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BEREA COLLEGE CONVOCATIONS STEPHENSON MEMORIAL CONCERT SERIES 2018–2019 Season 8:00 p.m. • Phelps Stokes Auditorium • Berea, KY ALL OF THESE EVENTS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC AND FREE OF CHARGE Villalobos Brothers Corey Ledet The Villalobos Brothers masterfully blend SEPT and his FEB Zydeco Band elements of jazz, rock, classical and Mexican 13TH 14TH folk music to deliver a powerful message of Zydeco love, brotherhood and social justice. musician Corey Ledet remains true to his roots while infusing old and new styles into his own unique and versatile sound. Omer Quartet OCT Distinctive among today’s young string quartets, 4TH the award-winning Omer Quartet enthralls audiences with a wide range of classical repertoire from Beethoven to Schumann. Dervish An icon of traditional Irish music, Dervish have been enchanting audiences around the world MAR with their passionate vocals and dazzling 14TH instrumentals for many years. Farah Siraj NOV APR Red Molly Jordanian Celebrated for their virtuoso 15TH 11TH beautiful harmonies, Farah Siraj Red Molly skillfully weave fascinates together the various global threads of American audiences with music—from folk her original roots to bluegrass compositions, and from fusing Middle heartbreaking Eastern music, ballads to flamenco, jazz, honky Bossa nova and tonk. pop with lyrics in Arabic, Spanish and English. BEREA COLLEGE CONVOCATIONS B erea College students are expected to attend seven convocations each term except during their term of graduation and are also expected to familiarize themselves with the Convocation rules published in the Student Handbook. Convocations take place in Phelps Stokes Auditorium on Thursdays, unless otherwise indicated beforehand. As events are subject to cancellation, please refer to email announcements or the Convocation website for a notice of change. Dress up is appropriate at evening events. Visitors are always welcome. FALL 2018 EVENTS SPRING 2019 EVENTS 9 daytime, 3 evening 8 daytime, 3 evening AUG•30 PRES. LYLE ROELOFS Berea Stories. It has been said that Berea consists of 1600 ZEB HARRISON & THE SOUNDS OF PRAISE What Real Horns Are JAN•21 3:00 great stories, stories of challenge, accomplishment and triumph. That is certainly true— Made Of!!! This brass ensemble features a big band sound that moves 3:00 every Berea student has a compelling story—as do all other Bereans, faculty, staff, between New Orleans style music and contemporary gospel with a splash of Seabury Monday Center alumni, and retirees, who together constitute our wonderful community. Opening jazz. While not a Mardi Gras band, the ensemble uses the same Convocation 2018 is a celebration of all those stories and how they connect and instruments—trombones, sousaphones, and euphoniums. The addition of reinforce one another. First-year and senior students will process, as will faculty and staff. drums and keyboards creates their signature sound. Co-sponsored with the Special music will be performed by the combined Berea College choirs. Black Cultural Center, Carter G. Woodson Center, African and African- American Studies, CCC, and President’s Office. Martin Luther King Jr. SEPT•6 VIEN TRUONG Leadership Towards a Just and Equitable Future. Policy expert and Memorial Convocation. 3:00 strategist Truong, CEO of the social justice organization Dream Corps, addresses intensifying climate catastrophes and increased global wealth inequalities. Truong PROF. MICHAEL ERIC DYSON Title and description will be announced JAN•31 advocates for lifting people out of poverty while creating an equitable, green at a later date. Please check the Convocations website for updates. 3:00 economy, stressing the importance of considering race, class, and income inequality whenever addressing environmental health and sustainability issues. REV. DEREK TERRY True to our God, True to our Native Land. Rev. Terry, FEB•7 SEPT•13 VILLALOBOS BROTHERS Mexican Folk Music Meets Jazz and Classical Music. an activist, writer, renowned lecturer, and pastor of St. Peter’s United 3:00 8:00 The Villalobos Brothers use their violins and voices to redefine contemporary Church of Christ in Cincinnati explores how Christianity has been used to Mexican music. Their original compositions masterfully blend elements of jazz, rock, support white supremacy. He also addresses how Christianity can serve to classical and Mexican folk music to deliver a powerful message of love, brotherhood liberate oppressed populations and encourages his audience to learn from and social justice. Stephenson Memorial Concert. Black liberation theology. Carter G. Woodson Memorial Convocation. SEPT•20 PROF. MICHAEL KLARMAN The Framers’ Coup: The Making of the U.S. COREY LEDET & HIS ZYDECO BAND Standing on Faith. Following FEB•14 3:00 Constitution. Harvard law professor Klarman will discuss his recent book, The Framers’ in the footsteps of Clifton Chenier, “King of Zydeco,” Texas-born Ledet was 8:00 Coup, the first comprehensive account of the background, drafting, and ratification of heavily influenced by southwest Louisiana’s Creole and Cajun culture and the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. Klarman addresses how the Framers music. Staying true to the roots of Zydeco, he has incorporated many other managed to write a nationalist and democracy-constraining constitution, and how influences, such as blues, funk, reggae, R&B, gospel, and pop to create his they convinced ordinary Americans to approve such a constitution. Begley-Van Cleve unique style. Stephenson Memorial Concert. Lecture. RACHEL BROWN Words to Action: How Communication is Catalyzed for FEB•21 SEPT•27 DR. DIANE WHITE-CLAYTON Jesus, the Ultimate Rebel with a Cause. When Violence and for Peace. Brown, Executive Director of Project Zero, will 3:00 3:00 asked to describe Jesus, few choose the word rebellious. Often depicted as frail and discuss the role of communication in inter-group conflict, exploring how a tender-hearted, the defiant, the trouble-maker Jesus who never allowed rules to dictate lack of clear communication can lead to divisions, and even violence. Brown His path, is overlooked. In the story of Berea College, whose rebellious beginnings will suggest actions we can take to use communication as a powerful tool to directly defied the times’ societal norms, chapters remain to be written of new rebels prevent violence and create resilient peace. Sponsored by the CCC. Robbins who, through faith and determination, will change the world. Sponsored by the Willis Peace Lecture. D. Weatherford, Jr. Campus Christian Center (CCC). Accent on Christian Faith. LOOKING FOR LILITH THEATRE COMPANY Defining Infinity. This FEB•28 OCT•4 OMER QUARTET Invigorating Classical Music. Distinctive among today’s young feminist ensemble theatre company is dedicated to lifting up unheard and 3:00 8:00 string quartets, the Omer Quartet has performed classical repertoire, from Beethoven “underheard” stories. Defining Infinity, an original play, explores individuals’ to Schumann, with renowned artists around the world, winning prestigious music stories about the spectrums of both gender and sexual orientation. prizes in Italy, Norway, and France. Stephenson Memorial Concert. Enlightening, thoughtful, and powerful, the play shares experiences of queer folks from all along both of these spectrums. Co-sponsored with Women’s OCT•11 DR. FRANCES JENSEN The Unique Strengths and Vulnerabilities of the Teenage and Gender Studies. 3:00 and Young Adult Brain. Dr. Jensen, M.D., University of Pennsylvania Professor and author of The Teenage Brain uses recent research findings to highlight the period of DERVISH Classical Irish Music. Steeped in the music of northwest Ireland, MAR•14 adolescence and young adulthood as a unique brain stage. As a neurologist, Dervish is renowned for dazzling live performances with stunning 8:00 neuroscientist and recent parent of teenagers, Dr. Jensen will discuss how interpretations of traditional songs. The band includes Shane neuroscience can explain many of the challenges teens and young adults face, as well Mitchell (accordion), Liam Kelly (flute, whistle), Brian McDonagh as opportunities present during this developmental window. Woods Lecture. (mandola, mandolin), Michael Holmes (bouzouki), Cathy Jordan (vocals, bodhran) and Tom Morrow (fiddle). Stephenson Memorial Concert. OCT•20 DR. MAE JEMISON Pursuing the Extraordinary. Dr. Jemison, M.D., the first 3:00 woman of color in space, now focuses on facilitating human interstellar travel. She DR. MELISSA ZOOK From Good Girl to Street Doc: Mistakes, Misguided MAR•21 Saturday will share her experience as a space voyager and her plans for her new Endeavour, the Adventures and Light Bulb Moments. Family physician Dr. Zook practices 3:00 100-Year Starship, a global initiative to make human travel to another star possible cradle-to-grave medicine in London, KY and provides care for persons living Seabury Center within the next 100 years. Providing a platform for radical leaps, innovation, with HIV, hepatitis and substance use disorders. Her path to becoming a technology and human systems, Dr. Jemison believes pursuing an extraordinary 21st century country doctor wasn’t exactly what she imagined when she tomorrow builds a better world today. Berea College Science Lecture. graduated from a college much like Berea. She will discuss how mistakes along the way have strengthened her and continue to form the person she OCT•25 KIESA KAY Love Makes a Home: The Life of Rebecca Boone. In Kay’s historical play, has become. Co-sponsored with LJAC. Appalachian Lecture. 3:00 Rebecca, the main character, a trail-blazing midwife, shares her memories from 1811. Rebecca didn’t have a home to keep, but her adventures with her husband, GLADYS WASHINGTON From Segregation to Social Justice: One Black MAR•28 legendary American frontiersman Daniel Boone, made up for what was missing. Old Woman’s Lifelong Quest for Equity. Washington’s childhood was divided 3:00 time fiddler Bruce Greene will perform tunes from the area crossed by the Boones. between the Virgin Islands and the segregated South, where her Co-sponsored with the Loyal Jones Appalachian Center (LJAC). grandmother taught her to advocate unapologetically for herself and her community.
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