The Metro State community is invited to attend several interesting,
informational and entertaining events on campus this weekend and early
next week.
‘The Diviners’
The Metro State Theatre Program is
presenting “The Diviners” by James Leonard, Jr. Remaining performances
are April 24-25 at 7:30 p.m. and April 26 at 2:30 p.m. in the Metro
State Studio Theatre in the King Center. For ticket information call
303-556-2296.
Colloquium on Globalization
The Department of Political
Science and the Office of the Dean of the School of Letters, Arts and
Sciences will hold a Colloquium on Globalization on Tuesday, April 28,
10-11:30 a.m. in TIV Multicultural Lounge.
The colloquium will feature scholars Haider Khan, Ph.D. and Alan
Gilbert, Ph.D., whose backgrounds are wide-ranging in scope. Khan is
one of the foremost political economists in the country. He combines a
distinct analytical capability with a far-reaching breath of discourse
that runs from human rights, democracy, technology and economics, to
James Joyce. Gilbert is a renowned international relations/political
theory scholar who combines democratic and human rights theory.
For information contact the Department of Political Science at 303-556-3220.
Tri Institutional Education and Careers in Psychology Fair
Metro
State, CCD and UCD are sponsoring a Tri Institutional Education and
Careers in Psychology Fair on April 28, noon-4 p.m., in TIV 320 A and
the lobby. The fair will be a one-stop shop for degree programs and
opportunities for psychology and human service students.
Panel presentations on degree programs and careers in the areas of
health psychology, community and public mental health, and
forensic/criminal justice-related programs will be given.
Representatives from the three Auraria institutions as well as UNC, DU,
University of the Rockies, Argosy University and Kaplan Test Prep will
be available to discuss their programs.
Several agencies and employers will be present offering volunteer,
employment or internship opportunities. These include Excelsior Youth
Center, Denver Police Department, Rape Assistance and Awareness
Program, Arapahoe House, Larimer Center for Mental Health and more.
For more information, contact Assistant Professor of Psychology Randi Smith at 303-556-4440.
