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School of Media and Communication Events

Apr
25

10:00 am

Senior Show in Graphic Design at George Hurst Building - Gallery of Art and Design

BFA capstone exhibition by seniors in the Graphic Design, School of Performing and Visual Arts.

Apr
25

12:00 pm

2024 Speaker Series: Dr. Ignasi Florensa Ferrando

Dr. Ignasi Florensa Ferrando currently works in the Industrial Engineering program at the Escola Universitària Salesiana de Sarrià in Barcelona. He does research in Didactics and Engineering Education using the principles of the Anthropological Theory of the Didactic. Meeting registration is required via Zoom link. If you have any questions, contact Chrissy Hudson by email at Chrissy.Hudson@usm.edu.

Apr
25

12:00 pm

Community and Teaching Garden Workshop at Walker Science Building-

Get your hands dirty and join us for a community garden workday hosted by the Horticulture Club and the Office of Sustainability. This hands-on event includes weeding, planting, and most importantly, learning. Join us as we delve into gardening tips, discover the importance of community gardens, and learn how they benefit individuals and the environment. The community garden, located outside of the Walker Science building directly across from the Union, awaits your green thumbs and enthusiastic participation. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with nature, contribute to a meaningful cause, and cultivate new knowledge alongside like-minded individuals.

Apr
25

6:00 pm

Saxophonic Rhapsody: An Evening with USM's Saxophone Studio at Marsh Auditorium

Experience the captivating versatility of the saxophone at "Saxophonic Rhapsody," a concert presented by the University of Southern Mississippi's Saxophone Studio. The evening promises a rich tapestry of music, featuring a special performance of Juan Oviedo-Reina's new arrangement of "Suite Tierra Colombiana" by Jose Rozo Contreras. This piece, with its vibrant Colombian rhythms, will be reimagined through the expressive voice of the saxophone, offering a unique auditory experience. The concert will also include a diverse selection of musical pieces, showcasing the saxophone's adaptability across genres. The finale, a powerful arrangement of the "Finale" from Saint-Saëns' Organ Symphony by Dr. Dannel Espinoza, promises to be a spectacular end to the evening, highlighting the organ in Marsh Auditorium! Join us for an evening of innovation and passion, celebrating the enduring charm of the saxophone with USM's talented performers.

Apr
25

7:00 pm

Repertory Dance Company Spring Concert at Theatre and Dance Building, Studio 115

Please join us for the Repertory Dance Company (RDC) Spring Concert. RDC is the University of Southern Mississippi Dance Program’s student dance company. RDC produces repertory works each year by faculty, students, and exciting new guest artists. Each dance concert features uniquely choreographed works for the concert stage that showcase technique and performance in different genres. Come see for yourself what the Dance Program at USM has to offer, and be sure to follow us on Facebook: USM Dance, and Instagram: @usmdance. We can’t wait to see you there!

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Institute for Disability Studies
118 College Drive #5163
Hattiesburg, MS 39406

Hattiesburg Campus
Bond Hall 4th Floor

Email: IDS%20Administration

Phone: 601.266.5163
or 800.671.0051

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Institute for Disability Studies
730 East Beach Blvd
Long Beach, MS 39560

Gulf Park Campus

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Phone: 228.214.3400

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Institute for Disability Studies
3825 Ridgewood Road
Jackson, MS 39211

IHL Building

Email: IDS%20Administration

Phone: 601.266-6177

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