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THE MISSION
The mission of The 9-TEN-11 Project is to provide a forum for Keene State College students to engage in civil discourse about their experiences with September 11, 2001, and to share their reflections with the support of faculty and staff.
Events: September 11, 2011 The Keene State College commemoration of the tenth anniversary of the September 11, 2001 events will be held on September 11, 2011, 4-5 pm in the Mabel Brown Room in the L.P. Young Student Center. Student remembrances will include an alumni and veteran, current students and other perspectives. Stories will include student oral history selections. Dance and musical expressions are on the program as well as the reading of a children's book on the event. The sponsors are the Office of the President, KSC Counseling Center, L.P. Young Student Center, and the 9-TEN-11 Project. For more information, contact Jenn Ferrell jferrell1@keene.edu.April 4, 2011
Reception for Breaking News : A Look Back
Artist: Mary Bernstein April 5-13, 2011
Breaking News: A Look Back
Art Exhibit
Mabel Brown Room, Balcony
April 6, 2011
Mason Library Lecture
In the Thick of It: An Anthropologist's Intersections with Post-9/11 American National Security
Dr. Kerry Fosher
Security Anthropologist
Dr. Fosher will make connections between The 9-TEN-11 Project and her work with the military, which has been to help them understand the culture within the regions they work. The event will begin with excerpts from the students' work, and their thoughts on how this project has engaged them.
Mabel Brown Room
7:00 pm
Listen to Kerry Fosher's Speech April 13-16, 2011
An Evening of Dance
An Evening of Dance includes Buildings(v.), choreographed by Marcia Murdock and William Seigh, featuring an ensemble of 13 student performers. The piece examines architecture as form in space, as well as context for memory and experience.
Redfern Arts Center
Main Theatre
7:30 pm |
