March 1: Charlotte’s Web, Bengal Theater, Pond Student Union Building, 1:00p.m. & 3:00p.m.; free with Bengal ID/$2 general

Contact: Student Activities Board (x3451)

And take some time to check out these displays:

NOW – March 22: National Women’s Art Exhibit, Transition Gallery

March 1-31: KISU-FM Two Minute Audio Modules about Notable Women in History, Weekdays, 12:04p.m.

Contact: KISU-FM (x3691)

March 1-31: Oboler Library Displays on the Theme “Women’s Art, Women’s Vision”

Contact: Joan Juskie  (x4325)

March 1-31: ISU Bookstore Display of “Favorite Books by Women Authors”

Contact: Anderson Center (x2805)

March 1-31: Display of “Women in Research at ISU,” Office of Research, Room 205 Fine Arts

Contact: Office of Research (x2618) or WeLEAD (x3311)

March 1–31: Women’s History Trivia Contest, Portneuf District Library, 5210 Stuart Avenue, Chubbuck Contact: Jeanne Farnworth (237-2192)

March 1-31: Women’s Vintage & Ethnic Clothing Display, Portneuf District Library, 5210 Stuart Avenue, Chubbuck

Contact: Jeanne Farnworth (237-2192)

March 1–31: Women’s Vision Art Display, Portneuf District Library, 5210 Stuart Avenue, Chubbuck     

Contact: Jeanne Farnworth (237-2192)

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*The Art of Gender in Everyday Life V Conference, March 5-7

All sessions are free and open to the public, but registration is required.  Registration is available on site.

A complete schedule of events is available on our website at:

http://www.isu.edu/anderson...

Included in this year’s conference are:

*Films: Women Behind the Camera screening, followed by a discussion with writer/director/producer Alexis Krasilovsky (3/5); LUNAFEST screening (3/7 & 3/8)

*Workshops: “Feminine [WINDOWS-1252?]Voices” Workshop with Dr. Tania Modleski; “Creating the World of Possibilities: Utilizing your skills and talents in the world of Social and Gender [WINDOWS-1252?]Justice” with Sonya Rosario of the Women of Color Alliance (both 3/6)

*Interactive performances: Drum Circle (3/7)

*Conference sessions on a variety of gender-related topics (3/6 & 3/7)

For additional information, please contact the Anderson Center at 282-2805.

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*Tania Modleski “Women’s Voices” Workshop and WHM Keynote, 3/6

Join us for a workshop on "Women's Voices in Film"

Led by Dr. Tania Modleski, Florence R. Scott Professor of English and Professor of English at the University of Southern California

Thursday, March 6

9am - 11am

Salmon River Suite

Participants are encouraged to bring their favorite film clip examples of feminine voices for this interactive workshop.

Dr. Modleski will also give the Women's History Month Keynote

"No More Tears: On the Persistence of Melodrama in Representing Women's Lives"

Thursday, March 6, 7pm

Salmon River Suite

Sponsored by the Idaho Humanities Council and the ISU Women's History Month Committee

For more information, please call 282-2805.

These events are free and open to the public.

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*Drum Circle, 3/7

Join us for a DRUM CIRCLE

Friday, March 7

2:30pm

SUB Ballroom

This is an interactive event, so if you have a drum, please bring it!

For more information, please call 282-2805.

This event is free and open to the public.

This event is part of The Art of Gender in Everyday Life V Conference.  For a complete schedule of conference events, go to http://www.isu.edu/anderson...

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*ISUPW “PROMOTION OF WOMEN” PANEL DISCUSSION & POTLUCK, 2/26

ISU Professional Women invites female faculty, staff and graduate students to a

Potluck (5pm) and Panel Discussion (6pm)

Tuesday, February 26

Alumni House (554 South 7^th)

Guest Panelists:

Linda Hatzenbuehler, Ph.D., Dean

Kasiska College of Health Professions

Marilyn Davis, Ed.D., Dean

College of Technology

Maureen Brandon, Ph.D., Interim Dean

College of Arts & Sciences

Dr. Deborah L. Hedeen, Ph.D., Dean

College of Education

For more information, please call 282-4245.