Flash Mob Video

In case you didn't catch it in action, here is your chance to watch the flash mob in all its glory!

happy upcoming 4th of july!

The 4th of july will be a busy day and a great opportunity for students to experience a festive american holiday: downtown and civic center in the morning and fout's field at night. Hey, kiwanis club(http://www.dentonkiwanisclub.org/) puts on the fireworks for us :)
Information about 4th of July and fireworks from the city of Denton can be found here(http://www.cityofdenton.com/index.aspx?page=33&recordid=2276) Hope everyone is excited to celebrate independence day and see some great american fireworks!

excursion itinerary for saturday, july 17

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excursion itinerary for saturday, july 10

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entertainment menu for week two

Go to the link below to view the entertainment menu for next week:

https://docs.google.com/fileview?id=1RoteboCSXhvv-TwwhvEN_va6u5qSK-tSi-Kg8iZGbFoXBWs9QzrxEpv0eFLQ&hl=en

Paper copies will be available at the front desks of both dorms, Mozarts and Traditions (Santa Fe), on Monday, July 12.

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art and jewelry exhibitions at unt

Different Tempers: Jewelry and Blacksmithing

Jul 6, 2010 - Sep 18, 2010

@ UNT Art Gallery — Art Building

Curated by Suzanne Ramljak and organized by The Center for Craft, Creativity and Design, a regional center of the University of North Carolina

Different Tempers explores the distinctions and commonalities between jewelry and blacksmithing, two realms of metalsmithing that rarely interact despite their shared medium, including 40 objects by 14 national artists. Together these objects reveal the engaging range of work arising from both the jeweler's bench and the blacksmith's forge, spanning wearable ornament to large-scale sculpture. The full spectrum of metals will be represented, including gold, platinum, fine and sterling silver, pewter, iron, and stainless and mild steel, in combination with other materials such as optical lenses, nail polish, and hair. At UNT, the exhibition will be accompanied by academic and public programs exploring the methodologies and the state of craft criticism. Look for program information soon!

Information
Telephone: 940-565-4316
Email: GALLERY@UNT.EDU
Web: HTTP://GALLERY.UNT.EDU/SHOWEXHIBIT.PHP?EXID=379

Exhibition: Brent Phelps - Images from the Lewis and Clark Trail

Jun 10, 2010 - Aug 13, 2010

@ UNT on the Square

UNT Professor Brent Phelps's extensive photographic survey of the trans-Mississippi route explored by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark will be on display June 10 through Aug. 13 at UNT on the Square, 109 N. Elm St. on Denton's historic courthouse square.

Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday with extended hours from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday and 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.

Information

telephone: 940.369.8257
email: NATALIEGM@UNT.EDU

film screening tonight (thursday)

Film students from UNT will be showing documentary films they made over the summer tonight. If you would like to go here is the information:

• Date: Thursday, July 8, 2010
• Time: 7:00pm - 8:30pm
• Location: RTVF Building, room 184
• Description: The Summer Documentary Workshop class is having a free film screening of all of the documentaries produced during the class. 9 groups of 2 had 5 weeks to plan, film and edit an 8-10 minute documentary, ranging from all different topics: from birth, to marriage, to bed bugs and hobos! 

All students are encouraged to go see these documentaries on Thursday, July 8 at 7 - 8:30 p.m. in the RTVF building, room 184, on UNT campus. RTVF is across from the BUSI building.

entertainment for marta

Hi all,

Marta, the student with the chicken pox, is in quarantine and has no form of entertainment. If anyone has a spare radio/TV/laptop/magazine(s) (anything entertaining) that she could borrow or know where we could find some, please contact Cheryl at CherylHarrell@my.unt.edu or let us know in the comments section.

Thank you!

LTC/UAEM Team

entertainment menu for week one

Go to the link below to see the entertainment menu for Week 1:

http://docs.google.com/fileview?id=1uNElCgvQ8UsU7LqhjdyaVrShcjuAFlVUiGbUrWDDHkr_I0xrlClgpaHZVO-0&hl=en

Printed copies are available at the front desk at both Santa Fe and Mozarts dormitories.

volunteer info

Conversation Groups

These will be formed the first few days of classes. Group size will depend on the number of students that are interested in participating in conversation groups. They will be organized by levels (Chip has beginner, Shannon has intermediate, Lindy has advanced, Kelly has intermediate advanced). Conversation Leaders will set up a regular time to meet with them depending on their availability. Conversation groups will have to take place outside of class time, so at lunch break, 12-2 p.m. or after 5 p.m. In the past, some Conversation Leaders would go to lunch with them or dinner (Bruce Hall cafeteria). 

Teaching Assistants

Teaching Assistants will also be assigned during the first few days of class. Teachers will have designated time slots during classes and workshops when student teaching can be included. I will send out a list of available time frames and volunteers can sign up for their preferred slot.

Entertainment Assistants

Entertainment Assistants should show up for all activities that they can come to and can even plan some outings of their own if they want. We currently need a few volunteers for the Fourth of July festivities and fire works show at Fouts Field on Saturday, July 3. Activities start at 5:30 p.m. and end around 10 p.m. Volunteers will welcome the students, answer any questions, help them get acclimated, and of course have some fun themselves. The full entertainment menu will be available by Monday and volunteers can sign up for their preferred activities and time frames.

Volunteers--If you have any questions or want to submit your availability/preferences, feel free to contact Lisa. This is a huge program; we need our volunteers and are very grateful to everyone who has agreed to help out!

activity itinerary for saturday, july 3