THIS WEEK

♦ Gallery Space – Art Department Student Exhibition.  The exhibition is open through 9/28/2016. Check the Gallery Space web site for viewing hours. TODAY’S THE LAST DAY!!

♦ TOMORROW! Belletrist Magazine, the literary arts magazine at Bellevue College, is releasing their Spring 2016 issue!  Thursday, September 29, 1:00 – 2:00 pm, L Building Patio.  To read more about the event and magazine please visit the A&H Commons site.

♦ Please send your CANVAS syllabi links to me, or submit them through the Request Center.  Please remember to use the new revised Syllabus template for the 2016-2017 academic year.  Please remember that the college is required to be ADA Compliant on all web sites and materials.  More information about ADA compliancy is located on the Arts & Humanities Commons site

◊ Please send all ELI and BaTS CANVAS syllabi links to: Seda Markarova.

WORKSHOPS

♦ NewsTalk – EVERY Wednesday from 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm, September 28 – November 30, in D204, the Academic Success Center. 

**Visit the Workshop Calendar to read more about other Workshops offered throughout fall quarter.

♦ Faculty Commons offers a variety of interactive workshops for fall 2016.  Visit the web site to find out about workshop registration, funding & stipend processes.

UPCOMING EVENTS

♦ Jim Sisko’s Bellevue College Jazz Orchestra performing at Tula’s Jazz Club in Seattle.  Wednesday, October 12, at 7:30 pm.  $10 cover charge.

♦ Bellevue College JAZZ Night.  November 3, 7:30 pm in the Carlson Theatre.  Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

♦ Jim Sisko’s Bellevue College Jazz Orchestra Performing at Tula’s Jazz Club  November 9 – $10 cover charge 7:30 pm.

♦ Bellevue College Fall Drama Production : “Coupler” – November 10-12 & Nov 17-19 | 7:30 pm in Stop Gap Theatre | Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

♦ The Jazz Band Combo “Fall Concert,” directed by Jim Sisko – November 16 | Carlson Theatre at 7:30 pm | Tickets: $5 General Admission | Tickets and more info  available through Brown Paper Tickets or call 1-800-838-3006.

♦ The Concert Choir “Fall Concert,” directed by Amy Hong – December 2, at 7:30 pm | Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

♦ DIRECTions a Festival of Student Written and Directed Short Plays – Dec 3-4 | Stop Gap Theatre | Tickets: $5 | Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets, or call Lyneen Patnoe at 425-564-3114.

♦ From the Chamber: a concert of vocal and instrumental music by Bellevue College Music Students, curated by Dr. Brian Cobb | Dec 7 at 7:30 pm | Carlson Theatre | Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

THIS WEEK

♦ Gallery Space – Art Department Student Exhibition.  The exhibition is open through 9/28/2016. Check the Gallery Space web site for viewing hours.

♦ Please send your CANVAS syllabi links to me (Janis), or submit them through the Request Center.  Please remember to use the new revised Syllabus template for the 2016-2017 academic year.  Please remember that the college is required to be ADA Compliant on all web sites and materials.  More information about ADA compliancy is located on the Arts & Humanities Commons site

** Please send all ELI and BaTS CANVAS syllabi links to: Seda Markarova.**

♦ Article submitted by Maggie Harada à The Importance of Preserving and Promoting Languages: A Liberal Arts Perspective, by Michael Zimmerman, VP of Academic Affairs at Evergreen State College.

WORKSHOPS

♦ NewsTalk – EVERY Wednesday from 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm, September 29 – November 30, in D204, the Academic Success Center. 

**Visit the Workshop Calendar to read more about other Workshops offered throughout fall quarter.

♦ Faculty Commons offers a variety of interactive workshops for fall 2016.  Visit the web site to find out about workshop registration, funding & stipend Processes.

UPCOMING EVENTS

♦ Belletrist Magazine, the literary arts magazine at Bellevue College, is releasing their Spring 2016 issue! Thursday, September 29, 1:00 – 2:00 pm, L Building Patio. To read more about the event and magazine please visit the A&H Commons site.

♦ Jim Sisko’s Bellevue College Jazz Orchestra performing at Tula’s Jazz Club in Seattle.  Wednesday, October 12, at 7:30 pm.  $10 cover charge.

♦ Bellevue College JAZZ Night.  November 3, 7:30 pm in the Carlson Theatre.  Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

♦ Jim Sisko’s Bellevue College Jazz Orchestra Performing at Tula’s Jazz Club  November 9 – $10 cover charge 7:30 pm.

♦ Bellevue College Fall Drama Production : “Coupler” – November 10-12 & Nov 17-19 | 7:30 pm in Stop Gap Theatre | Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

♦ The Jazz Band Combo “Fall Concert,” directed by Jim Sisko – November 16 | Carlson Theatre at 7:30 pm | Tickets: $5 General Admission | Tickets and more info  available through Brown Paper Tickets or call 1-800-838-3006.

THIS WEEK
♦ TODAY!! A&H Division Retreat – Wednesday, September 14 at Mountaineers Seattle Program Center – Magnuson Park.  Please see updated detailed info on the A&H Commons Retreat site.  Be there and be informed, or be left out on what’s happening.
♦ Gallery Space – Art Department Student Exhibition.  The exhibition is open through 9/28/2016. Check the Gallery Space web site for viewing hours.

SYLLABI INFORMATION

♦ Please send your CANVAS syllabi links to me (Janis Juarez), or submit them through the Request Center.  Please remember to use the new revised Syllabus template for the 2016-2017 academic year.  Please remember that the college is required to be ADA Compliant on all web sites and materials.  More information about ADA compliancy is located on the Arts & Humanities Commons site. Please send all ELI and BaTS CANVAS syllabi links to Seda Markarova.

♦ A&H Attendance Policy.  Be sure to include the revised A&H Attendance policy (REVISED: March 2016) The policy is available on the A&H web site under “Student Information.”  Click on “Student Procedures & Expectations.”   We revised the attendance policy at the request of the DRC; please make sure that all your syllabi use the revised language.  Some of our students now have accommodations related to attendance, which DRC Director Paul Arithi will discuss at today’s retreat.

**Please insert this information under “Division Statements” in the updatedSyllabus Template for 2016-2017, or insert a direct link to the Student Procedures & Expectations document.  If you already use the current updated link, you will not need to make any changes.

GRANT OPPORTUNITY

♦ The National Endowment for the Humanities has debuted a grant opportunity to pursue digital projects in the humanities, with a particular emphasis on partnering with libraries and museums. Please visit the A&H Commons web site to view more information about the grant submitted by Brandon Lueken from the Grants Office.

WORKSHOPS

♦ NewsTalk – EVERY Wednesday from 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm, September 29 – November 30, in D204, the Academic Success Center. Visit the Workshop Calendar to read more about other Workshops offered throughout fall quarter.

UPCOMING EVENTS

♦ Bellevue College JAZZ Night. – November 3, 7:30 pm in the Carlson Theatre.  Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

♦ Jim Sisko’s Bellevue College Jazz Orchestra Performing at Tula’s Jazz Club  November 9 – $10 cover charge 7:30 pm

♦ Bellevue College Fall Drama Production : “Coupler” – November 10-12 & Nov 17-19 | 7:30 pm in Stop Gap Theatre | Tickets and more info available through Brown Paper Tickets.

♦ The Jazz Band Combo “Fall Concert,” directed by Jim Sisko – November 16 | Carlson Theatre at 7:30 pm | Tickets: $5 General Admission | Tickets and more info  available through Brown Paper Tickets or call 1-800-838-3006

THIS WEEK

♦ Gallery Space – Art Department Student Exhibition.  The exhibition is open through 9/28/2016. Check the Gallery Space web site for viewing hours.

INTERESTING ARTICLE

♦ The Absolute Worst Way to Start the Semester, by Kevin Gannon. A great article on the first day of class, otherwise known as “Syllabus Day.”

UPCOMING EVENTS

♦ A&H Division Retreat – Wednesday, September 14 at Mountaineers Seattle Program Center – Magnuson Park.  Please see updated detailed info on the A&H Commons Retreat site.

**Adjunct faculty who participate will receive a $100 stipend.
***The retreat is a designated Division Day, which means that full-time faculty are required to attend or complete an absence form (see 14.1.4 in the contract).