NDUS Arts and Humanities Outrage Summit

We have the final program ready for the NDUS Arts and Humanities Outrage Summit. It includes a sweet cover designed by Donovan Witmer. Here’s a draft of my very brief opening remarks. 

The hashtag is #NDUSOutrage (which oddly enough hasn’t been used lately)!

Here’s the program. 

8:00 – 8:30WelcomeLecture Bowl

Bill CaraherAssociate Professor, Department of History, UND

Mark KennedyPresident, UND

9:00-10:00 AM          PanelThe Art of OutrageBadlands Room

Light and Darkness: Tragedy and the Use of Light in Public Art Patrick Luber, UND

Quick Response to Outrage Jenni Lou Russi, VCSU

8:30-10:00 AM          PanelHistorical OutrageLecture Bowl

Public Outrage (Re)shaping Settler Commemoration Cynthia C. Prescott, UND

From Outrage to Change: A Historical Overview of the Black Campus Movement: 1960-1980 Daniel Cooley, UND

Outrage in Historical Perpsective Eric Burin, UND

8:30-10:00 AMPanelMusic Therapy Suspension: Shock, Denial, Outrage, Bargaining, Depression, but not AcceptanceRiver Valley Room

Music Therapy: An essential allied health profession Anita Gadberry, UND

Music Therapy in the Evolution of the UND Music Department Gary Towne, UND

The Impact of the Suspension of Music Therapy on UND James Popejoy, UND

The Suspension of the UND Music Therapy Program: A Case Study of Flawed Process Katherine Norman Dearden

10:15-11:30     Musical PerformanceBall Room

Fiery Red Jennifer Higdon (b. 1962)

LuminusPiano Trio (MSU)

Jon Rumney, violin, MSUErik Anderson, cello, MSUDianna Anderson, piano, MSU

String Quartet No. 8 II. Allegro molto Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) 

MSU String Quartet Jon Rumney, violin (filling in for Will Schilling)Nikisa Gentry, violinNina Coster, violaRebecca Randash, cello

10:15-11:45     PanelLiterary OutrageRiver Valley Room

The Monkey Smokes a Cigarette, or, Yelling at Your Television Brian Schill UND

Medieval Zorn, Modern Outrage: The Narrative Aspects of Discontent. Shawn R. Boyd, UND

Dog-Woman on a Slow Burn: Translating “Jeans Prose” by Billjana Jovanovic John K. Cox, NDSU

The Outrage of the Disabled Body Andrew J. Harnish, UND

11:45-1:30Lunch and Keynote:Ballroom

Opening Remarks Debbie Storrs, Dean, UND College of Arts and Sciences

If You Are Not Mad, You’re Not Paying Attention” Outrage as Performance, Industry and Politics in Contemporary America Mark Jendrysik, UND

1:30-2:45RoundtableStanding Rock and the Dakota Access Pipeline: A Dialogue at the University of North DakotaLecture Bowl

Rebecca Weaver-Hightower, UNDCody Hall, Alumni UNDChase Iron Eyes, Alumni UNDJames Grijalva, UNDJaynie Parrish, UNDMark Trahant, UND

1:30-2:45PanelThe Outrage of History: The Legacies of Slavery and Colonialism in Modern DiscourseRiver Valley Room

The Black Peter Discussion: the limits of tolerance in the Netherlands Ernst Pijning, MSU

North V. South: The Legacy of the ‘African Holocaust’ in Ghana Ty M. Reese, UND

Undermining Outrage: Native Participants in the Conquest of Mexico Bradley T. Benton, NDSU

3:00-4:30Round-TableHow about a Third Place? A Panel Discussion about Downtown Real Estate and Building CommunityLecture Bowl

David R. Haeselin, UNDSheila M. Liming, UNDSheryl O. O’Donnell, UNDBret Weber, UND

3:00-4:00PerformanceRiver Valley Room

Entransed: The Making of a Transnational Woman Monika Browne, VCSU

3:00-5:002016 North Dakota Arts & Humanities Faculty & Student Exhibition ReceptionColonel Eugene E. Myers Art Gallery (Hughes Fine Art Center)