Collection Timeline

2011 to 2012

2011
Photograph 2 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Reese.
Photograph 4 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 5 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 6 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 7 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 1 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Dean Katherine Aiken and Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 2 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Katherine Aiken, Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, introduces Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 3 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 4 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 5 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 6 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 7 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Audience for Rodney Frey's Keynote Address, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 8 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 8 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 9 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 10 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 11 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 12 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 13 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey and audience members, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 14 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey and audience members, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 15 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Huckleberry ice cream served after Rodney Frey's Keynote Address, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 16 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey and audience members after his Keynote Address, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 9 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 17 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey and audience member after his Keynote Address, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 18 of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor. Pictured: Rodney Frey and audience member after his Keynote Address, Administration Auditorium, UI Moscow.
Photograph 10 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 11 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Photograph 1 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces MFA students in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 2 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 3 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 2 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 3 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 4 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 5 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 6 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 7 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 4 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 8 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 9 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Audience members poses question to Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 10 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 11 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 5 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand, and audience in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 6 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 1 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: Audience members and David Adler (far right) listen as Adler's talk is introduced.
Photograph 7 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 2 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured L to R: Rodney Frey shakes hands with David Adler after introducing Adler's talk.
Photograph 3 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 4 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 5 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 6 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 7 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 8 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 9 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 10 of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research. Pictured: David Adler.
Photograph 8 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 1 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke (center).
Photograph 2 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 3 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 4 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 5 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 6 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 7 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 8 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 9 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 9 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand, and audience in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 10 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 11 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 12 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke.
Photograph 13 of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science. Pictured: Michael O'Rourke listens to questions from the audience.
Photograph 1 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: Marty Peterson.
Photograph 2 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: Marty Peterson talks to audience member before his colloquium talk.
Photograph 3 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: Marty Peterson talks to audience member before his colloquium talk.
Photograph 4 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured L to R: Marty Peterson and Rodney Frey.
Photograph 10 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 5 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: Marty Peterson.
Photograph 6 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: Marty Peterson.
Photograph 7 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: UI President M. Duane Nellis applauds after Marty Peterson's talk.
Photograph 8 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: Kenton Bird, Director and Associate Professor in the School of Journalism and Mass Media, makes a comment after Marty Peterson's talk.
Photograph 9 of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations. Pictured: Marty Peterson.
Photograph 1 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand.
Photograph 2 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand.
Photograph 3 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand.
Photograph 4 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand.
Photograph 5 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand.
Photograph 11 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 6 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand.
Photograph 7 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand talks to audience member.
Photograph 8 of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Brandon Schrand.
Photograph 1 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback (far right), Navin Chettri (wearing hat), and performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 2 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback, Navin Chettri, and performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 3 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 5 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 4 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 12 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand, and audience in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 1 of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion. Pictured: Carmen Suarez.
Photograph 6 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 20 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 13 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 21 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 7 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 22 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 23 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 24 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 25 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 26 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 28 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 27 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 29 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 14 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 30 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 31 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 32 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participants at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 8 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 33 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience participant at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 15 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 9 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 16 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand, and audience in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 17 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 10 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Performers at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 18 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 1 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 2 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 3 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 11 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 4 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 5 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 6 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 8 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 9 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 10 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 11 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 12 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 14 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 12 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 18 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 19 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 20 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 21 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 22 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 19 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 24 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 23 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 25 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 13 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 26 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 27 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 28 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 29 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 30 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 32 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 20 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 31 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 14 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 15 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 16 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Performers and audience members at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 17 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 18 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 19 of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance. Pictured: Barry Bilderback and audience at UI Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 33 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 34 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 48 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 21 of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Cara Stoddard, Ann Stebner Steele, Brandon Schrand in University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 1 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 2 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 3 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 4 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 5 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 6 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 35 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 7 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 8 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 9 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Navin Chettri, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 10 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Navin Chettri, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 11 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Soloist and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 12 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Performers from Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 13 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Navin Chettri and performers from Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 14 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 15 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Performers from Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 16 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Performers from Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 36 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 17 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 18 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 19 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Performer from Jazz Choir I with audience member, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 20 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 21 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 22 of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student. Pictured: Dan Bukvich and Jazz Choir I, University of Idaho Prichard Gallery.
Photograph 37 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 38 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 39 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 40 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 41 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 42 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 43 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 44 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 45 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 46 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 47 of Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Performance 'Adoration of Dora: a Play with Text and Images.' Robert Caisley, Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing, directed the play. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon, MFA graduate student, wrote the play. Pictured: Cast members perform at dress rehearsal, University of Idaho Hartung Theater.
Photograph 1 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Deyasi, Simon, and Caisley.
Photograph 2 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 3 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 4 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 5 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 6 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured at podium: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 7 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Lauren 'Lojo' Simon.
Photograph 8 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Robert Caisley.
Photograph 9 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured: Robert Caisley.
Photograph 10 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured L to R: Deyasi, Simon, and Caisley.
Photograph 11 of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student. Pictured L to R: Deyasi, Simon, and Caisley.
Photograph 1 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured L to R: Rodney Frey, Garth Reese, Dan Bukvich.
Photograph 3 of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies. Pictured: Garth Reese.
Video of Carmen Suarez's Colloquium Talk 'Un Testimonio: Quien Soy Yo? Who Am I? - A Chicago-born Latina's Path to Ethnic Identity and Activism.' Carmen Suarez is Director, Office of Human Rights, Access and Inclusion.
PowerPoint of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor.
Transcript of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations.
PowerPoint of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science.
Addendum to Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor.
PowerPoint of Marco Deyasi with Robert Caisley and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Talk & Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Simon is a graduate student. Deyasi gave a talk before the panel discussion using this PowerPoint presentation
Transcript of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor.
Transcript of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies.
Transcript of Aaron Poor Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Aaron Poor is an MFA graduate student of Brandon Schrand, Assistant Professor of English.
Video of David Adler's Colloquium Talk 'Governing in an Era of Crisis: The Rule of Law and Emergency Powers.' David Adler is James A. McClure Professor and Director, McClure Center for Public Policy Research.
Video of Rodney Frey's Keynote Address 'Turning of the Wheel: Meeting the Challenges and Charting - Creating the World with Spokes and a Hub.' Rodney Frey is Professor of Ethnography and Distinguished Humanities Professor.
Video of Brandon Schrand's Colloquium Talk 'Removing the Mask: The Personal Essay as an Epistemological Instrument in the Unique and the Universal.' Brandon Schrand is Assistant Professor of English.
Video of Marty Peterson's Colloquium Talk 'Reflections on Serving under Seven University of Idaho Presidents - Representing the University in all its Diversity and Universality.' Marty Peterson is Special Assistant to the President, Governmental Relations.
Video of Michael O'Rourke's Colloquium Talk 'Better Living through Philosophy: Ways of Knowing and the Search for Common Ground.' Michael O'Rourke is Professor of Philosophy and faculty in Neuroscience and Environmental Science.
Video of Robert Caisley, Marco Deyasi, and Lauren 'Lojo' Simon's Colloquium Talk & Panel Discussion 'Art about Art: Collaboration and Expression of Self and Other in Creating New Work for Theatre (on the play "Adoration of Dora").' Robert Caisley is Associate Professor of Theatre Arts and Head of Dramatic Writing. Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Lauren 'Lojo' Simon is a graduate student.
Video of Brandon Schrand and MFA Creative Writing Students' Essay Reading 'The Unique and Universal in the Personal Essay: Graduate Student Readings.' Brandon Schrand is an Assistant Professor of English. Aaron Poor, Jamaica Ritcher, Cara Stoddard, and Ann Stebner Steele are MFA graduate students in Creative Writing.
Video of Garth Reese's Colloquium Talk 'Invisible Spokes: The Ubiquity of Magic in the West.' Garth Reese is an Associate Professor and Head of the Library's Special Collections and Archives. His research focus is Religious Studies.���
Video of Dan Bukvich with Navin Chettri and the Jazz Choir I's Musical Performance 'The Village Sings and Drums and Dances, an evening of engaged voices and rhythms.' Dan Bukvich is Professor of Music. Navin Chettri is Bukvich's student.
Video of Barry Bilderback's Workshop and Performance 'Akwaaba and the Organization of Traditional Music and Dance in Ghanaian Culture.' Barry Bilderback is Assistant Professor of Music. Navin Chettri and World Beat were partners for the performance.

2012
Photograph 11 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Keim-Campbell and Machlis at opening reception, Reflections Gallery, UI Commons.
Photograph 16 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 17 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 18 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 19 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 20 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards and student assistant.
Photograph 21 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 11 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 23 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards and student assistant.
Photograph 22 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Student assistant to Dan Edwards.
Photograph 24 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards and student assistant.
Photograph 25 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards and student assistant.
Photograph 26 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 27 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 28 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 29 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards and student assistant.
Photograph 12 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Audience members pose questions to Stephen Drown.
Photograph 1 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 2 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 3 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 4 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 5 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 6 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 7 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 8 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 10 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 9 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 11 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 12 of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology. Pictured: Sanford Eigenbrode.
Photograph 1 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 1 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Dan Edwards, who is seated in the front row.
Photograph 2 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 3 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 4 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 5 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 6 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 7 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 8 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 10 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 9 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 11 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: Audience member addresses James Foster.
Photograph 12 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 2 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 13 of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science. Pictured: James Foster.
Photograph 3 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards and student assistant.
Photograph 1 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 2 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 4 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Student assistant to Dan Edwards.
Photograph 3 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 4 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 5 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 6 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 7 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 8 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 10 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 9 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 11 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 12 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 5 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards and student assistant.
Photograph 14 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 13 of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center. Pictured: Heather Gasser.
Photograph 1 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 2 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 3 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 4 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 5 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 6 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson and audience.
Photograph 7 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson and audience.
Photograph 8 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 9 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 10 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson talks with audience.
Photograph 6 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 11 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 12 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson.
Photograph 13 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Audience member Arthur Taylor, Native American Tribal Liaison to the Provost at UI, makes an oberservation after Johnson's talk.
Photograph 14 of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English. Pictured: Janis Johnson talks with audience.
Photograph 1 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 2 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 3 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 4 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 5 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 6 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 7 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 12 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Sally Graves Machlis.
Photograph 8 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 8 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 7 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 9 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 10 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 11 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 12 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 13 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 14 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Photograph 9 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 10 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 11 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 12 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 13 of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology. Pictured: John Mihelich.
Photograph 1 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 2 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 3 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 4 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 5 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 6 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 7 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant talks with audience.
Photograph 8 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 9 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 10 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 11 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 12 of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe. Pictured: Mark Trahant.
Photograph 1 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 2 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 3 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 4 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 5 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 6 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 7 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 8 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 9 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 10 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 11 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 12 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman.
Photograph 13 of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012. Pictured: Bill Voxman talks with audience.
Photograph 1 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 2 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 4 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 3 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 6 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 5 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 13 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Sally Graves Machlis.
Photograph 7 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 8 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 9 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 10 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 11 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 12 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Audience members ask questions after Bill Smith's talk.
Photograph 13 of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies. Pictured: Bill Smith.
Photograph 1 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Shirley McCormack.
Photograph 2 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Silas Whitman and Shirley McCormack.
Photograph 3 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Shirley McCormack.
Photograph 4 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Silas Whitman.
Photograph 5 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Loretta Halfmoon, Silas Whitman, and Shirley McCormack.
Photograph 6 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Loretta Halfmoon and Silas Whitman .
Photograph 7 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Silas Whitman and Shirley McCormack.
Photograph 8 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Silas Whitman.
Photograph 9 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Loretta Halfmoon.
Photograph 10 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Loretta Halfmoon.
Photograph 11 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Janis Johnson and Loretta Halfmoon .
Photograph 12 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Janis Johnson, Loretta Halfmoon, Silas Whitman, and Shirley McCormack.
Photograph 13 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Audience members.
Photograph 14 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured: Audience member Angel Sobotta, Nez Perce Tribe member.
Photograph 15 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Audience member, Janis Johnson, Loretta Halfmoon, and Silas Whitman.
Photograph 16 of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English. Pictured L to R: Janis Johnson and Loretta Halfmoon .
Photograph 1 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured: Angel Sobotta (UI).
Photograph 2 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Angel Sobotta (UI) and D'Lisa Pinkham (UI).
Photograph 3 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured: Angel Sobotta (UI).
Photograph 4 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: D'Lisa Pinkham (UI), Lynn Becerra (WSU), and Maria Isabel Morales (WSU).
Photograph 6 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured: Panelists and audience.
Photograph 5 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Angel Sobotta (UI), D'Lisa Pinkham (UI), and Lynn Becerra (WSU).
Photograph 7 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: D'Lisa Pinkham (UI) and Lynn Becerra (WSU).
Photograph 8 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Sobotta (UI), Pinkham (UI), Becerra (WSU), Morales (WSU), Holt (WSU), and Johnson.
Photograph 9 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Angel Sobotta (UI) and D'Lisa Pinkham (UI).
Photograph 10 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Angel Sobotta (UI) and D'Lisa Pinkham (UI).
Photograph 11 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Sobotta (UI), Pinkham (UI), Becerra (WSU), Morales (WSU), and Holt (WSU).
Photograph 12 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured: Lynn M. Becerra (WSU).
Photograph 13 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Maria Isabel Morales (WSU) and Renee Holt (WSU).
Photograph 14 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Maria Isabel Morales (WSU) and Renee Holt (WSU).
Photograph 15 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Maria Isabel Morales (WSU), Renee Holt (WSU), and Georgia Johnson .
Photograph 17 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Pinkham (UI), Becerra (WSU), Morales (WSU), and Holt (WSU).
Photograph 18 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Becerra (WSU), Morales (WSU), Holt (WSU), and Georgia Johnson.
Photograph 19 of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course. Pictured L to R: Pinkham (UI), Becerra (WSU), Morales (WSU), and Holt (WSU).
Photograph 2 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Professor Rodney Frey introduces Machlis and Campbell.
Photograph 14 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured L to R: Keim-Campbell, Machlis, Rodney Frey, Lojo Simon.
Photograph 1 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Rodney Frey and Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 2 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 3 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 4 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 5 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 6 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 4 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell.
Photograph 7 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 8 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 15 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Graduate student Lojo Simon talks to Machlis and Keim-Campbell.
Photograph 9 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 10 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 11 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 12 of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History. Pictured: Katherine Aiken.
Photograph 1 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Rodney Frey and Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 2 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Nancy Chaney, who is seated lower left.
Photograph 3 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 4 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 5 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell.
Photograph 6 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 16 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured L to R: Lojo Simon, Keim-Campbell, Machlis.
Photograph 5 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 7 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 8 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 9 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 10 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 11 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 12 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 13 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 6 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Delphine Keim-Campbell and Sally Graves Machlis.
Photograph 14 of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Nancy Chaney.
Photograph 17 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Opening reception for Road Stories in the Reflections Gallery, University of Idaho Commons.
Photograph 1 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 2 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 3 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 4 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 5 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 6 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 7 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 8 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 9 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 10 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 11 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 12 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 7 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Delphine Keim-Campbell.
Photograph 13 of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Marco Deyasi.
Photograph 1 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Stephen Drown.
Photograph 2 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 3 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 4 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 5 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 6 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 7 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 8 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 3 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Professor Rodney Frey introduces Machlis and Campbell.
Photograph 1 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Sally Graves Machlis.
Photograph 8 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Sally Graves Machlis.
Photograph 9 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Delphine Keim-Campbell and Sally Graves Machlis.
Photograph 10 of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design. Pictured: Students at opening reception for Road Stories in the Reflections Gallery, University of Idaho Commons.
Photograph 9 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 10 of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture. Pictured: Stephen Drown.
Photograph 15 of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry. Pictured: Dan Edwards.
Publication related to Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course.
PowerPoint of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies.
PowerPoint of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science.
PowerPoint of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center.
PowerPoint of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology.
PowerPoint of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History.
PowerPoint of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow. Pictured: Rodney Frey introduces Nancy Chaney, who is seated lower left.
Transcript of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow.
Video of Bill Voxman's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Communicating Communication through Black and White Photography: Connecting the Diverse with the Shared in Common.' Bill Voxman is Photographer and Professor Emeritus of Mathematics. Voxman's photographs were displayed in the UI Commons Reflections Gallery from January 9 to 27, 2012.
Video of James Foster's Colloquium Talk 'Why the classics matter: ancient Greece and the modern university.' James Foster is Professor of Biology and Computer Science.
Video of Sanford Eigenbrode's Colloquium Talk 'Notes from a Basically Applied Scientist.' Sanford Eigenbrode is Professor of Chemical Ecology and Chair of Entomology.
Video of Marco Deyasi's Colloquium Talk 'Community Without Borders: Symbolism, Theosophy, and Anti-Colonialism in France, 1880-1910.' Marco Deyasi is Assistant Professor of Art and Design.
Video of Katherine Aiken's Colloquium Talk 'A Historian Looks at Valentine's Day.' Katherine Aiken is Dean, College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences, and Professor of History.
Video of Heather Gasser's Colloquium Talk 'Social Justice and Feminist Leadership: Sharing the Unique Perspectives and Universal Concepts.' Heather Gasser is Director, UI Women's Center.
Video of Sally Graves Machlis and Delphine Keim-Campbell's Colloquium Talk and Gallery Exhibition 'Road Stories.' Sally Graves Machlis is Chair and Professor of Art and Design. Dephine Keim-Campbell is Associate Professor of Art and Design.���
Video of Bill Smith's Colloquium Talk 'The International Community Looks for...Community?.' Bill Smith is Director, Martin Institute and International Studies.
Video of Stephen Drown's Colloquium Talk 'The University of Idaho Olmsted Brothers' Master Plan: Historical Process and the Creation of Place.' Stephen Drown is Chair and Professor of Landscape Architecture.
Video of Janis Johnson's Colloquium Talk 'This Is the Sound of Survivance: Nez Perce Indians Playing Jazz.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor English.
Video of Georgia Johnson and graduate students Angel Sobotta, D'Lisa Pinkham, Lynn M. Becerra, Maria Isabel Morales, and Renee Holt's Panel Presentation 'Turning of the Wheel: an Indigenous Woman's Perspective.' Panelists are from Georgia Johnson (Associate Professor of Education)'s 'Indigenous Knowledge and Research Models in Education' course.
Video of John Mihelich's Colloquium Talk 'Is Good Enough, Good Enough? Cultural Imagination and Human Capacities for Self, Other and Community.' John Mihelich is Chair and Associate Professor of Anthropology and Sociology.
Video of Denise Bennett's PBS Documentary 'Turning of the Wheel: University of Idaho Humanities Exploration.' Don Burnett is Dean, College of Law and Professor of Law.
Video of Nancy Chaney's Colloquium Talk 'Adventures of time and space travel aboard an amazing machine: The wheel as political metaphor..' Nancy Chaney is an alumnus of University of Idaho and Mayor of Moscow.���
Video of Dan Edwards's Colloquium Talk 'The Unique vs. The Universal: the Final Round.' Dan Edwards is Associate Professor of Physical Chemistry.
Video of Moderator Janis Johnson with Loretta Halfmoon, Shirley McCormack, and Silas Whitman (descendents of Nez Perce musicians)'s Discussion 'A Discussion with Nez Perce Jazz Musicians.' Janis Johnson is Assistant Professor of English.
Video of Don Burnett's Colloquium Talk 'From Ethics to Economics: A Jurisprudential Search for Enduring Principles.' Don Burnett is Dean, College of Law and Professor of Law.
Video of Mark Trahant's Colloquium Talk 'The full spectrum in a wheel: Less, more and the opposite spoke.' Mark Trahant is Editor-in-Residence for the School of Journalism and Mass Media and a member of Idaho's Shoshone-Bannock Tribe.