College Night at the Getty Villa
Tuesday, October 19, 5:00-10:00pm – Meet at ACB 335
I'm pleased to announce our annual night at the Getty, which brings art history,
archaeology, classicists, anthropologists and art enthusiasts together for a one-night, after-hours event at the Getty Villa. The Villa (as opposed to the Center)
features Greek, Roman and Etruscan art displayed in a to-scale Roman villa from
Herculaneum.
- Guided tours of the galleries, conservation labs, and design studio
- Free food, soft drinks, and cash bar
- Live music by singer/songwriter Jessica Fichot
- Free use of GettyGuide™ multimedia players to explore art on your own
- Demonstration of ancient painting techniques by artist Sylvana Barrett
- Door prizes and photo booths
RSVP @ Society of Trojan Archaeologists
The Soul of Medicine
Thursday, Sept. 16th
McKibben Hall (Health Sciences Campus) - MCH 149
Noon - 1pm
The USC Office of Religious Life and the USC Levan Institute of Humanities and Ethics will present oncology social worker Michelle Prince, director of the Kalsman Institute on Judaism and Health. The event is part of a series of conversations about the personal, spiritual, moral and creative dimensions of the healing arts. Students and staff from all USC schools and hospitals are welcome.
Judaic Studies Courses Available for Fall 2010
Some Judaic Studies courses can count for the Religion Major and Minor. See the Academic Advisor, Ashley Barton acbarton@usc.edu for more information!
REL 499: How to See God–Images and Visuality in Christianity
For some of you who may want to pre-plan your courses for next Spring.
Religion, Classics and Archaeology Students!! Upcoming events!
Come to one or both and enjoy Free Pizza!!!
4pm Archaeology of Death
515pm Vase Talk