Lecture Series F08

							                                                   6th Annual
                                       Sociology Department Lecture Series

                                       “Politics: It's Not Just the Elections”
                                                        12:45-2:00 p.m.
                                                Library Second Floor Room 206


September 25
The Politics of Everyday Experiences from a Sociological Perspective
Sheldon Helfing
Sociology Department


October 2
Inside, Looking Out
Written and performed by Brandon Pugmire, COC Student
Tales of an Introvert
and
Worlds Collide
Written and performed by Nick Huff, COC Student
An otherwise lost young man finds himself through the eyes of an autistic child.
Under the direction of Susan Hinshaw
Theatre Arts Department

October 9
Is the Personal Still Political? Identity Politics in the Year of Election
Pamela Williams-Paez
Sociology Department

October 16
Through the Mahogany Door
Written and performed by Renee Poignard, COC Student
A sassy woman’s spirit is restored through the memories of her mother.
Under the direction of Susan Hinshaw
Theatre Arts Department

October 23
Current Political Issue Debate (to be announced)
COC Student Debate Team
Under the direction of Michael Leach
Communication Department

October 30
The Politics of Beef: Staking a Position
Mary Petersen
English Department

November 6
The Politics of the Sustainable Development Movement
Jia-Yi Cheng-Levine
English Department


November 13
The Effects of Nationalism and the Political Process
David Andrus
Political Science Department
November 20
Seal of Approval
Written and performed by Christina Gonzalez, COC Student
Walls built, pounds lost, woman exposed. Help! Somebody call tech support!
and
It's Not You, It's Me
Written and performed by Jay Potter, COC Student
What happens when a chunky little fanboy, takes girl advice from his childhood heroes?
Under the direction of Susan Hinshaw
Theatre Arts Department

                                               FLEX Credit is Available
                                             For more information, please contact
                                    Sheldon Helfing (x5884) or sheldon.helfing@canyons.edu