Dept. Psychology Colloquium
Ellen Nasper, Ph.D., will give a presentation on how the many aspects of development are negatively impacted by on going childhood trauma, abuse and neglect.

"Lest We Forget" Exhibit
Eighteen pieces from Connecticut artist Robert Templeton's collection, "Lest We Forget: Images of the Black Civil Rights Movement" are on exhibit at Mortensen Library through Feb. 29. Templeton's large oil paintings portray those who personified the struggle for black civil rights in the United States.

Discover Dance and Dance with Me programs
Join us at the Avon Free Public Library on Friday January 27-10:30 and 11 am for Discover Dance and Dance with me programs.

What's Eating Sharks with Joanna Bonucinska
The shark population is declining worldwide. This lecture will look at some of the anthropogenic and natural reasons for this decline.

American Red Cross Blood Drive
Appointments are available from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. To make an appointment to donate blood, visit www.givelife.org, click "Make a Blood Donation Appointment," type in the zip code 06117, and then click on the University of Hartford blood drive. You can also make an appointment by calling 1.800.GIVELIFE (1.800.448.3543).

"Rare Beauty" Exhibition
Please join us for "Rare Beauty: Contemporary Vision in Book Arts" an exhibition featuring the 2011/2012 Koopman Chair recipients at the Hartford Art School, Steven Daiber, Pati Scobey, and Barbara Tetenbaum, as well as guest artists Julie Chen, Kathy Kuehn, and Wilber H. Schilling.

Saturday, January 28, 2012
"Lest We Forget" Exhibit
Eighteen pieces from Connecticut artist Robert Templeton's collection, "Lest We Forget: Images of the Black Civil Rights Movement" are on exhibit at Mortensen Library through Feb. 29. Templeton's large oil paintings portray those who personified the struggle for black civil rights in the United States.

Men's Basketball Game - Hawks vs. Albany
In-Conference Men's Basketball game. Hawks vs. Albany

Sunday, January 29, 2012
Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards and Exhibition
Cathy Malloy, chief executive officer of the Greater Hartford Arts Council and wife of Connecticut Gov. Dannel Malloy, will talk to the students about the value of art in society. Welcoming remarks will be by Hartford Art School Dean Nancy Stuart. The Scholastic Art Awards and Exhibition is an annual event in which high school and middle school students from around the state enter their artwork and portfolios.

"Lest We Forget" Exhibit
Eighteen pieces from Connecticut artist Robert Templeton's collection, "Lest We Forget: Images of the Black Civil Rights Movement" are on exhibit at Mortensen Library through Feb. 29. Templeton's large oil paintings portray those who personified the struggle for black civil rights in the United States.

College Goal Sunday
High school students and their parents can come to campus and receive information on filling out financial aid applications.

Monday, January 30, 2012
Family Business - The Next Generation Exhibit
The success or failure of a family business is often defined by whether it can survive the transition from the founder's vision to the next generation's vision of the business. The exhibition will include seven businesses from the Greater Hartford area that have faced these inevitable challenges and represent important factors for other businesses to consider. Exhibit will run through February 22, 2012.

"Lest We Forget" Exhibit
Eighteen pieces from Connecticut artist Robert Templeton's collection, "Lest We Forget: Images of the Black Civil Rights Movement" are on exhibit at Mortensen Library through Feb. 29. Templeton's large oil paintings portray those who personified the struggle for black civil rights in the United States.

Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards Exhibition
The Scholastic Art Exhibition is an annual event in which high school and middle school students from around the state enter their artwork and portfolios. Their work is currently on display in the Silpe Gallery at the Hartford Art School.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Family Business - The Next Generation Exhibit
The success or failure of a family business is often defined by whether it can survive the transition from the founder's vision to the next generation's vision of the business. The exhibition will include seven businesses from the Greater Hartford area that have faced these inevitable challenges and represent important factors for other businesses to consider. Exhibit will run through February 22, 2012.

Get Fit with Hillel
Get healthy and get fit with Hillel! Discover how to survive the dining hall in a healthy way and more! A new bi-weekly meeting for students.

Dorothy Goodwin Summer Scholars Information
The Dorothy Goodwin Summer Scholarship deadline is soon approaching. Find out all about this opportunity for rising student who will be juniors and seniors next year.

Getting Started with Blackboard
In this general orientation to Blackboard, you'll learn strategies for organizing your Blackboard course, review the many tools and features available in Blackboard, and start adding content such as a syllabus to your Blackboard course. Be sure to bring digital versions of your syllabus and other course documents; this hands-on seminar is designed to get you up and running on Blackboard!

John Paul Stevens', Five Chiefs with Jilda Aliotta
Politics and Government professor Jilda Aliotta leads a reading group on five Chief Justices of the US Supreme Court, seen through the lens of retired justice John Paul Stevens recently published memoir of his time working with five Chief Justices: Fred Vinson, Earl Warren, Warren Burger, William Rehnquist, and John Roberts. Enrollment closed.

Countdown to Graduation
Don't miss a great opportunity to find out if you have enough credits to walk, will your name be spelled correctly on your diploma, and so much more!

Writing a Resume That Gets Noticed
Pre-registration is preferred. Call 860-768-5619 or visit www.hartford.edu/cpd. Walk-ins welcome.

Wednesday, February 01, 2012
Family Business - The Next Generation Exhibit
The success or failure of a family business is often defined by whether it can survive the transition from the founder's vision to the next generation's vision of the business. The exhibition will include seven businesses from the Greater Hartford area that have faced these inevitable challenges and represent important factors for other businesses to consider. Exhibit will run through February 22, 2012.

Women's Basketball Game - Hawks vs. New Hampshire
In-Conference Women's Basketball game. Hawks vs. New Hampshire

"Lest We Forget" Exhibit
Eighteen pieces from Connecticut artist Robert Templeton's collection, "Lest We Forget: Images of the Black Civil Rights Movement" are on exhibit at Mortensen Library through Feb. 29. Templeton's large oil paintings portray those who personified the struggle for black civil rights in the United States.

Thursday, February 02, 2012
Family Business - The Next Generation Exhibit
The success or failure of a family business is often defined by whether it can survive the transition from the founder's vision to the next generation's vision of the business. The exhibition will include seven businesses from the Greater Hartford area that have faced these inevitable challenges and represent important factors for other businesses to consider. Exhibit will run through February 22, 2012.

Ecology of Long Island Sound with Stephan Bullard
What can be done to understand and protect the piece of ocean nearest to Hartford and to Connecticut? From the beaches, to the rocky shores, to the marshes, to below the tide line, this course will examine the ecology of Long Island Sound in all its remarkable complexity.

Double Bass Master Class with Tom Van Dyck
The Hartt School presents a master class with Tom Van Dyck, double bass, on Thursday, February 2, from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM, in Berkman Recital Hall. Mr. Van Dyck performs later that evening with the East Coast Chamber Orchestra as part of the Garmany Chamber Music Series. Admission is free, but seating is limited.

C.A.S.A Meeting
Come engage in an open discussion while learning about Caribbean cultures. Students of all backgrounds are free to join!

Richard P. Garmany Chamber Music Series- ECCO (East Coast Chamber Orchestra
This young 17-member conductorless string orchestra has been hailed as "dramatic", "magically expressive", and "truly spectacular". ECC's members - many still in their twenties - are among the most brilliant and sought-after young chamber players and freelance musicians in the country, devoted to reenergizing the concert experience, both for seasoned listeners and for classical newcomers.

Thomas Pasatieri's Hotel Casablanca
The Vocal Studies Division is honored to welcome renowned composer Thomas Pasatieri, one of America's most respected and performed vocal and opera composers, as well as one of Hollywood's most successful film orchestrators. The Hotel Casablanca is a comic tale of love, guns, and mistaken identity deep in the heart of 1940s Texas. One critic recently wrote that Casablanca has just enough opera majesty to satiate grand opera adherents and enough silliness to keep the audiences entertained. The New England premiere is conducted by Doris Lang Kosloff and directed by Ron Luchsinger.