2012 Festival Schedule

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Campus and Community


	Justin S. Morrill Performing Arts Center	Test Kitchen	The Commons	Smithsonian U
11:00	Opening Ceremony







12:00	University of Hawai‘i's Tuahine Troupe	USDA Food Safe Families	The Land-Grant Tradition	The Life and Times of Senator Justin Smith Morrill



			Reinventing Agriculture	Teaching Dinosaur Science Using Unthinkable Methods



1:00	Dennis Stroughmatt et L'Esprit Creole	Native American Cooking with Buffalo		Empathic Design Research Strategy

			Transforming Communities

				Expanding Opportunities for Students with Severe Physical Disabilities



2:00	West Virginia University Steel Band	UC Davis Olive Oil	Lifelong Learning	History of the Morrill Act and Land Grant Universities



				How Songs Find Their Meanings: Que Sera, Sera

			Building on Tradition

3:00	University of Hawai‘i's Hula Halau UNUKUPUKUPU	Vermont Maple Syrup		A Brief History of The University of Illinois Rehabilitation Education Program



			Research into Action	What Really Bugs Us: Pests in the Garden



4:00	University of Texas-Pan Am Mariachi Aztlán	Food as Medicine Across Cultures		The Story of New France, the Other Colonial America

			Sustainable Solutions

				Teaching Dinosaur Science Using Unthinkable Methods



5:00	L'Esprit Creole		The Next 150 Years	Art Science Fusion







6:00	Evening Concert West Virginia University Steel Band featuring Ellie Mannette







7:00

	American Sign Language-interpreted program
	CART real-time captioning services available
	Audio loop installed at Justin S. Morrill Performing Arts Center, Test Kitchen, Smithsonian University, and The Commons


	Panorama Room On the Mall	Good Hope & Naylor Corner	Douglass Hall
11:00	Opening Ceremony







12:00	Soul & Funk: Faycez U Know	Master-Griot Storyteller Baba-C	Art Workshop: Jay Coleman







1:00



	Hip-Hop: Head Roc	Daughters of Dorcas & Sons Quilters	Ongoing Activities



2:00



	Beat Ya Feet Dance: Da Originalz	Master-Griot Storyteller Baba-C	Art Workshop: Jay Coleman



3:00



	Soul & Funk: Faycez U Know	Hip-Hop: Head Roc	Daughters of Dorcas & Sons Quilters



4:00



		Beat Ya Feet Dance: Da Originalz



5:00







6:00	Evening Concert The National Museum of African American History and Culture presents Bring Back the Funk featuring George Clinton and others







7:00







8:00







9:00

	American Sign Language-interpreted program
	CART real-time captioning services available
	Audio loop installed at Panorama Room On the Mall and Good Hope & Naylor Corner


	Red Hot	Giving Voice	Kids Create!
11:00	Opening Ceremony







12:00	NAMES Performers: The AIDS Pandemic	History of The Quilt and the NAMES Project Foundation	Ongoing Activities





	Children of the Good Shepherd Home	HIV/AIDS Through Spoken Word	Quilt Yo-Yo Mania

1:00



	NAMES Performers: Quilt Inspirations	Sheryl Lee Ralph	Ongoing Activities



2:00

	Spoken Word	The Last One	Theater Workshop





3:00	NAMES Performers: The Last One	Daughters of Dorcas & Sons Quilterss and Panel Makers	Ongoing Activities





	"Sometimes I Cry" by Sheryl Lee Ralph	Community Responses to AIDS	Doll Making

4:00



		Stories from The Quilt	Ongoing Activities



5:00		Quilt Display

	American Sign Language-interpreted program
	CART real-time captioning services available
	Audio loop installed at Red Hot and Giving Voice

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