Tag: Opportunities

Error 404: Books Not Found
Clubs & Activities!, Wednesday

Error 404: Books Not Found

Error 404: Books Not Found, a documentary made by Castleton Communication Program students, is screening for the first time on Wednesday, April 24th at 6:30 pm in Herrick Auditorium (Stafford Academic Center, Room 146)! The documentary follows the story surrounding the failed attempts to digitize libraries at VTSU in spring 2023, a decision that sparked controversy and was ultimately rescinded by the chancellor’s office. After 18 months of dedicated effort, the filmmakers are excited to screen their film for the Castleton community! Q&A with the filmmakers will follow the screening. Free and open to the public.
Art Soup!
Clubs & Activities!, Friday & Beyond

Art Soup!

Friday, April 26th Saturday, April 27th 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | Casella Theater Art Soup is a collaborative performance featuring dance, music, and other exciting performance-based art. This year, our talented VTSU Castleton students, faculty, and staff will present a performance featuring student choreography accompanied live by the University Chamber Singers led by Dr. Sherrill Blodget, fashion, dance, and song inspired by 2023's pinkest movie, Barbie, dance performances accompanied by live music, and Carnival of the Animals by Camille Saint-Saëns performed live by Castleton's Wind Symphony led by Joshua Thompson in conjunction with choreography by Zoë Marr Hilliard.    No reservation is required for this event. This event is free for Soundings studen...
VTSU Bowling Tournament!
Clubs & Activities!, Thursday

VTSU Bowling Tournament!

If anyone is interested in playing in the VTSU bowling tournament, please see the information below and contact Tim Barrett (tim.barrett@vermontstate.edu) or Chance Fee (cjf07130@vermontstate.edu). 2 players per team  Thursday, April 25th | 5:00pm  Transportation provided  Departing around 3:00 pm
Jazz Ensemble!
Clubs & Activities!, Friday & Beyond

Jazz Ensemble!

Tuesday, April 30th 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm | Casella Theater This semester, the Jazz ensemble will be Celebrating Count Basie & Duke Ellington, with special guests from Mill River High School.  Free for all students, faculty, staff, and alumni! *Adult tickets are $10 and senior tickets are $5*
Thank a VTSU Educator!
Announcements & Events

Thank a VTSU Educator!

Has anyone at VTSU been especially helpful or had a positive influence on your experience? Is there someone you always turn to when you need support and assistance? Thank an Educator gives you the opportunity to express your thanks to a professor, a TA, a staff member, a mentor— any educator you appreciate.     To compose your message, fill out the form on the Thank an Educator webpage. (You must log in to access the form).     If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to email ctli@vsc.edu. 
Earth Week with the Greenhouse and Garden Club!
Friday & Beyond, Important Schedules, Wednesday

Earth Week with the Greenhouse and Garden Club!

Hello all! The Greenhouse/Garden Club will be hosting a series of events for Earth Week, and we hope to see you there! Monday, April 22nd | DIY Event Our club will be doing an origami activity within the Sustainability Team's DIY Earth Day workshop in the Campus Center Atrium from 4:30-6:30pm. Tuesday, April 23rd | Open House We will be hosting an open house in the Greenhouse, where we will be painting pots and potting marigolds from 12:30-2pm. Wednesday, April 24th | Salve Making! Learn how to make botanical salve, and take some home with you! This event will be in the greenhouse from 5-7pm. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to the club president, Emily Macias, at eem05060@vermontstate.edu and check out our Instagram @castleton...
“Against My Will” Project
Diversity/Inclusion, Friday & Beyond, Thursday, Wednesday

“Against My Will” Project

In commemoration of sexual assault awareness month, Artist Traci Molloy has collaborated with Castleton students, faculty, and staff to anonymously share stories of sexual harassment and assault. Molloy hopes to bring awareness to the seriousness of these experiences. Traci Molloy is a Brooklyn-based artist, collaborator, and educator. Molloy creates large-scale, multi-media collaborations with young adults across the nation who have experienced trauma. Five of her collaborations with young adults are in the Permanent Collection at the National September 11th Memorial and Museum. *Sponsored by the Vermont State University Center for Social Justice and Trauma-Informed Care and the Bowse Health Trust*