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Sunday, March 24 - Kickoff to Humanities week!
Knitting and Crochet with Warm Up America | 6:00-7:00PM
Warm-up America is an organization that knits and crochets gloves, hats, blankets, etc. and donates them to the less fortunate. Nothing says care more than helping people stay warm! Any experience level is welcome! If you are interested in knitting or crocheting, join us this Sunday.
Steps of Old Cabell (indoor location New Cabell 309) |
Monday, March 25 - Learning to Care Through Film
Princess Mononoke Movie Night | 7:00-9:30PM
JSA, LumiLink at UVA
Come celebrate the classic Studio Ghibli film "Princess Mononoke" with us as we explore themes of conflict, understanding, environmentalism, and finding peace between our differences. Popcorns, candies, drinks will be provided! Clark Hall 107
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Tuesday, March 26 - Seeds of Caring
The 1851 World's Fair Crystal Palace (London) as Architecture, as Culture and as a CAD Model | 3:00-4:30PMProfessor Douglas Fordham, Professor Beth Turner, and Chris Jessee
What did people in England during the nineteenth century care about? What did they consider worthy enough to be exhibited and seen by everyone? Join us to hear more about the Great Exhibition in the famous Crystal Palace in London in 1851 and why we should care about the past! To check this Digital Humanities Project website click here Fayerweather Hall Lounge, Rugby Road |
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Table Top Masters | 2:00-5:00PMBoard Games, Anyone?
Are you ready to embark on a journey of strategy, laughter, and a touch of competition? We’ve handpicked a diverse selection of board games, promising an unforgettable experience for gamers of all tastes and ages. From the strategic island-building of Catan, to the gem-collecting elegance of Splendor, there’s a world of adventure waiting for you. Whether you’re a fan of quick, intense matches or immersive strategic experiences, our collection has something special for everyone. Register here. International Residential College, Klassroom, Sprigg Lane |
Wednesday, March 27 - Being One with Nature and Others
Walk With the Trees | 10:00-11:00AMLorax Society, Prof. Manuel Lerdau (Dept of Environmental Science)
Have you ever stopped to appreciate the trees that you walk by every day? Trees shape the landscape in which we live and allow thousands of organisms to flourish, yet society constantly take them for granted. Join us as we walk around grounds and learn about the trees that make up UVA, and what makes them so special. Meeting Place: The Poplar Ridge, O-Hill Parking Lot (McCormick Road), contact: eah6nb@virginia.edu |
Thursday, March 28 - Caring About Our Histories
Experience the 1851 World's Fair Crystal Palace in London in Virtual Reality | 2:00-5:00PMProf. Worthy Martin
Come and experience the past in a new way: VR Modeling! If you want to learn about how to do 3-d modeling, how to research the history of exhibited artifacts, and the history of the 1851 World Fair, then this event is for you! Room 308 of the Main Library Building (now known as the Shannon Library) |
Campfire Storytelling | 8:00-9:30PMStorytelling with UVA Outdoors Club
What are the stories that have influenced your life? Settle around the fire with us and share the stories that matter to you! Folklore from your culture, poetry, a passage from your favorite novel; anything is welcome! Explore with us how art can shape your life. We'll be offering s'mores and chocolates! Location courtesy of UVA Outdoors Club! Register here or copy the link: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/campfire-storytelling-tickets-865850451007?aff=oddtdtcreator The Shred Shack (116 Washington Avenue) |
Friday, March 29 - Creating Care
Food and Foresight Friday: Meet the Global Greeters | 12:00-1:00PMLove meeting new people? Want to learn about new cultures? Most importantly, want to help international students transition to UVA during the summer? Learn more about how you can become a Global Greeter and enhance international students’ orientation week experience at the Multicultural Student Center’s Food & Foresight Friday on Friday, March 29 from 12 to 1pm.
Multicultural Student Center, Newcomb Hall (2nd Level) |
Open Mic Night | 4:00-5:30PMJoin Humanities Week for a captivating evening in celebration of Spoken Word and acoustic performances on Grounds at our Open Mic Night! Whether you're a poet, storyteller, or musician, share your art or art that you enjoy, or simply enjoy the talent on display. Light snacks and beverages provided.
1515 University Avenue |
Saturday, March 30 - Bridges of Caring
Intercollegiate Japanese Organization (IJO) Event | 12:00-6:30PMJapanese Student Association (@jsaatuva)
It is an everlasting experience and networking experience with other student-run Japanese Organizations in Virginia. In collaboration with JSA, we plan to have events where people can create friendships through our ice breakers, scavenger hunts, and sporting events. Alongside creating friendships, we intend to broaden the perspective of students who attend by creating a safe space where they can question and argue about current social issues and topics. The full schedule is listed here |