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Kent Library Athenaeum Series: Transcultural Experience: Scotland in Symbol and Emblem
02/16/2017
Emily Booth of Southeast’s Department of Art has been facilitating international travel for its students since 2011. With interdisciplinary topics and team-teaching, Emily has crafted a dynamic and energized Athenaeum program of arts exploration that, while focusing on the arts as a jumping-off place of academic and creative investigation, is open to all Southeast students, regardless of major. In 2016, Booth enlisted the talents of colleague and friend Professor Louise Bodenheimer to team teach a course entitled, “Scotland Through Symbol and Emblem: Examining Scottish Culture Through Visual Imagery.' The professors and students who participated in the Scotland trip will give listeners a description of the breadth of topics covered in this experiential course and their adventures. This event will be held at noon on Wednesday, Feb. 22, in Sadie's Place in Kent Library.
02/16/2017
Emily Booth of Southeast’s Department of Art has been facilitating international travel for its students since 2011. With interdisciplinary topics and team-teaching, Emily has crafted a dynamic and energized Athenaeum program of arts exploration that, while focusing on the arts as a jumping-off place of academic and creative investigation, is open to all Southeast students, regardless of major. In 2016, Booth enlisted the talents of colleague and friend Professor Louise Bodenheimer to team teach a course entitled, “Scotland Through Symbol and Emblem: Examining Scottish Culture Through Visual Imagery.' The professors and students who participated in the Scotland trip will give listeners a description of the breadth of topics covered in this experiential course and their adventures. This event will be held at noon on Wednesday, Feb. 22, in Sadie's Place in Kent Library.
