JANUARY 25 - APRIL 12 Tickets now available: www.kean.edu/daVinci
Experience many of Leonardo da Vinci’s most important inventions alongside faithful reproductions of his drawings, paintings and more in an interactive exhibit suitable for all ages. KEAN C U L T U R E JANUARY 25 - APRIL 12 WINTER/SPRING 2020 Tickets now available: www.kean.edu/daVinci
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RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: Kean Stage • keanstage.com • [email protected] • (908) 737-7469 f 15% off with code FAMILY20 THEATRE CONSERVATORY Anna in The ...GONE Directors’ v Tropics March 27-April 4 Workshop February 21-29 Bauer Boucher April 28-30 Wilkins Theatre Theatre Center 7:30 PM Bauer Boucher A lector reads An exploration Theatre Center Tolstoy’s Anna of the elusive, Karenina to workers definitive and Theatre in a cigar factory final meanings of Conservatory in 1930 Ybor City “gone” to prompt students present (Tampa), Florida, conversation, an evening of and the love story inspire reflection 10-minute plays resonates with one and give rise to a showcasing their Cuban-American movement work as new family. of hope. directors.
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Ars Vitalis: The Music of Jazz Ensemble v Amanda Harberg v Direction by Thursday, March 5, 7:30 PM Vincent Turturiello Enlow Recital Hall Thursday, April 23, 7:30 PM Chamber music by one Enlow Recital Hall of New Jersey’s rising Standard big band and composers. contemporary jazz works. Symphonic and Chamber Percussion Ensemble v Wind Ensembles v Direction by Direction by James Musto Thomas Connors, Ph.D. Monday, April 27, 7:30 PM Thursday, April 2, 8 PM Wilkins Theatre Enlow Recital Hall A selection of music Classic works from the from around the world. past 400 years. v Concert Choir v FREE Direction by Mark Terenzi, Ph.D. RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: Sunday, April 19, 4 PM Music Conservatory Enlow Recital Hall keanstage.com/musicprogram A festival of world music. Music and Theatre and Music FILMS CHILDREN’S FILM SERIES
Dumbo (2019) Directed by Tim Burton. Walt Disney Pictures, 2019 Sunday, February 9, 3 PM A young elephant with oversized ears and the power of flight is separated from his mother and made into a circus superstar. Rated PG
Dora and the Lost City of Gold Directed by James Bobin. Paramount Pictures, 2019 Saturday, April 18, 11 AM A teen moves from the jungle to high school but soon begins an adventure along with a motley crew of characters. Rated PG
KEAN STAGE FILM SERIES
On Her Shoulders Directed by Alexandria Bombach. Oscilloscope Pictures, 2018 Sunday, March 15, 3 PM A young Yazidi genocide and ISIS sexual slavery survivor becomes an outspoken activist against the genocide of her community. Not rated
Downton Abbey Directed by Michael Engler. Focus Features, 2019 Sunday, May 10, 3 PM This feature-length adaptation of the TV show follows the Crawley family and the servants who work for them in the early-20th-century English countryside. Rated PG
All film screenings will be held at Kean’s North Avenue Academic Building.
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d [ Friday Nightwith High School.Grades6-12 integrate LittleRock Central memoir ofthebattleto Melba Pattillo Beals’ searing woman playdramatizes poetry andprose, thisone- original music,spoken word, Using videotechnology, Wilkins Theatre 10:30 AM Thursday, January30 Warriors Don’t Cry Saturday, February22 Saturday, January25 Frozen Ball man andallhero. Grades1-5 sensation whoispartdog, character –thecrime-biting musical basedontheirfavorite Fifth graderssetouttowritea Wilkins Theatre Friday, January24,10:30AM Dog Man:TheMusical FamiliesAges 11-15 listen tomusic fromHamilton. crafts, playtaverngames and Hamilton’s life, make colonial to learnaboutAlexander Don’t throwawayyourshot Liberty HallMuseum 6:30-8:30 PM Friday, January31 Hamilton! and Childrenhot chocolatebar. Ages3-10 play gamesandwarmupatour crafts, meetspecialguests, and make Frozen-themed Wear yourfavoritecostume Liberty HallMuseum 1-3 PM JANUARY
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Alice in Wonderland f My Little Man & Me Friday, February 7, 10:30 AM Valentine’s Day Party! Saturday, February 8, 11 AM M Saturday, February 8, 1-3 PM Wilkins Theatre Liberty Hall Museum This revisitation of Lewis Make special memories with Carroll’s classic tale is set in the little man in your life while a library full of pop-up books. playing games, making crafts Grades 1-5 and enjoying snacks, punch and a photo booth. Ages 4-8
MARCH Dr. Seuss’ Party! Saturday, March 7, 11 AM-1 PM Liberty Hall Museum Enjoy a Dr. Seuss-inspired breakfast, arts and crafts, a photo booth with a special guest, and a Seussical the Musical sing-along. All ages
APRIL Annual Easter Llama, Llama Superhero Day Egg Hunt Live! f Saturday, April 25 Saturday, April 11 Wednesday, April 15 1-3 PM 10-11:30 AM Thursday, April 16 M Liberty Hall and Noon-1:30 PM 10:30 AM Museum Liberty Hall Museum Wilkins Theatre Hunt for Easter eggs Come dressed filled with holiday After an adventurous as your favorite treats on Liberty Hall’s day, Baby Llama is superhero to enjoy beautiful grounds ready for a bedtime fun activities, crafts while waiting for a visit story, a kiss goodnight and delicious treats, from a special guest. and a drink of water. and take your photo All ages But where’s Mama? with two caped Grades PreK-1 crusaders. Ages 5-10
RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: f 15% off with code FAMILY20 v Free admission Families and Children Thursday, May7 Wednesday, May6 spider namedCharlotte. friends andalittlegray named Wilbur, hisbarnyard and truefriendshipwithapig Explore bravery, selflesslove Wilkins Theatre Sunday, May3,3PM Charlotte’s Web takes charge. GradesK-5 ill-tempered MissViolaSwamp game orscoredapoint–untilthe football teamhasneverwona The HoraceB.SmedleySchool Wilkins Theatre 10:30 AM Field Day Miss NelsonHasa Liberty HallMuseum •libertyhall.kean.edu •(908)527-0400 ALL MUSEUM EVENTS: Kean Stage • keanstage.com •[email protected] •(908)737-7469 ALL THEATRE EVENTS: MAY M
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A CHILD’S VIEW OF HISTORY Children ages 4-12 are invited to explore history hands-on through the eyes of the children who inhabited Liberty Hall over the past 240 years. Scouts, Spies Adventures in Nature and Soldiers Tuesday, July 21 Tuesday, July 7 Tuesday, August 18 Tuesday, August 4 11 AM and 2 PM 11 AM and 2 PM Learn to identify plants in the Learn how Revolutionary museum’s beautiful gardens; spies used codes, dead hike the trails; get up close to drops and ciphers to convey some of the oldest trees in military intelligence; use New Jersey; and plant your pigpen codes; have a musket own seeds. drill; and follow clues to create your own secret Changing Childhood code book. Tuesday, July 28 Tuesday, August 25 Legends of the Revolution 11 AM and 2 PM Tuesday, July 14 Tuesday, August 11 Revisit history hands-on with a 11 AM and 2 PM variety of artifacts in each room; try your hand at colonial chores; Explore folktales inspired by paint a wooden top; and play the American Revolution as colonial games. you tour the house, play with colonial games and paint your own wooden finger top.
RSVP AND PURCHASE TICKETS: Liberty Hall Museum • libertyhall.kean.edu • (908) 527-0400 From a pool of 931 submissions, Premiere Stages will select four of America’s most promising new plays for development – from initial reading to full production – as part of our 2020 season.
Readings of Four Finalists March 12-15 Bauer Boucher Theatre Center Liberty Live Commission Robey by Joe Sutton Staged Reading of October 15-25 Festival Runner-up Liberty Hall Museum June 11-14 Bauer Boucher Theatre Center In 1919, Paul Robeson is asked to give the valedictory address Premiere Production of at Rutgers University, becoming Winning Play the first African-American September 10-27 selected for this honor. Bauer Boucher Theatre Center
2019 NJ Premiere: Yasmina’s Healing Voices Onstage v Necklace by Rohina Malik Friday, April 24, 7 PM Enlow Recital Hall NJ Premiere An intimate theatrical performance July 13-27 weaving together short works of Bauer Boucher Theatre Center prose, poetry and theatre about A full production of a play personal caregiving experiences. that is new to NJ audiences. Produced in partnership with the Announcement coming soon. New Jersey Theatre Alliance. Yates Musical Theatre’s Peter Rabbit M Wednesday, July 22, 10:30 AM Wilkins Theatre The tale of a mischievous little bunny who must learn to Yates Musical Theatre’s mind his mother and the many Pinocchio adventures he has with his Wednesday, August 5, 10:30 AM friends. Grades PreK-5 Wilkins Theatre The beloved story of the little wooden puppet whose dearest wish is to become a real boy, woven with spirited music and comic fun. Grades PreK-5
Pushcart Players’ The Last, The Very Last ... Butterfly Wednesday, September 30 10:30 AM Yates Musical Theatre’s Wilkins Theatre Hansel & Gretel and Goldilocks & The A collection of poems, narratives Three Bears and drawings created by children Wednesday, July 29, 10:30 AM who passed through the Terezin Concentration Camp between Wilkins Theatre 1942 and 1944. Grades 4-12 Colorful costumes, lively music and dance bring two cherished favorites to life, complete with a witch, dancing bears and resourceful children. Grades PreK-5
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RESERVE YOUR TICKETS: Premiere Stages • premierestagesatkean.com • (908) 737-7469 Steps to Your Future Monday-Friday, July 20-24 Ages 14-21 Young adults with autism or other disabilities will learn everyday life skills to aid in the transition to becoming more independent and entering college. Activities may include simulated classes, taking public transportation, going grocery shopping, preparing meals, eating at the dining hall, exploring Kean’s campus and identifying interests. There is an optional overnight experience available.
Kean University Occupational Therapy-Community Cares Clinic • kean.edu/otclinic [email protected] • (908) 737-5940
Camp Premiere: PRE- Theatremakers COLLEGE July 13-24 Grades 6-8 Campers create original performances in an engaging, M creative and collaborative M environment, crafting and S PROGRAMS starring in their own play for U friends and family. Actors Studio July 27-August 7 Grades 9-12 Campers focus on acting as they work closely with industry professionals to perform scenes from contemporary plays, including a final performance for friends and family.
Premiere Stages • premierestagesatkean.com/summer-camp [email protected] • (908) 737-4092
STAY ENGAGED AND LEARNING THIS SUMMER: kean.edu/summer-programs NEW! Sports Media Broadcasting Bootcamp Monday-Thursday, June 29-July 2 Ages 13-16 Participants will be immersed in the creative process of message making for social media and audio and video production through guest lectures with athletes and experts, one-on-one experiential learning in the Kean University radio station and TV studio, and lessons on interviewing techniques and script and social media writing.
School of Communication, Media and Journalism kean.edu/CMJ
Thinking Creatively: Graphics June 29-July 30 Ages 14-17 PRE- Participants explore graphic design in print and on screens. COLLEGE NEW! Built Environments
June 29-July 30 ER Ages 14-17 MM Participants explore interior design and other three- PROGRAMS dimensional design products.
Robert Busch School of Design kean.edu/RBSD • (908) 737-4741 Group Summer Rose Gonnella • [email protected] Scholars Research Program (GSSRP) July 6-August 13 Grades 9-12 High school students pursue real-life research projects alongside expert faculty, conducting original experiments in analytical chemistry, virtual reality and scientific visualization, microbiomes and bioinformatics, developmental and cancer biology, computational mathematics and modern drug discovery.
New Jersey Center for Science, Technology and Mathematics kean.edu/summer-scholar • [email protected] • (908) 737-7200 Galentine’s Day Party! Afternoon Tea in the Gardens Thursday, February 13 Sunday, June 7 7-9 PM Sunday, September 6 2-4 PM Grab your girlfriends for an evening of snacks, champagne Enjoy a sumptuous selection and wine, and making of scones, pastries, finger Galentine’s Day crafts. Ages 21+ sandwiches and fruit in the museum’s beautiful gardens Ladies Night Out: before taking a tour. A Night of Vintage Fashion Friday, March 20 William Livingston Day v 7-9 PM Thursday, August 27 2-4 PM Bring your friends for a fashion- forward night of wine and Celebrate the 244th anniversary cheese, and an exclusive of William Livingston becoming viewing of the museum’s New Jersey’s first elected exquisite collection of vintage governor – colonial style! Sign clothing and accessories. your name with a quill pen, play Ages 21+ colonial games, make crafts and enjoy light refreshments. Downton Abbey Luncheon Saturday, May 9 v FREE Noon-3 PM
Travel back 100 years and experience a luncheon buffet like the Crawley family in Downton Abbey, followed by a museum tour. All ages
Don’t miss Kean Stage’s screening of Downton Abbey on Sunday, May 10. (See Films) LIBERTY HALL’S UNCORK HISTORY:
The Summer in the Garden series is a perfect date night or friends night – as long as everyone is over 21.
Roaring Twenties Prohibition Wednesday, May 27 Wednesday, July 29 6:30-8:30 PM 6:30-8:30 PM Learn about 1920s America and Get the “password” to join us relax in Liberty Hall’s historic in our discussion on the 18th gardens while enjoying wine Amendment, relax in our historic and finger foods. gardens and enjoy wine and finger foods. Love Letters Wednesday, June 24 Women’s Suffrage 6:30-8:30 PM Wednesday, August 26 6:30-8:30 PM Read historic handwritten letters from Livingston and Mark the 100th anniversary of the Kean family members and passing of the 19th Amendment, their significant others while learn about women’s suffrage enjoying wine and finger foods and the Kean family, and relax in the gardens. in the historic gardens with wine and finger foods.
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Reconstructions ADMISSION IS FREE TO February 6-May 7 ALL KEAN Laura Petrovich-Cheney uses repurposed materials, GALLERIES. gracefully assembled like traditional quilts, to form magnificent artworks in three dimensions.
HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTE GALLERY
Art as Witness: Political Graphics, 2016-2019 February 3-May 8 Opening Reception —Thursday, February 20, 6-8 PM HRI Gallery A collection of satirical and politically charged illustrations, cartoons and animations on loan from the School of Visual Arts.
VISIT US: Kean Galleries • kean.edu/kean-galleries 13TH ANNUAL HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTE CONFERENCE
HUMAN RIGHTS IN ACTION
BURGER GALLERY FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 2020 9 AM-Noon Wilkins Theatre
Our vote is the most powerful instrument HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTE GALLERY we have to fight injustice and ensure human rights for all. Join us to learn more about voting rights and why your vote matters.
Answer the Call to Action. REGISTER NOW, FOR FREE: Human Rights Institute • kean.edu/hriconference [email protected] • (908) 737-4670 the Holocaust Resource Center of Kean University
Footsteps of My Father Learn the Signs: Film Screening v Female Genital Mutilation Monday, January 27 and New Jersey Students 7 PM Thursday, February 6 Graduate Student Lounge, 5 PM East Campus Graduate Student Lounge, East Campus Uncover an act of extraordinary courage by Master Sergeant Educators, school counselors, Roddie Edmonds, a devout nurses and mental health Christian from Tennessee who practitioners learn to proactively risked his life to save 200 support and protect students Jewish G.I.s imprisoned by the from female-genital mutilation in Germans in WW II. an increasingly global world. Educators’ Workshop: USHMM Educators’ Warriors Don’t Cry Program: Teaching Thursday, January 30 the Holocaust in a 9 AM Changing World v Holocaust Resource Center Thursday, February 27 4:30 PM Using video technology, original music, spoken word, poetry Graduate Student Lounge, and prose, this one-woman play East Campus dramatizes Melba Pattillo Beals’ Learn about new United States searing memoir of the battle Holocaust Memorial Museum to integrate Little Rock Central initiatives on teaching the High School. Holocaust in our current climate. USHMM Pre-Service Armenians, from their 3,000-year Teacher Conference history in Armenia to the most recent century in Turkey. Friday, February 28 9 AM Restorative Yoga NAAB + Book Signing with Lockey Maisonneuve v Special one-day workshop for pre-service teachers in Tuesday, April 14 New Jersey. Includes lunch 4:30 PM and United States Holocaust Nancy Thompson Library Memorial Museum resources. Maisonneuve’s first-hand LGBTQ+: New Approaches experience with healing to Classroom Safety and trauma incorporates managing v flashbacks, triggers, anxiety and Inclusion rage with her Jersey-girl sarcasm Wednesday, April 1 and wry humor. Her memoir, A 4:30 PM Girl Raised by Wolves, will be Miron Student Center 228 available for purchase. Learn how New Jersey schools Annual Yom HaShoah are integrating LGBTQ+ histories Commemoration v into the classroom, including addressing the community’s Monday, April 20 lived experiences. 7 PM Wilkins Theatre Armenia Today, One v Commemorate Holocaust Century After Genocide Remembrance Day with a Monday, April 13 community-wide event. Co- 7 PM sponsored by the Jewish Kean Hall 127 Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ. Lawyer Matthew Karanian recounts the lives of the v FREE
Remember the Past, Honor the Present, Shape the Future. REGISTER NOW: Holocaust Resource Center • kean.edu/offices/holocaust-resource-center Adara Goldberg • [email protected] • (908) 737-4633 Health & Wellness The community health clinics at Kean University offer services to support the well-being of you and your family.
Center for Communication Kean Psychological Disorders Services Offers individual and group Offers free psychological speech, language and hearing treatment and related services assessment and intervention for adults, adolescents, children, services to children and adults. couples and families, and includes the Center for Autism LEARN MORE: Assessment and Research. kean.edu/center-for- communication-disorders LEARN MORE: (908) 737-5816 (908) 737-5890
Kean University Occupational Therapy Community Cares Clinic (KUOT-CCC) Mental Health Group Brain Injury Group Transition Mondays, March 16-April Tuesdays, March to College 27 or Thursdays, March 17-April 28 Tuesdays, March 19-April 30 17-April 28 Individuals living Individuals living with with a brain injury Adolescents living a mental illness are are invited to share with autism spectrum invited to share and and learn about disorder or other learn about such topics such topics as disabilities will focus as using smartphones, organizational skills, on information communication, meal plans, budgets and strategies for volunteering and social and communication. entering college. media. Ages 14-21
LEARN MORE: otclinic.kean.edu • [email protected] • (908) 737-5940 EMS Training Center Become certified in CPR, basic life support or first aid in as little as one day at the Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Training Center at Kean University, an approved American Heart Association and Emergency Care and Safety Institute training center.
Save a life: EMS Training Center School of Health and Human Performance [email protected] • (908) 737-3820
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Friday, March 6 10-11:30 AM STEM Building Launched by Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, the five-step Be SMART campaign promotes responsible gun ownership and the reduction of child gun deaths. Co-hosted by the Women and Gender Studies and Community Health programs at Kean. FREE
LEARN MORE: Human Rights Institute [email protected] • (908) 737-4670 Winter/Spring Athletics Kean Athletics •keanathletics.com •(908)737-0600 CATCH THEFULLSCHEDULE: WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WOMEN’S LACROSSE MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S VOLLEYBALL MEN’S LACROSSE MBA GlobalManagement Baseball Third Baseman Mike Perone Jr. 19 SOFTBALL BASEBALL ‘ #KeanStories
Marcus Blanc Cell Molecular Biology Student President, Kean University Premedical Predental Association
“Science is a structured yet endless field of knowledge with many things to be learned and discovered. The cell molecular biology program at Kean goes above and beyond so that students have a truly unique and personalized experience and a pathway into their career after graduation. Students in Kean’s biology program have complete autonomy in building the foundation of our future career with the expert guidance of the University’s top biology faculty.”
CATCH THE FULL SCHEDULE: Kean Athletics • keanathletics.com • (908) 737-0600 SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER A partnership program with help small-business owners the U.S. Small Business and entrepreneurs develop Administration, the Small and grow their businesses. Business Development Counseling, workshops and Center at Kean University training are available on offers a variety of educational how to finance, market and and business resources to manage a small business.
INFO & REGISTRATION: sbdckean.com/training • [email protected] • (908) 737-4070
DNA DAY Genetics and the Movies Monday, April 20, 4:30 PM
STEM Building Auditorium Rob Pyatt, Ph.D., will lead an interactive discussion on genetics and genetic technology using trailers from movies including Jurassic Park, Harry Potter and X-Men.
New Jersey Center for Science, Technology and Mathematics Robert Pyatt • [email protected] • (908) 737-7214 MARTIN LUTHER KING III v Thursday, February 13 4:30 PM The oldest son of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Mrs. Coretta Scott King, King III is a human rights advocate, community activist and political leader actively involved in significant policy initiatives designed to promote fair and equitable treatment of all citizens, at home and abroad.
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Monday, April 27 4:30 PM One of the world’s leading futurists, Metzl specializes in biotechnology policy and making revolutionary science and its implications understandable to and actionable for individuals, companies and governments.
REGISTER NOW: Distinguished Lecture Series • kean.edu/lectureseries New Jersey Center for Science, Technology and Mathematics Robert Pyatt • [email protected] • (908) 737-7214 Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Kean University 1000 MORRIS AVENUE, UNION, NJ 07083
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