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Programs and Events


Spring 2009

Wednesday, March 4, 7 p.m., GC 319: Public Showing of Black Diamonds:
Mountaintop Removal and the Fight for Coalfield Justice


Wednesday, March 11, 7 p.m., GC 319: Talk by the filmmaker, Catherine Pancake
(reception and discussion to follow)


January 23, 2009: Glenwood Project Exhibit Opening & Reception

Video by Annette Conner: See her class blog here

See the Charleston Gazette article here


Fall 2008

-- Meet, Greet, and Eat --

-- Glenwood, Phase II --

Photos from our Meet, Greet, and Eat - Fall 2008


Fall 2007

-- They Are Still With Us --

An exhibit by Mark Tobin Moore and the Students of
A&S 600 - Museum Studies and Exhibit Design

The Clay Center
Charleston, West Virginia

November 23 - December 30

See the story in The Gazz

A&S 600 Students -- a.k.a., The Red Door Group -- in front of the developing installation. L to R: Jason Stewart, Matt Gibson, Jennifer Pinkerton, Tia Miller, Annette Conner, and Lee Darnell. (Photo by Mark Tobin Moore.)

Join us for a reception at the Clay Center on
December 12
6 - 8 p.m.

Summer 2007

The Glenwood Estate Symposium -- flyer

The Glenwood Estate Symposium -- program


Spring 2007

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Drawing Hope:
An Examination of Art by Prisoners & Patients

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Presented by Christine Seger
Humanities MA Candidate
Advised by Mark Tobin Moore


Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Gender in Appalachia
Sponsors Spring 2007 Series on Diversity in Appalachia


Fall 2006

Graduate Humanities Faculty & Students Host Art Exhibit
November 24 - December 4


Faces of Appalachia and the Harmony Institute Sponsor
A Different World: Diversity, Change, and Appalachian Youth

(Speakers/Presenters: Marilyn Nelson, Ancella Bickley, Wilburn Hayden,
Caitlin Howley, bell hooks, Frank X. Walker, Gregg McAllister, Pedro Noguera)


Spring 2006

Center for the Study of Ethnicity and Gender in Appalachia
Sponsors Series on Diversity in Appalachia


Fall 2005

Humanities Faculty Robert Maslowski and Daniel Boyd screen new film

"Religious Liberty: For Some or For All?"

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