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This
Calendar will be updated frequently.
Please call the Sesquicentennial Office (850) 644-0150 for more information
on any event.
January
3, 2001
Federal Express Orange
Bowl, FSU vs Oklahoma (football)
January
10, 2001
MLK Celebration
January
24, 2001
HAPPY BIRTHDAY FSU! Sesquicentennial Celebration Kick-Off
- WESTCOTT PLAZA.
January
26, 2001
University Club 75th Anniversary Banquet
January
29 - February 4, 2001
College of Human Sciences Celebration Week -
(CHS home)
January
29, 2001
"Contributions of the engaged university: Promoting the positive
development of America's youth and families" - Sponsored by The College
of Human Science.
January
30, 2001
Student Research Day - Sponsored by The College of Human Science.
January
31, 2001
All Student Convocation - Sponsored by The College of Human Science.
February
1, 2001
Alumni Open House and Reception - Sponsored by The College of Human Science.
February
1, 2001
Home Textile Industry Lecture Series- Sponsored by The College of Human
Science.
February 2, 2001
Food Safety Symposium featuring Dr. Michael Doyle and Martha Rhodes-Roberts
Hazel K. Stiebeling Lecture and Reception featuring Dr. Catherine Woteki,
Under Secretary of Agriculture for Food Safety, USDA - Sponsored by The
College of Human Science
TBA
Dr.Natholyn Harris Retirement Dinner - Sponsored by The College of Human
Science.
February
7, 2001 -
Sesquicentennial Retired Faculty Brunch -10:00am
in the University Center Ballroom.
February 9 - February 11, 2001
SPORTSFEST 2001 
February 16 - February 26, 2001
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights
February 16
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: "Pleasures of Sight and States
of Being" Exhibition Opening 6:00 pm - FSU Museum of Fine Arts
February 16
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: The Suzanne Farrell Ballet
- 8:00 pm - Ruby Diamond Auditorium
February 17
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: "From Belle to Broadway" starring
Paige O'Hara and alumnus Michael Piontek - 8:00 pm - Ruby Diamond Auditorium
February 19 - February 25, 2001
Sesquicentennial Spring Fling Alumni Weekend
February 20, 2001
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: Hal Holbrook in "Mark Twain
Tonight!" 8:00 pm - Ruby Diamond Auditorium
February 21, 2001
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: "Curdled" 8:00pm - Ruby Diamond
Auditorium
February 22, 2001
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: Reading by Pulitzer Prize-winning
authors Robert Olen Butler and Oscar Hijuelos 8:00 pm - Opperman Music
Hall
February 24, 2001
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: Denyce Graves, Metropolitan
Opera Mezzo-Soprano, with the University Symphony Orchestra, conducted
by Phillip Spurgeon and Alexander Jimenez
February 24, 2001
Saturday Matinee Free Community Event 11:00 am-5:00 pm - Kleman Plaza
February 25, 2001
TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights: Air Force Band of Mid-America,
free concert 2:00 pm - Ruby Diamond Auditorium
Februrary 26, 2001
THE BOSTON POPS ESPLANADE ORCHESTRA (in
conjunction with TALLAHASSEE: Seven Days of Opening Nights) - 7:30 pm
- Leon County Civic Center
Februrary 26-March 3, 2001
College of Law Celebration Week - (COL
home)
March 2001
Asian American Heritage Month
March 13, 2001
Emeritus Alumni Weekend
March 19 - March 25, 2001
College of Business Celebration Week - (COB
home)
March 20, 2001
Dean's Student/Faculty/Staff Reception - 2:30 - 4:30 pm - Weichelt Lounge
March 21, 2001
Dedication of the COB Technology Center
March 23, 2001
Jim Moran Institute Entrepreneurial Showcase - 12 noon - University
Center COB Golf Tournament - Seminole Golf Course
March 23, 2001
President's Sesquicentennial Ice cream Social - Landis Green (ICS
- home)
March 24, 2001
COB Open House - 10:30 - 11:30 am - Rovetta Business Building Golden
Moments with Gladys Knight - Reception, dinner, alumni awards - Leon
County Civic Center
March 29, 2001
FSU Day at the Capitol
March 31 - April 6, 2001
College of Medicine Celebration Week (COM
home) *Additional events to be announced
March 31 - April 7, 2001
Student Life Celebration Week
May 21 - May
27, 2001
School of Information Studies Celebration Week
- (SIS home)
August
September
3 - September 9, 2001
College of Social Sciences Celebration Week - (COSS
home)
September
5-9, 2001
Department Exhibits, Atrium Bellamy Building.
September
5, 2001
College Ice Cream Party honoring COSS Students, Staff and Faculty, 2pm-Atrium
Bellamy Building.
September
6, 2001
Honorary Degree Ceremony & Reception for Reid Hughes, 4:30 pm-Opperman
Music Hall.
September
7, 2001
Dedication, Pepper Stained Glass, 10 am-Claude Pepper Center.
-- Luncheon honoring out of town guests, Noon-University Center Club.
(RSVP)
-- Urban & Regional Planning Reunion Banquet, Speaker: Raymond Christman,
President and CEO, Atlanta Federal Home Loan Bank, 6:30 pm-Killearn Country
Club. $40-Alumni $25-Students, RSVP by Aug 3 to Kathy Dispennette at
644-4570.
September 8,
2001
Social Science Alumni Seminars Devoe Moore Center, 150 E. Bellamy: 8:30
am Continental Breakfast
9:00 am Session A:
-- Genevieve Giuliano, Social Sciences,
University of Southern California, "New Urbanism".
10 am Session B:
-- Russell Thornton, Professor of Anthropology
at UCLA, "Who Owns our Past? Repatriating Native American Human Remains
and Objects".
11 am Session C:
-- Manuel Johnson, Co-chairman and Sr. Partner
Johnson Smick International, Inc., "Today's Economy".
11:45am Luncheon
September 10- September 16, 2001
School of Nursing Celebration Week - (Nursing
Home)
September 11, 2001
Deans Fall Colloquium NASA Nurse, Martine Myers, presents "Flight
Medicine as it Relates to Nursing", 2 pm-Union Ballroom. Reception
following the speech, 4 pm.
September
12, 2001
Health Screenings, All Day-Union Courtyard Flea Market.
September
13, 2001
Open House "Technology Day", 10am-2pm & 6pm-7pm-School of
Nursing 3rd Floor.
September
17 - September 23, 2001
School of Motion Picture, Television and Recording
Arts Celebration Week - (MPTRA
home)
September
21, 2001
Film School Retrospective - Part I Screening films made by students of
the FSU Film School from 1991 through 2000. Filmmakers will be available
for Q&A sessions and to discuss their current projects. All Screenings
7-10pm-The FSU Student Life Building.
1991-THE CLEARING (MFA) -Ken Jones, Director
Richard Travis, Cinematographer & Alice Stephens, Writer
1992-SPIRIT OF THE WIND (MFA)-
Timothy Dee, Writer/Director
1993- SHAR-PEI DIEM (BFA)-In Memory of Mr. Ralph Cook
1994- TRINITY (MFA)-Thomas Roush, Producer
Jed Kaleko, Production Designer
RADIOMAN (MFA) - Bruce Bullock, Producer
1995-THE PIT (MFA)-Jed Kaleko, Writer/Director
September
22, 2001
Film School Retrospective- Part II
1996-WONTON AND HAMENTASCHEN (BFA)-
Guest Actors: Louise Kahn, Sue Stamper, David Wang & Abner Wang
1997-A FULL CUP (BFA)-Kathy S. Barber, Producer
Nancy Potter, Writer/Director of Photography
1998-SLOW DANCIN' DOWN THE AISLES OF THE QUICKCHECK (MFA) Thomas Wade
Jackson, Writer/Director
1999-MISS DECEMBER (BFA)-Kelly Davis, Editor
2000-BREATHS (MFA)-Amy Ellison, Co Writer/Director
September
21-September 28, 2001
School of Music Celebration Week - (SM
home) *Additional events to be announced
September
21, 2001
Chamber Orchestra, Chris Confessore, guest conductor, with alumnus Scott
Watkins, piano soloist, 8pm-Opperman Music Hall Ticketed Event: 644-6500.
*
September
22, 2001
Sesquicentennial Historical Concert: A celebration of 100 years of music-making
at FSU, 8 pm-Opperman Music Hall. FREE & open to the public. *
September
23, 2001
Chamber Orchestra, Chris Confessore, guest conductor with alumnus Scott
Watkins, piano soloist. Reception following the concert, 2:30pm-Opperman
Music Hall. Ticketed Event: 644-6500. *
September
24, 2001
World Music Celebration, 8 pm-Opperman Music Hall. FREE & open to
the public. *
September
25, 2001
Wind Orchestra Concert, James Croft, conductor with alumnus Randall Campora,
trombone soloist, 8 pm-Opperman Music Hall. FREE & open to the public.
*
September
27, 2001
Music Scholars Symposium, 8 pm-Dohnanyi Recital Hall. Presentations by
three musicology alumni: Dr. Bill Faucett, Dr. Marian Wilson Kimber and
Dr. Allen Scott. FREE & open to the public. *
September
28, 2001
University Symphony Orchestra, Alexander Jimenez, guest conductor, with
Eliot Chapo, violin and Lubomir Georgiev, cello, 8 pm-Ruby Diamond. Ticketed
Event: 644-6500. * * 24-Hr Concert Line: 644-4774, Website: www.music.fsu.edu
October 1 - October 7, 2001
School of Engineering Celebration Week - (CE
home)
October
3, 2001
School of Engineering Showcase, 11 am-Union Courtyard.
October 8 - October 14, 2001
College of Communication Celebration Week
- (COC home)
October
8, 2001
Free Hearing Screenings, 11 am-1 pm-L.L. Schendel Clinic Regional Rehab.
Bldg.
October
10, 2001
Vicki Freimuth, Ph.D., Associate Director of Communication for the CDC,
3:30 pm-Pepper Center.
October
11, 2001
Audrey Holland, Ph.D. "Finding the Silver Lining in Current Healthcare
Policies: Serving Adults with Neurogenic Impairments", 3:30 pm-Pepper
Center.
Open House and Reception, 5:15 p.m.-L.L. Schendel Clinic Regional Rehab
Bldg.
October
12, 2001
Audrey Holland, Ph.D. visits Clinic Team Meetings, 9am-L.L. Schendel Clinic
Regional Rehab Bldg.
NSSLHA-sponsored luncheon For Audrey Holland, Ph.D.
(National Student Speech Language Hearing Association, Student Chapter),
11:30am-Place TBD.
Miami Game Sportscasters, Student Event, 4:00 pm-Student Life Building
Theater.
October 15
- October 21, 2001
School of Social Work Celebration Week - (SSW
home) additional events to be announced
October
15, 2001
Open House, tours, historical exhibits, and refreshments,
8:30 am-4 pm-School Of Social Work.
Lunch with the Dean, Students Only, NOON-Place TBA Sign-up in the Dean's
Office
October
16 - October 17, 2001
Community and alumni speakers in classes.
October
17, 2001
Variety Show featuring students, faculty and the Boys' Choir of Tallahassee,
7pm-Miller Hall. $5 Donation to the Choir accepted at the door.
October
18, 2001
Colloquium with Dr. Diana DiNitto (MSW '74), "The Neurobiology
of Addiction: What's Social Work Got to Do with It?", .1 CEU
contact hour available, no fee, 4:00 pm., 5301 University Center Bldg.
C. Contact: ebowman@mailer.fsu.edu.
Reception for Alumni & Friends, 5:00 - 6:00 p.m., 5301 University
Center Bldg. C.
October
19, 2001
Panel discussion
with Dr. Diana DiNitto and FSU Social Work Faculty, Current Issues
in Social Welfare Policy, 10:00 a.m., President's Box, 7th floor,
UCC.
October 19, 2001
Field
Instructors' Appreciation Luncheon (by invitation), 12:00 p.m., Miller
Hall
October 19, 2001
CEU
Workshop, Legal and Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice, .3 CEU
contact hours, no registration fee. Presented by Tom & Pat Lager, 2 -
5 p.m., 5301 UCC. For information: 850-644-4860 or lpleger@mailer.fsu.edu.
October
20, 2001
Habitat for Humanity ASSW service project for faculty, students &
alumni: morning and afternoon shifts. Information & sign-up: 850-575-4248
or amy3d@hotmail.com.
October 22 - October 28, 2001
School of Theatre Celebration Week - (SOT
home)
October
22, 2001
Opening Ceremony and Rededication of Conradi Studio Theatre, 4pm.
October
23, 2001
Graduate Symposium 4pm-Student Life Building Film Screening of All
You Need:
·
5:30 pm-Student Life Building–free student showing.
· 7:00 pm–discussion with director Randy Ser.
· 8:00 pm-General Public screening.
October
24, 2001
Design Technology Display, 10am-Fine Arts Bldg. Lobby.
Faculty, Alumni, Student Showcase, 7pm & 9:30pm-Conradi Studio Theatre.
October 26- October 28, 2001
Parents' Weekend
October 29
- November 4, 2001
School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Celebration Week (SOC
home) *Additional events to be announced
October
29, 2001
Reception for the unveiling of the School's timeline and art exhibit.
Time & Place TBA.
October
30, 2001
Noontime talk/discussion on Criminology, Youth, and Public Policy. Place
TBA.
October
31, 2001
Noontime showing of Halloween/Criminology appropriate films. Place TBA.
October 31 - November 18, 2001
School of Theatre Anton Chekhov's "The Three Sisters," The Lab Theatre,
Info 850.644.6500, www.fsu.edu/~tickets
November 1, 2001
Afternoon keynote address "The Role of Criminology in the Development
and Advancement of Modern Conceptions of Freedom, Individual Liberty and
Restrictions on State Powers". Time & Place TBA.
November 2, 2001
Afternoon roundtable discussion, featuring past and present Deans of the
School, on whether the human condition has improved or suffered in the
last 250 years, since the inception of Criminology as a discipline. Time
& Place TBA.
November
5 – November 11, 2001
School of Visual Arts and Dance Celebration
Week - (SVAD home)
November
5, 2001
Opening Ground Zero Exhibition –Fine Arts Building.
November 5, 2001
Opening Reception-Sesquicentennial Student Life Exhibition, Time TBD-Union
Gallery
November 5 - 11, 2001
Sesquicentennial Student Life Exhibition
- Exhibit Hours: M-F: 8 am -10 pm; Sat: Noon-10 pm; Sun: 1 pm-10 pm.
Union Gallery
November 6, 2001
Art Education Symposium - Dr. Laura Chapman, Mass Arts in Contemporary
Life", Carothers Hall, Room 125-9:30 am.Panel Discussion-1:45 pm..
November
7, 2001
Art History Symposium-Prof. Horst Bredekamp, from Humboldt University
in Berlin, “Frank Stella’s influence of German Romantic Poet, Henrich
von Kliest", 5:30 pm-Fine Arts Bldg. Room TBA.
November 7, 2001
Sesquicentennial Homecoming Dance
Time to be announced • Union Ballroom
November
8, 2001
Art Design Lecture with David Carson, Fine Arts Bldg. Room 249-7 pm
November
8, 2001
THE COLOR OF WAR: THE WORLD WAR II EXPERIENCE
- 8:00 p.m. Student Life Center Auditorium. Free and open to the public.
November 8, 2001
Lawton Distinguished Professor Lecture
9:30 a.m. • Dr. Nancy Marcus "Honoring Our Scientific Roots at Florida
State University: A Pictorial Essay", Opperman Music Hall. For more information,
see Women and
Science.
November 9, 2001
FSU Homecoming - (see Alumni
Affairs home for additional calendar information and updates) - GIF
version
November
9, 2001
Homecoming
Parade
1:50 p.m. • Grand Marshals: Sesquicentennial Co-Chairs Kitty Hoffman,
Professor Emerita, FSCW ‘36, & the Honorable Alan C. Sundberg, FSU ’55
November
9, 2001
School
of Music 7:00 p.m. • Vocal Jazz, Free, Opperman Music Hall Nov. 9 & 10,
7:30 p.m. • Opera: Mozart’s "Die Zaberflöte" ("The Magic Flute"), Ruby
Diamond Auditorium Nov. 11, 8:00 p.m. • World Music, Free, Dohnányi Recital
Hall
November 9, 2001
Sesquicentennial Homecoming Celebration - 6:00 pm • At Downtown GetDown,
Adams Street Commons
November 9, 2001
Pow-Wow - 8:00 p.m. • Tallahassee-Leon County Civic Center College of
Law Noon • CLE Program, College of Law, D'Alemberte
November 9, 2001
School of Criminology and Criminal Justice - 4:00-6:00 p.m. • Wine & Cheese
Reception, Hecht House
November 9, 2001
School of Information Studies - Noon-2:00 p.m. • Alumni Open House & Tours
of Shores Building
November 9, 2001
School of Music: Marching Chiefs - 3:00-5:30 p.m. • Registration, Band
Lobby 6:00 p.m. • Concert: Symphonic & Marching Bands, Band Room 8:30
p.m. • Banquet, Holiday Inn Select
November 9, 2001
Baseball Alumni 5:30 p.m. • Reception and Dinner, Leon County Civic Center,
Tickets $35.00 each. Contact Robert Buckler 850-644-9030
November 9, 2001
Department of Interior Design Open House, 10am-3pm-Fine Arts Annex.
November 9, 2001
Museum Gala, honoring the schools Professors Emeritus, 3 pm-Museum of
Fine Arts.
Days of Dance, 8:00 pm-Montgomery Gym
November 9, 2001
Sesquicentennial Homecoming Celebration at Downtown GetDown, 6:00 pm-Adams
Street Commons.
November 9, 2001
Days of Dance, Montgomery Gym -8:00 pm
November 9, 2001
College of Law CLE Program, Noon-D'Alemberte Rotunda Class Reunion Dinner
Party Classes of '71,'76,'81'91, 7pm-Dean Weidner's home
November 10, 2001
Homecoming Breakfast
9:00 a.m. • Oglesby Union Ballroom; FSU Alumni Association honors the
2001 ODK Grads Made Good. Mr. Ed "Chip Chalmers, '76 TH, Dr. C. Paul
Robinson, Ph.D '67 AS, Dr. Suzan
Zeder, Ph.D. '78 TH
November 10, 2001
Baseball Alumni
Pre-Football Game • Baseball Alumni Game & Party
November 10, 2001
Football: NC State vs. FSU
3:30 p.m. • Doak Campbell Stadium
November 10, 2001
College of Communication
Noon-2:00 p.m. • Homecoming Picnic, Diffenbaugh Building
November 10, 2001
College of Education
10:00-12:30 p.m. • Sesquicentennial Week Kick-Off! Brunch, Turnbull Conference
Center; Contact Martha Stewart, 850.644.6682
November 10, 2001
College of Law Alumni Assoc. Board Mtg., 9:30am-College of Law, Room R-103.
November 10, 2001
College of Law Alumni Tailgate Party, Three hours prior to kickoff-D'Alemberte
Rotunda.
For More Information, please contact Alicia Bookout, at
(800) 788-7097 or abookout@law.fsu.edu.
November 10, 2001
College of Social Science
3 Hours Prior to Kick-Off • Homecoming Chili Party, Bellamy Building North
Lawn; Tour Newly Renovated Bellamy Building; Call 850.644.4844
November 10, 2001
School of Information Studies
TBA • Beta Phi Mu Breakfast & Business Mtg.; Reservation & Membership
Required 10:00 a.m. • Awards & Convocation; Shores Building, Room 006
11:15 a.m. • Homecoming Brunch, Shores Building, First Floor
November 10, 2001
School of Music: Marching Chiefs
9:00-10:00 a.m. • Registration, Chiefs Field 10:00 a.m. • Marching Rehearsal,
Chiefs Field 12:00 Noon • Picnic Luncheon, Chiefs Field Pre-Game • Meet
at Baseball Stadium, March to Langford Green with the Chiefs Game • March
with the Chiefs at Half-Time Post-Game Reception • Holiday Inn Select
(Alumni & Graduating Seniors), Call 850.644.4744;
Note: No late registration will be accepted, Dress code
November
10, 2001
School
of Music 7:00 p.m. • Vocal Jazz, Free, Opperman Music Hall Nov. 9 & 10,
7:30 p.m. • Opera: Mozart’s "Die Zaberflöte" ("The Magic Flute"), Ruby
Diamond Auditorium Nov. 11, 8:00 p.m. • World Music, Free, Dohnányi Recital
Hall
November 10, 2001
Days of Dance, 10:30 am-Montgomery Gym
November 10, 2001
Art History Bus Trip to Appleton, Time TBA
November
10, 2001
Homecoming Football Game FSU V. NC State.
November
12 - November 18, 2001
College of Education Celebration Week - (COE
home) *Additional events to be announced
November 13-16, 2001
Days of Dance, 8:00 pm-Montgomery Gym
November
26- December 2, 2001
College of Arts & Sciences Celebration Week
- (COAS home) *Additional events
to be announced
November 27, 2001
Creative Writing Exposition, 3:30 p.m.-Location TBA
November 28, 2001
Dedication of the newly named Kasha Laboratory Building (currently IMB
Building), 2:00 p.m.
November
29, 2001
Re-dedication of renovated Williams Building, 2:00 p.m.
Public Address: Dr. Robert Holton, 3:30 p.m.-225 Fisher Lecture Hall.
Reception following in Hoffman Teaching Laboratory Building.
November
30, 2001
Public Address: Dr. Richard Rubenstein, 3:30 p.m.-Dodd Hall Auditorium.
Reception following in Werkmeister Reading Room.
December
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All events subject to change.
For more information, contact the Sesquicentennial Office at 850.644.0150.
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