New exhibit by filmmaking instructor Hershel Zahnd opens in Krantz Art Gallery

 

If you want to lift your spirits, so to speak, for this Halloween season then you've got to go see this new exhibition by Herschel Zahnd. The exhibit features photographs by Zahnd in the form of a narrative storyboard. You've heard that a picture is worth a thousand words, right? Well about 80 pictures in this exhibit is worth a whole movie script. This photo fantasy is lifted right out of real legend and brings back to life one of the most bizarre figures in human history-Erzsébet, the original vampire. Don't miss out on this eerily fantastic exhibit! If you do, you'll just scream.

 

The Krantz Art Gallery is located in Chestnut Hall Room 115. The exhibit is open Monday through Thursday from 8am-6pm and Fridays from 8am-12pm. This exhibit is rated M for Mature audiences.

 

There will be a closing reception and artist's discussion of the show on Thursday, October 23rd from 4-6 pm in the gallery.

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Advising & Registration for Spring 2015 going on now

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Be sure to read appointment process details below

By Terry Lutz

 

Advising and registration for the spring term is nearly upon us. We will once again be using the new online appointment scheduling system that was put in place last semester. I will be advising only on the days specified on the appointment calendar so pay close attention to the dates. As many of you have discovered, you had best register early if you don't want to stand in lines for advising later OR if you don't want to miss out on a class altogether. As you know, classes have been cancelled even when there are 7 or 8 students in the class with the potential for more enrolling students to sign up. Nothing I can do about that.

 

To sign up for an appointment, all you have to do is just go to the "faculty" page on this website and click on the "Schedule an Appointment" link under my name and information. Fill in the information needed and book your appointment. That's it. Then just show up at the appointed time.

 

When you sign up for an appointment, you will receive a confirmation email for your scheduled time. Please show up at least 15 minutes early. If I finish early with the student ahead of you and you are not there but the next person is, I will take the next person ahead of you.

 

There's another process that will continue for spring registration and into the future. I will be advising only. I will not be registering you for any of your classes. This procedure does not diminish the advising process. I provide advising to make sure you are taking the courses you need to be taking each semester so you can graduate on time. If you choose not to use this advising time it may be to your peril. I have never had anyone not graduate on time who met with me on a regular basis to make sure their schedule is correct.

 

This is important for you to know before you get to the advising session. In order to make the advising sessions go faster, I expect you all to have checked the schedule before you come to the advising session. Write down the classes that you think you are supposed to take. You should use the Academic Program Plan that I printed out for you the last time you were in my office for advising. I will then verify the classes as the ones you need. Then you can go to any of our computer labs and register for your classes in your PeopleSoft account. There are a couple of classes that you will not be able to register for. You will simply come back to me for those classes and I will register you for those.

 

If you are a first time student who has not been advised by me we will make a new Academic Program Plan for you when you come.

 

See you during advising.