EMBRY-RIDDLE ARTS AND LETTERS SERIES 2009-2010
DAYTONA BEACH CAMPUS
Unless otherwise noted, All events are free and open to the public and take place in the Willie Miller Instructional Center at 7:00 pm; Embry-Riddle’s Daytona Beach Campus: 600 S. Clyde Morris Blvd.
See map showing Miller Instructional Center and parking areas.
See map showing Bldg. A in Academic Complex
(Parking is free)
For more information, call (386) 226-6668
Downloadable
Arts & Letters Events Poster 2009
(.pdf file)
Fall 2009 Arts & Letters Events
Tom Cellie Productions - Jazz concert
Fri. Sept. 18
Tom Cellie
In his own words, Cellie lives "three well-defined lives." When he's not planning mega-events like Biketoberfest and Jazzmania, he's a karate instructor and a jazz musician. Besides playing sax, flute, and clarinet, he also sings and writes his own crowd-pleasing compositions. You would know all of this if you had read his cover stroy in Volusia Magazine!
$5.00 at the door; free with Eagle card
Nosferatu - Just in time for Halloween
Tues. Oct. 27
Nosferatu
This 1922 silent film, based on Stoker's novel Dracula, stars "the first important vampyre" and will be accompanied by live music. This is silent film as it was meant to be enjoyed. Join us for our third in a series of such performances; the first two were very well received by all, including our students.
$5.00 at the door; free with Eagle card
David Johansson, Florida author of Skin of Sunset
Tues. Nov. 17 in A109
David Johansson
Dr. Johansson is both Associate Professor of English and a phenomenal novelist. No less a critic than A. L. Kennedy called his novel, "a complex, funny and intelligent exploration of our frailties - perhaps above all, our ability to endlessly and helplessly repeat our most damaging mistakes."
Please note special location
Spring 2010 Arts & Letters Events
Riddle's Got Talent
Wed. Feb. 10
Riddle's Got Talent
We are showcasing our own talent to build an evening of entertainment around such proven Riddle performers as the Accafellas, the Accabellas and the Riddle Players, among others. Dr. Libbie Searcy has committed herself to judging and performing, as well. We are open to suggestions and will gladly accept your help in auditioning likely on-campus talent.
Stories of Love and Loss
Tues. March 9
Stories of Love
and Loss
Three southern ladies, including our own Drs. Margaret Mishoe and Libbie Searcy, together with Nola Perez, a widely-published poet and memoir writer, share their unique life experiences. There's a reason this art-form has become so popular. Their stories are funny, poignant and endearing, all at once.
Kuniko Yamamoto
Wed. March 26
Kuniko Yamamoto
She returns with magical stories from her native Japan and her gorgeous slight of hand. From the Florida Division of Cultural Affairs roster, we look forward to hosting this charming and popular performer once more. Cosponsored by the Office of Diversity Initiatives
$5.00 at the door; free with Eagle Card
9th Annual Elston Lecture - "What Electricity and Magnetism Teach Us About Engineering Gravity"
Sat. April 10
Dr. Jim Gates
Dr. Jim Gates, Jr., John S. Toll Professor of Physics at Maryland U, is the first African-American to hold an endowed chair in physics at a major university in the U.S. An award-winning teacher, acclaimed scholar and presidential appointee, he has the rare gift of clarifying complex and abstract ideas for all audiences. Cosponsored by the Office of Diversity Initiatives
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