2012 Festival Schedule

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Campus and Community


	Justin S. Morrill Performing Arts Center	Test Kitchen	The Commons	Smithsonian U
11:00	Laugh Therapy with Univ. of New Mexico	Vermont Maple Syrup	Research Into Action: Presenting Research to the Public	Oral History, Folklore and Community



				Verification of Food Safety at the Farm and Packing House

			Reinventing Agriculture: Gardens at the Festival

12:00	U.T.-Pan Am Mariachi Aztlán	Traditional Hawai‘ian Cooking		Design Thinking as an Agent of Change in your Community



			Building on Tradition: Helping Communities Help Themselves	Sousa's University Marches Revealed



1:00	Univ. of Hawai‘i's Hula Halau UNUKUPUKUPU	Maryland Fried Chicken and Biscuits with White Gravy		The Legacy of Grant Wood’s Murals at Iowa State University

			Lifelong Learning: Festival as Learning Experience

				Can Design Change the World?



2:00	Guernsey Brothers	Michigan State Cheese Cooking and Three University Cheese Competition	The Next 150 Years: The 2062 Festival	The Beauty, Bounty, and Benefits of Beer



				The Future of Water

			Sustainable Solutions: Making the Festival More Sustainable

3:00	Univ. of Hawai‘i's Tuahine Troupe	Univ. of New Mexico Medicinal Teas		Aquatic Invasive Species



			Opening Doors: Festival Stories	Empowerment and an Electronic, Asynchronous Dialectic



4:00	U.T.-Pan Am Mariachi Aztlán	Native Foods Across America		Community Visioning

			The Land-grant Tradition: What People Learned

				Aquatic Invasive Species



5:00	Hawai‘ian Closing Ceremony		Transforming Communities: Festival Connections	Hunting for a Better Chocolate

	American Sign Language-interpreted program
	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	Hip-Hop: Christylez Bacon	Beat Ya Feet Dance: Da Originalz	BK Adams and Public Art





	West Virginia & East of the River Boys & Girls Steel Band	African Heritage Dancers & Drummers	Stained Glass: Melani N. Douglass

12:00



	Master-Griot Storyteller Baba-C	Hip-Hop: Christylez Bacon	Daughters of Dorcas & Sons Quilters



1:00



	African Heritage Dancers & Drummers	Poetry: Melani N. Douglass	BK Adams and Public Art



2:00



	Step Dance: Taratibu Youth Association	Master-Griot Storyteller Baba-C	Ongoing Activities



3:00



	Beat Ya Feet Dance: Da Originalz	Creativity East of the River	Daughters of Dorcas & Sons Quilters



4:00



	East of the River Boys & Girls Steel Band	Step Dance: Taratibu Youth Association	Ongoing Activities



5:00

	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	A Play by the Children of the Good Shepherd Home	Community Responses to AIDS	Ongoing Activities





	The NAMES Performers: Call My Name	Science, Health, and Art	Quilt Yo-Yo Mania

12:00



	Spoken Word	Seeing HIV/AIDS through Photography	Ongoing Activities



1:00

	The NAMES Performers Celebrate the Design Industry	The Role of Faith and the Faith Community	Doll Making





2:00	A Play by the Children of the Good Shepherd Home	History of The Quilt and The NAMES Project Foundation	Ongoing Activities





	The NAMES Performers: Stories from The Quilt	Daughters of Dorcas & Sons Quilterss and Panel Makers	Make Your Own Mini Quilt

3:00



	Spoken Word	Stories from The Quilt	Ongoing Activities



4:00

	The NAMES Performers Celebrate the Music Industry	The Last One	Theater Workshop





5:00	Arts and Advocacy Conversation	Reflections on The Quilt Display	Ongoing Activities

	American Sign Language-interpreted program
	Audio loop installed at Red Hot and Giving Voice

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