ATTN: Monologue Festival Participants
Students registered to attend Saturday's workshop:
Imagination Stage will determine whether to hold the workshop by 7 am on Saturday
Call 301-280-1642 to check the status |
Established in 1981 at the University of Maryland, the Center
for Renaissance & Baroque Studies (CRBS) fosters intellectual exchange
between disciplines in the arts and humanities and allied fields.
As an independent unit within the College
of Arts and Humanities, the Center serves the campus through
an array of interdisciplinary programs including symposia, colloquia,
and special
lectures.
In addition, the
Center publishes a journal and
a volume
series of conference proceedings, and proudly hosts the Attending
to Early Modern Women symposium, which explores various
aspects of the lives and artistic production of women in the Renaissance.
In keeping with the Center's commitment to ensuring access to
the most up-to-date scholarship in the humanities, the Center's programs are open to the public.
The Center's director supervises a variety of outreach programs specifically designed for teachers and students in the state of Maryland.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
February 11, 2010
Shakespeare Monologue Festival
March 2, 2010
Applications due
Re-mapping the Renaissance:
Exchange between Early Modern Islam and Europe
June 13 - July 2, 2010
Re-mapping the Renaissance:
Exchange between Early Modern Islam and Europe
July 7 - 14, 2010
The Arts of Tibet:
Cultural Exchange in the Himalayas
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