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CAMPUS EVENTS & NOTES
‘Volume Zero: The Work
of Charles Correa’
WHAT: Students are invited
to watch a 58-minute film
that depicts the life of one of
the world’s most influential
architects through interviews
and live footage.
WHO: Taubman College
of Archiecture and Urban
Planning
WHEN: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
WHERE: Art and Architecture
Building, Auditorium
“Punks” @ 20: Revisiting
Cathy Cohen’s Queer
Coalitional Vision
WHAT: A symposium that
celebrates Cohen’s “queer of color”
critique, which recognizes the
intersections of race, gender, class,
sexuality and nation.
WHO: Lesbian, Gay, Queer
Research Iniative
WHEN 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.
WHERE: Hatcher Graduate
Library Gallery
Using Non-natives and
Native Plants in Art
WHAT: Make the journey to
listen to local artist Jane Kramer
discusses how she places shadow
images of native plants onto paper
made from invasive plants.
WHO: Matthei Botanical Gardens
and Nichols Arboretum
WHEN: 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
WHERE: Matthei Bontanical
Gardens
North Campus
Sustainability Hour: Seth
Guikema
WHAT: Listen to Prof. Guikema
discuss his research regarding
how to foster societal safety
and sustainability in the face of
natural distasters and terrorism.
WHO: Industrial and Operations
Engineering
WHEN: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m.
WHERE: Lurie Robert H.
Egineering Center, Johnson
Rooms
SWE/TBP Engineering
Fall Career Fair
WHAT: Join the annual Society
of Women Engineers/Tau Beta
Pi, as well as over 300 companies,
at the largest recruiting event
in the University’s College of
Engineering.
WHO: Engineering Career
Resource Center
WHEN: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
WHERE: Duderstadt Center,
Media Union
LSA Bicentennial Theme
Semester Symposium:
Digital Future
WHAT: Learn from five
renowned scholars how digital
technologies challenge the world,
as well as how they will shape
the future.
WHO: Bicentennial Office
WHEN: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
WHERE: Tisch Hall, Room 1014
Charles Correa
International Lecture
WHAT: Join international
architect Tatiana Bilbao as she
discusses how architecture can
be used to improve society and
the surrounding environment.
WHO: Taubman College of
Architecture and Urban Planning
WHEN: 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
WHERE: Walgreen Drama
Center, STAMPS Auditorium
Clinical Science Brown
Bag: Early Childhood
Precursors of Gender
Differences in
Depressive Symptoms
WHAT: Come listen to a clinical
science doctoral student discuss
her work in highlighting gender
differences regarding early-
childhood depressive symptoms.
WHO: Katherine Blumstein
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 10 a.m.
WHERE: East Hall, Room 4464
Michigan Community Scholars
Program holds solidarity event
Students, faculty gather to support one another in light of Sunday’s incidents
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publishing a photo found
from the Daily’s archives
of an important part of
University of Michigan
history.
JANUARY 16, 1990 —
Participants in MLK Day
Unity Rally cheer as they
march down South U on
their way to the diag.
Photo by: David Lubliner
MONDAY MEMORIES
On Sunday night, more than
100 students from the Michigan
Community Scholars Program
learning community gathered in
the Multipurpose Room of West
Quadrangle Residence Hall to
show support and solidarity
against the racist vandalism that
targeted three Black student
residents.
David Schoem, director of
MCSP and an adjunct associate
professor, led the event.
“We feel terrible that in
our community they had to
experience
those
disgusting
things that were put on their
doors, and we want to show our
support and love,” he said. “We
hope you will feel that we are all
here to express that to you.”
Schoem said such actions are
meant to threaten and intimidate
members of the community, but
it will not be tolerated. He said
an attack against one is an attack
against all.
Wendy
Woods,
associate
director of MCSP, compared the
hateful incidents occurring in
West Quad to such an incident
happening in someone’s family
home.
“In other words, it happened
in your home,” she said. “That
is probably one of the ways
you might most make someone
feel violated or insecure — by
actually coming into their own
home and putting up something
like that. It’s just like if you are
living in your homes at home and
you come home and your house
has been broken into.”
Woods noted in her time
addressing
MCSP,
she
has
recognized
it
as
a
brave
community.
“We’re
not
talking
about
free speech in this instance,
we’re not talking about coming
up and talking to someone
and exchanging views with
them,” she said. “To do (this), to
deface room or where they live,
basically is an act of cowardice.”
Angela Dillard, the associate
dean of undergraduate education
in LSA, was next to take the floor.
Dillard said the LSA Dean’s
Office has been actively in
contact with the President’s
Office, targeted students and
greater community to determine
how the University will best
respond to the crime.
“We advocate on behalf of all
undergraduates at the University
all the time. ... We really want to
try and do a better job building
relationships with students this
year,” she said. “We think it’s
going to be another tough year,
we think that this stuff is going
to keep happening, that it’s
going to keep testing us and it’s
going to test our resolve and
our ability to respond and to
respond well.”
John Seto, the director of
Housing Security, also spoke,
emphasizing the event is under
investigation.
“We take these types of
instances very seriously, this is
going to be investigated, and it
is a priority,” he said. “Housing
Security
and
University
Police have already started
investigation and have made
contact with the residents that
have been impacted.”
Seto also affirmed Housing
Security’s support for students,
saying students may notice
more security officers in the
halls and encouraging students
to reach out if they have
questions.
Engineering senior Chloe
Henderson, a resident adviser
in MCSP, said she and her
JEN MEER
Daily Staff Reporter
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