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FEBRUARY 2010

Serieux - All Motown Review

Orchard Ridge Campus - Smith Theatre

Friday, February 5, 2010 at 7:30 PM   
Admission$14.00

INNOVATIVE, FANTASTIC, AWESOME, AND DYNAMIC - These are the words used by audiences all over the world to describe the explasive entertainment provided by the group, Serieux.  Serieux is a high impact group of singers and musicians, who has re-serfaced the back-in-the-day Motown sound that once captivated the entire world.


For more info:  Ken Faulk at ph. 248.522.3666 or email kpfaulk@oaklandcc.edu
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Bill Barkeley - Speaker's Series

Auburn Hills Campus - G-240

Wednesday, February 10, 2010 at 6:00 PM   

Bill Barkeley is one of 15,000 people in the U.S. and 100,000 in the world with Usher’s Syndrome (Type 2) the leading cause of deaf-blindness in the world.  Bill recently climbed and reached Mount Kilimanjaro the tallest mountain in Africa (19.400 feet).  Bill’s journey to Africa was a project to share an intensely personal and motivational story of inspiration, aspiration, hope and faith with others around the world. Bill is a sought after and dynamic motivational public speaker that travels the world sharing his life experiences as a deaf-blind person with schools, non-profits and corporations.


For more info:  Jess Newman at ph. 248.232.4290 or email jlnewman@oaklandcc.edu
 
Dr. Ronald F. Inglehart - Speaker Series

Orchard Ridge Campus - Smith Theatre

Friday, February 12, 2010 at 6:30 PM   

The collegewide Student LIFE Committee sponsors major speakers. Professor Inglehart’s ongoing research focuses on cultural change and its consequences. To explore this, he is coordinating a world-wide survey of mass values and attitudes, the World Values Survey. This database reveals astonishingly strong linkages between the values and beliefs of mass publics and the presence or
absence of democratic institutions, supporting the thesis that political culture plays a crucial role in the emergence and survival of democracy. The findings indicate that the evolution of industrial society tends to make democratic political institutions more likely, partly because the publics of these societies are becoming increasingly likely to want democratic institutions, and increasingly adept at getting them.


For more info:  Dusty Rhodes at ph. 248.522.3595 or email lprhodes@oaklandcc.edu
 
5th Annual OCC & EMU Performance Studies Festival - Poetry, Play & Performance

Orchard Ridge Campus - Smith Theatre

Friday, February 19, 2010 at 1:00 PM   

This free two-day festival explores performance, writing and editing issues for performers and writers.  We will explore poetry, drama, oral histories and more.  You are welcome to come for all or part of this engaging event.  Sessions will include chances for you to read your own work, perform a cutting from some literature, join us in an actor's workshop, watch solo & group performances, just join us to talk about writing & performance, and more.  To see our schedule and look at past schedules, visit:

http://www.oaklandcc.edu/studentlife/Forensics.htm


For more info:  Ken Faulk at ph. 248.522.3666 or email kpfaulk@oaklandcc.edu
 
5th Annual OCC & EMU Performance Studies Festival - Poetry, Play & Performance

Orchard Ridge Campus - Smith Theatre

Friday, February 19, 2010 at 1:00 PM   

This free two-day festival explores performance, writing and editing issues for performers and writers.  We will explore poetry, drama, oral histories and more.  You are welcome to come for all or part of this engaging event.  Sessions will include chances for you to read your own work, perform a cutting from some literature, join us in an actor's workshop, watch solo & group performances, just join us to talk about writing & performance, and more.  To see our schedule and look at past schedules, visit:

http://www.oaklandcc.edu/studentlife/Forensics.htm


For more info:  Ken Faulk at ph. 248.522.3666 or email kpfaulk@oaklandcc.edu
 
5th Annual OCC & EMU Performance Studies Festival - Poetry, Play & Performance

Orchard Ridge Campus - Smith Theatre

Saturday, February 20, 2010 at 5:00 PM   

This free two-day festival explores performance, writing and editing issues for performers and writers.  We will explore poetry, drama, oral histories and more.  You are welcome to come for all or part of this engaging event.  Sessions will include chances for you to read your own work, perform a cutting from some literature, join us in an actor's workshop, watch solo & group performances, just join us to talk about writing & performance, and more.  To see our schedule and look at past schedules, visit:

http://www.oaklandcc.edu/studentlife/Forensics.htm


For more info:  Ken Faulk at ph. 248.522.3666 or email kpfaulk@oaklandcc.edu