art-Sociology 1213)

8:30-9:15
Lab Time
(Jiminez)

9:15-9:30
Coffee
(HJ Patterson 0226)

9:30-11:00
Lecture: The Crossroads of Atlantic Culture--Fine Arts in Brazil and Portugal
Daryle Williams
(HJ Patterson 0226)

11:15-12:45
Research Workshop: Cartography--Mapping the Hispanic Atlantic
Alison Sandman
(Art-Sociology 2309)

1:00-1:45
Lunch - catered
(Art-Sociology 2309)

2:00-3:30
Lecture: Portugal in China--Arts and Culture of Colonial Macau
Quint Gregory
(Art-Sociology 2309)

3:45-5:15
Hands-on Workshop: Capoeira (Martial Arts/ Dance)
Fabio Melo
(CSPAC 2170)

5:15-6:15
Meet with Facilitator/ Teams
(CSPAC 1801 or Lounge)

6:30-7:15
Dinner
(Noodles & Co.)

7:30-9:00
Lecture: Tales of Travel--The Literature of Portugal and Brazil
Phyllis Peres
(Art-Sociology 1213)

8:30-9:15
Lab Time
(Jiminez)

9:15-9:30
Coffee
(Art-Sociology 2318)

9:30-11:00
Hands-on Workshop: Tile-Making (Azulejos)
Alfredo Ratinoff
(Art-Sociology 2318)

11:15-12:00
Research and Reading Time: Primary Sources
(McKeldin Library and other campus libraries)

12:00-1:00
Lunch
(South Campus Dining)

1:00-2:30
Lecture: Magic and the Supernatural
Barbara Sommer
(Plant Sciences 1111)

2:30-3:30
Meet with Facilitator/ Teams
(Plant Sciences 1111)

3:30-3:45
Afternoon Snack

3:45-5:45
Film TBA
(Hornbake Viewing Room)

5:45-6:45
Dinner
(Art-Sociology Atrium)

7:00-8:30
Teaching Workshop: Exploring the Effects of Colonization through Drama
Lenore Blank-Kelner
(Art-Sociology Atrium)

8:30-9:00
Gather for Travel to Catholic University
(Annapolis Hall)

9:30-11:00
Presentation: The Missionary Church in the Portuguese Empire, 1450-1800
Thomas Cohen

11:00:12:30
Library Visit: Oliveira Lima Library Catholic University

12:30-1:30
Lunch
(Catholic University cafeteria, on own)

2:00-3:15
Library and Research Time
(McKeldin Library and other campus libraries)

3:30-5:00
Lecture: Ivories
Letty Bonnell
(HJ Patterson 0226)

5:00-6:15
Free Time

6:30-7:30
Dinner - Pita Plus
(CSPAC Lounge/ CSPAC 1801)

7:30-9:00
Afro-Brazilian Percussion: Samba
Gilberto Campell0
(CSPAC Studio 2)

8:30-9:15
Gather at Annapolis Hall for Metro Travel to D.C.
(Annapolis Hall)

10:15-10:45
Presentation:
Encompassing the Globe: Portugal and the World in the 16th and 17th Centuries
Margaret Heiner

11:00-12:00
Guided Tour of  Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Portugal Exhibit

12:00-12:30
Free Time at the Museum

12:45-1:45
Lunch
(Smithsonian Castle)

2:00-3:00
Presentation: Portugal in Africa
Tour of relevant galleries and online resource demonstration
Veronika Jenke

3:00-4:00
Free Time at the National Museum of African Art

5:00-8:00
Check out of Annapolis Hall (if applicable)

Dinner (on own)

Free Evening

Teamwork Time
Participants work on collaborative lesson plans and presentations, conduct research, or visit relevant galleries and museums.

Office Hours with Facilitator

12:00-1:00
Lunch - meal deals card

1:30-6:00
Teamwork Time
Participants work on collaborative lesson plans and presentations, conduct research, or visit relevant galleries and museums.

Office Hours with Facilitator

6:00-7:00
Dinner - meal deals card

Teamwork Time
Participants work on collaborative lesson plans and presentations, conduct research, or visit relevant galleries and museums

12:00-1:00
Lunch - meal deals card

1:30-6:00
Teamwork Time
Participants work on collaborative lesson plans and presentations, conduct research, or visit relevant galleries and museums.

6:00-7:00
Dinner - meal deals card

8:30-9:15
Lab Time (optional)
(Jimenez)

9:15-9:30
Coffee
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)

9:30-11:00
Teaching Workshop:
Evaluation and Assessment
Steve Koziol
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)

11:15-12:00
Meet with Teams/ Facilitator
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)

12:45-1:30
Lunch - BBQ
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)

1:45-3:45
Teaching Workshop: Outreach and Support
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)
Teachers meet with administrators and curriculum supervisors from their schools (and other invited representatives) to discuss ways to work together to integrate arts in curricula and to use community and school resources to support instruction.

4:00-6:00
Library Time
(McKeldin Library and other libraries)

6:00-7:00
Dinner - meal deals card

7:30-9:00
Hands-on Workshop: Written on Cloth: Textiles as Cultural Record
Valeska Populoh
(Art-Sociology 2318)

8:30-9:00
Coffee
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)

9:00-12:00
Teacher Presentations
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)
Teachers share their collaborative lesson plans that use the fine arts to teach another core subject

12:00-1:00
Lunch - catered
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)

1:00-2:00
Graduation Ceremony
(Maryland Room, Marie Mount Hall)

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