Campus Days Schedule

Below is a general schedule of Campus Days events. You'll find details on most of these events in the packet you'll receive when you arrive on campus on Sunday afternoon.

A map of campus is available here. 

 

CAMPUS DAYS 2013

 

Sunday, April 7th
 

2:30-3:45                   Social Sciences 122
   MAPH's Colloquium Magazine: Issue 2 Preview
 

4:00–5:45                    Social Sciences 122
   MAPH Welcome and Film Screening (Jacques Tati's Playtime)            
      › Martha Roth, Dean, Humanities Division and the Chauncey S. Boucher Distinguished Service Professor of Assyriology
      › David Wray, Director, MAPH and Associate Professor in the Department of Classics and the College 
      › Ben Callard, Deputy Director, MAPH and Philosophy Coordinator
      › Hilary Strang, Deputy Director, MAPH and English & Literary Studies Coordinator

 

 
6:00-6:45                    Social Sciences 122
   Current Student Panel                           
      › Keri Asma, English
      › Madeleine Boucher, Art History
      › Stuart Fraser, English
      › Rick Gilbert, Theatre and Performance Studies
      › Jessi Haley, Creative Writing
      › Michelle Neuffer, Cinema and Media Studies
      › Jeff Rivera, Philosophy
 
6:45-8:30                    David and Reva Logan Center
   Reception and Dinner     

             

Monday, April 8th

 
9:00-10:00                  Classics 110
   Breakfast

                  
10:00-11:15                Classics 110                               
   Faculty Panel Discussion of Jacques Tati's Playtime
      › Tom Gunning, Edwin A. and Betty L. Bergman Distinguished Service Professor, Department of Art History, Department of Cinema and Media Studies and the College
      › Alison James, Associate Professor of French Literature, Department of Romance Languages and Literatures and the College
      › Deborah Nelson, Associate Professor, Department of English and the College and Deputy Provost for Graduate Education
 
11:15-12:15                Classics 110     
   MAPH Alumni Panels
  
   Career Panel
      › Nick Fraccaro (’10), Lecturer, City Colleges of Chicago
      › Ingrid Haftel (’10), Associate Curator, Chicago Architecture Foundation
      › Emma Martin (’11), Archives Technician, Modern Manuscripts, Newberry Library
      › Miranda Swanson (’01), Dean, Physical Sciences, University of Chicago
   
    Ph.D. Panel
      › Dustin Brown (’05), Ph.D. Student, English Literature, University of Chicago
      › Raff Donelson (’10), Ph.D. Student, Philosophy, Northwestern University
      › Mika Turim-Nygrin (’10), Ph.D. Student, English Literature, University of Illinois - Chicago
      › Artemis Willis (’10), Ph.D. Student, Cinema and Media Studies, University of Chicago

 
12:15-4:00                  Various Locations           
   Independent Activities
      › Lunch (on your own a Campus Dining Guide will be provided)
      › Travel Expense Voucher Help Desk (Located outside of the MAPH Office)
      › Campus Tours (at 12:30, 1:00 and 1:30).
        › Tours leave from the archway between Classics and Wieboldt Halls—look for the MAPH Mentors)
      › Departmental Visits (See your packet for details)
      › Creative writng event (See your packet for details)
      › Class Visits (See your packet for details)
      › Faculty Office Hours  (See your packet for details; additional office hours posted in Classics 117)

 
4:00-6:00                    Classics 110
   Closing Reception