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  • Christmas for Kids with St. Francis Ministries

    Sponsor a child in foster care in NW Kansas. Stop by Golden Belt Bank in Hays and pick a wish list card, shop, return the unwrapped gifts by Dec 3rd.

    at Golden Belt Bank
  • Northwestern Fine Arts Faculty to Perform in Recital

    Faculty members in the Northwestern Oklahoma State University Reichenberger Department of Fine Arts will present a recital for the public Nov. 12 at the Alva Presbyterian Church. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., and the show will begin at 7 p.m. There is no charge; however, monetary and food donations for the Northwestern Campus Cabinet food pantry are encouraged. Fine Arts faculty will showcase their expertise in music, theatre and visual arts. Dr. Eduardo Moreira, assistant professor of music, is organizing this faculty recital. He said he is also excited for the performances and for Northwestern students to see their professors in a professional setting as accomplished performers. Additional information about the Northwestern Fine Arts program is available on the Reichenberger Department of Fine Arts webpage: www.nwosu.edu/school-of-arts-and-sciences/fine-arts.

    at Alva Presbyterian Church
  • NWOSU 3D Scanning Using A Phone Worshop

    Artist Timothy Earl Neill will present a talk and host a workshop on 3D Scanning Friday, Nov. 13, at 3 p.m. in Jesse Dunn, sponsored by the Wisdom Family Foundation Visual Arts program. The talk, scheduled in Gallery Sophia in Jesse Dunn, Room 218, coincides with the closing of his gallery exhibition, which has been open since Oct. 23. His topic of 3D Scanning is a process he uses heavily in his work. The workshop showing how to use a phone for basic 3D scanning, will follow at the Northwestern Museum of Natural History. Note: Both locations are only accessible via stairs. Neill is an instructor of graphic design in the Department of Design at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas. He received a master of fine arts degree from the University of Notre Dame and a bachelor of fine arts degree from California College of the Arts. For more information, contact Cornell at tacornell@nwosu.edu or 580-327-8111, or visit www.nwosu.edu/visualarts. To see more of Neill’s work, visit timothyearlneill.com.

    at Jessie Dunn Building @ NWOSU