Showing posts with label class act. Show all posts
Showing posts with label class act. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Ain't no tuition for having no ambition, and ain't no loans for sittin' at home
Listening to rap makes me write papers faster. Who knew?
Friday, March 28, 2008
Why Why Why Do I feel compelled to intellectually prove myself?
Tomorrow I need to write a research paper to be presented at an undergraduate philosophy conference alongside seniors from such legitimate institutions as Johns Hopkins. Who are philosophy majors. And much smarter than me. Who didn't just sign up because their religion professor flattered them. Also: they may have done legitimate research/know what they are talking about. The official program of this conference, for which I am not even close to being prepared for, follows:
Villa Julie College
presents the
8th Annual Undergraduate Conference
Bodies Sacred and
Profane
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
St. Paul Companies Pavilion
Sponsored by the
Humanities & Public History Department
9:00 Registration and refreshments
9:15 Welcome, Dr. Paul Lack, Vice-President and Academic Dean of Villa Julie College
Introduction: Alex Hooke, Conference Chair
9:30-10:15 Session I: Sacrifice and Alienation
Moderator: Esther Horrocks, (Chair of Interdisciplinary Studies, Villa Julie College)
1. Salmah Y. Rizvi (Senior, Anthropology/International Relations
Johns Hopkins University)
“On Suicide Bombers”
2. Keith Burton (Senior, Philosophy,Towson University)
“Alienation”
3. Celsus Robert (Senior, Social Relations/Criminal Justice, Cheyney University)
“Should Juveniles Be Treated as Adults in Criminal Matters?”
10:15-11:00 Session II: Beauty
Moderator: (Christine Noya, 3.
1. Chipo Siantumba (Junior, Business Adm., Cheyney)
“The Human Body: A Canvas of Artistic Expressions”
2. Elizabeth Cucchiella (Junior, Interdisciplinary Studies, Villa Julie College)
“Grin and Bare It: The Face of the Exotic Dancer”
3. Stuart Knazik, (Sophomore, Philosophy/Religious Studies, Howard CC)
“Every Breath We Breathe is a Miracle: The Visionary Work of Alex Grey”
11:00-11:45 Session III: Affirmations and Violations
Moderator: Ann Arbaugh (Alumni, Accountant, Villa Julie College)
1. Jennifer Pecor (Junior, Philosophy, The College of Notre Dame)
“Environmental Existentialism and the Human Body”
2. Annmicha Blugh (Junior, English, Morgan State University)
“Sanctity and Violation of the Body in Christianity and Islam”
3. Virginia Petrucci (Junior, Interdisciplinary Studies/Film, Villa Julie),
“Friends as Meals”
11:45–12:15 BREAK Presentation of Certificates
Lunch provided for presenters and their guests
12:15–1:00 Session IV: Images and IDEAS
Moderator: Robert Chee-Mooke (Asst. Professor of Philosophy, Villa Julie)
1. Kia-Lillian Hayes, (First year graduate student, Masters of Professional Studies Program , Georgetown University)
”” Blatant Lies and Intentional Deception: Media and Moral Obligations”
2. Choshena Bhagwandin (Senior, Chemistry, Villa Julie) ”
“The Perfect Smile”
3. Kristen Carpenter (Sophomore, General Studies, Howard CC)
“Physicians and Friars; How Greek Science and Early Christianity Shaped the Medieval Woman”
1:00–1:40 SESSION V: Sexes/Objects/Toys/Cyborgs
A Goucher College Panel Discussion
1. Derek Ford, (Senior, Philosophy)
"Cyborgs in Exodus"
2. Rachel Wilkins, (Senior, Philosophy)
“The Historicity and Re-Writing of the Sexed Body, Sex Toys and Sexual
Agony”
3. Michelle Kurta, (Senior, Peace Studies)
“The Pregnant Body, The Docile Body, The Useful Body”
1:40-2:00 Session VI: Panel on Location and Space
Moderator: Richard C. Monk (Professor of Criminal Justice, Retired, Coppin)
1. Chioma Uqwveabulem (Junior, Communication/English, Cheyney)
“The Feminine Body in the Igbo’s Perspective”
2. Jeremy Mann (Junior, Mass Communication, Towson)
‘Homecoming: A Personal Inquiry Into Location, Space and Angst”
2:00–2:45 SESSION VI: Powers of The Gaze
1. Chidi Okpalaoquchi (Junior, CIS/Mathmatics, Cheyney)
“The Influence of the Eyes on Moral Perception and Inclination”
2. Jessica Rachid (Senior, Interdisciplinary Studies, Villa Julie)
‘I See Me”
3. Kyla Bender- Baird, (Master’s Candidate, Women’s Studies,Towson)
“Gender Anxiety and Abject Bodies”
3:00 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Moderators; Manminder Singh, Kellie Smith (Seniors, Science, Co-Chairs of Philosophy Club, Villa Julie College)
Alphonso Lingis (Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, Pennsylvania State University)
“Love Junkies”
Woo! It's a good thing I am so experienced with failure...it will come in handy, I'm sure.
Villa Julie College
presents the
8th Annual Undergraduate Conference
Bodies Sacred and
Profane
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
St. Paul Companies Pavilion
Sponsored by the
Humanities & Public History Department
9:00 Registration and refreshments
9:15 Welcome, Dr. Paul Lack, Vice-President and Academic Dean of Villa Julie College
Introduction: Alex Hooke, Conference Chair
9:30-10:15 Session I: Sacrifice and Alienation
Moderator: Esther Horrocks, (Chair of Interdisciplinary Studies, Villa Julie College)
1. Salmah Y. Rizvi (Senior, Anthropology/International Relations
Johns Hopkins University)
“On Suicide Bombers”
2. Keith Burton (Senior, Philosophy,Towson University)
“Alienation”
3. Celsus Robert (Senior, Social Relations/Criminal Justice, Cheyney University)
“Should Juveniles Be Treated as Adults in Criminal Matters?”
10:15-11:00 Session II: Beauty
Moderator: (Christine Noya, 3.
1. Chipo Siantumba (Junior, Business Adm., Cheyney)
“The Human Body: A Canvas of Artistic Expressions”
2. Elizabeth Cucchiella (Junior, Interdisciplinary Studies, Villa Julie College)
“Grin and Bare It: The Face of the Exotic Dancer”
3. Stuart Knazik, (Sophomore, Philosophy/Religious Studies, Howard CC)
“Every Breath We Breathe is a Miracle: The Visionary Work of Alex Grey”
11:00-11:45 Session III: Affirmations and Violations
Moderator: Ann Arbaugh (Alumni, Accountant, Villa Julie College)
1. Jennifer Pecor (Junior, Philosophy, The College of Notre Dame)
“Environmental Existentialism and the Human Body”
2. Annmicha Blugh (Junior, English, Morgan State University)
“Sanctity and Violation of the Body in Christianity and Islam”
3. Virginia Petrucci (Junior, Interdisciplinary Studies/Film, Villa Julie),
“Friends as Meals”
11:45–12:15 BREAK Presentation of Certificates
Lunch provided for presenters and their guests
12:15–1:00 Session IV: Images and IDEAS
Moderator: Robert Chee-Mooke (Asst. Professor of Philosophy, Villa Julie)
1. Kia-Lillian Hayes, (First year graduate student, Masters of Professional Studies Program , Georgetown University)
”” Blatant Lies and Intentional Deception: Media and Moral Obligations”
2. Choshena Bhagwandin (Senior, Chemistry, Villa Julie) ”
“The Perfect Smile”
3. Kristen Carpenter (Sophomore, General Studies, Howard CC)
“Physicians and Friars; How Greek Science and Early Christianity Shaped the Medieval Woman”
1:00–1:40 SESSION V: Sexes/Objects/Toys/Cyborgs
A Goucher College Panel Discussion
1. Derek Ford, (Senior, Philosophy)
"Cyborgs in Exodus"
2. Rachel Wilkins, (Senior, Philosophy)
“The Historicity and Re-Writing of the Sexed Body, Sex Toys and Sexual
Agony”
3. Michelle Kurta, (Senior, Peace Studies)
“The Pregnant Body, The Docile Body, The Useful Body”
1:40-2:00 Session VI: Panel on Location and Space
Moderator: Richard C. Monk (Professor of Criminal Justice, Retired, Coppin)
1. Chioma Uqwveabulem (Junior, Communication/English, Cheyney)
“The Feminine Body in the Igbo’s Perspective”
2. Jeremy Mann (Junior, Mass Communication, Towson)
‘Homecoming: A Personal Inquiry Into Location, Space and Angst”
2:00–2:45 SESSION VI: Powers of The Gaze
1. Chidi Okpalaoquchi (Junior, CIS/Mathmatics, Cheyney)
“The Influence of the Eyes on Moral Perception and Inclination”
2. Jessica Rachid (Senior, Interdisciplinary Studies, Villa Julie)
‘I See Me”
3. Kyla Bender- Baird, (Master’s Candidate, Women’s Studies,Towson)
“Gender Anxiety and Abject Bodies”
3:00 KEYNOTE SPEAKER
Moderators; Manminder Singh, Kellie Smith (Seniors, Science, Co-Chairs of Philosophy Club, Villa Julie College)
Alphonso Lingis (Professor of Philosophy Emeritus, Pennsylvania State University)
“Love Junkies”
Woo! It's a good thing I am so experienced with failure...it will come in handy, I'm sure.
Friday, May 26, 2006
AP Euro, Adrien Brody, and Blogging
My glands are swollen. And I am in Euro. Also, I am not very cool, as is becoming rapidly apparant by Sophie's ring of Sri Lankian(?) bloggers. They are cool. They have friends, and dance, and go camping in tents made of blankets, and ride trains, and take really cool pictures of wasps. Not my kind of wasp, either, it's the kind that is yellow and buzzes. Also, they are very pretty and tanned.
Sophie has moved on mow to researching the Warsaw ghetto uprising, as per Mr. Osman's directions, which I am choosing to rebelliously ignore! I feel dangerous. As dangerous, you might say, as a Nazi in Poland. (Not quite...)
Due to the lack of both point and direction, I will now discontinue my post.
Sophie has moved on mow to researching the Warsaw ghetto uprising, as per Mr. Osman's directions, which I am choosing to rebelliously ignore! I feel dangerous. As dangerous, you might say, as a Nazi in Poland. (Not quite...)
Due to the lack of both point and direction, I will now discontinue my post.
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