Cultural Events Calendar

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: An interview with Common Book author Hyeonseo Lee.

Event Contact: culturalevents@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must complete the video activity on TechSmith Knowmia. Users must log in to TechSmith with their Winthrop email address (@mailbox.winthrop.edu). First-time users may need to change their password.

Program: Film

Family Friendly: No

Description: "The Defector" is a film about escaping from North Korea.

Event Contact: culturalevents@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must complete the video activity on TechSmith Knowmia. Users must log in to TechSmith with their Winthrop email address (@mailbox.winthrop.edu). First-time users may need to change their password.

Program: Lecture & Discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: This pre-recorded session will delve into life as author Hyeonseo Lee depicts it, as well as her awakening to the notion of human rights. The presentation will open a window into a human experience far different from our own, but also help us see our own human experience in a different light.

Event Contact: culturalevents@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must complete the video activity on TechSmith Knowmia. Users must log in to TechSmith with their Winthrop email address (@mailbox.winthrop.edu). First-time users may need to change their password.

Program: Lecture & Discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: Presentation on East Asian politics, culture, and recent trends by Dr. Catherine Chang.

Event Contact: culturalevents@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must complete the video activity on TechSmith Knowmia. Users must log in to TechSmith with their Winthrop email address (@mailbox.winthrop.edu). First-time users may need to change their password.

Program: Lecture & Discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: Hear the compelling stories of torture survivors and the struggle for human rights around the world.

Event Contact: culturalevents@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must complete the video activity on TechSmith Knowmia. Users must log in to TechSmith with their Winthrop email address (@mailbox.winthrop.edu). First-time users may need to change their password.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description:

Overture to Coriolanus

Violin Concert (Ilya Kaler, violin soloist)

Symphony No. 7

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: This event will present and highlight some national, ethnic, and communal items and tendencies that are often at the root of the salient and manifest differences in workplace cultures. The prevalent culture and traditions of South Africa will be used to delineate how social constructs and relationships (distribution of power, individualism vs. collectivism, communications, time perspective, and similar cultural traditions) affect ways in which activities, tasks, and collaborative partnerships are carried out, supervised, and managed in the workplace of those countries. By attending this event participants will become more aware of non-US/Anglo approaches, traditions, and perspectives and how cultural tendencies and orientations influence individual decisions, group dynamics, and social interactions at work.

Event Contact: 803/323-3447, brinkleya@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: Domestic Violence is, learn preventative skills, and seek/encourage counseling when needed.

Event Contact: 843/877-4997, hendersons3@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Jill O’Neill, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Reading

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A reading with author Remi Recchia.

Event Contact: sommerse@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: This event will feature a panel of educators and students discussing the unique needs of the adult learner. Specific special populations of adult learners will be discussed including students of color, single parents, first generation students, and military veterans.

Event Contact: brinkleya@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit:

In-person: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Online: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description:

Event Contact: bellgd@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Special event

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: This is an uplifting, interactive event about suicide prevention and mental health awareness and self-care.

Event Contact: 803/323-2206 ext. 6175, hopkinscampb@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: This talk is part of the Research Explorations series hosted by the College of Arts & Sciences and Dacus Library. Dr. McKnight's talk will explore the impact of memory on African American Women’s History by using the 1969 Charleston Hospital Workers Strike as a lens.

Event Contact: 803/323-3915, sickelsm@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: What does it mean to be gifted, and why does it seem like gifted education programs are composed primarily of students from majority cultures? This panel discussion investigates issues of underrepresentation in Gifted Education and explores what we can do about it.

Event Contact: catalanas@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: In a global marketplace, you may lose the deal and never know why. Understand more about your CQ!

Event Contact: international@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Lorrie Crochet, conductor

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Lewis H. Dickert, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: What does the Bible tell us about gender roles, sexuality, and identity? Dr. Rogers is an expert on the ancient middle eastern culture out of which Biblical texts emerged. Includes Q&A.

Event Contact: 803/323-4653, oakesm@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: This event will present and highlight some national, ethnic, and communal items and tendencies that are often at the root of the salient and manifest differences in workplace cultures. The prevalent culture and traditions of Japan will be used to delineate how social constructs and relationships (distribution of power, individualism vs. collectivism, communications, time perspective, and similar cultural traditions) affect ways in which activities, tasks, and collaborative partnerships are carried out, supervised, and managed in the workplace of this country. By attending this event participants will become more aware of non-US/Anglo approaches, traditions, and perspectives and how cultural tendencies and orientations influence individual decisions, group dynamics, and social interactions at work.

Event Contact: 803/323-3447, brinkleya@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Deborah Loomer, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatrical Production

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Conceived and created by Steve Epp, Cory Hinkle, Dominic Orlando, Dominique Serrand, Deborah Stein, Victoria Stewart

Fissures (lost and found) is a look into the mind and the memory as they play together with truth and imagination. With the use of comedy, movement and poetics, an ensemble of actors explores a myriad of memories as they begin to unravel. This show asks who are you? Where have you been? What do you remember? Are you sure?

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A discussion on the history of natural hair and fighting discrimination in the workplace.

Event Contact: thomasonc3@winthrpo.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: This event will present and highlight some national, ethnic, and communal items and tendencies that are often at the root of the salient and manifest differences in workplace cultures. The prevalent culture and traditions of UAE/Turkey will be used to delineate how social constructs and relationships (distribution of power, individualism vs. collectivism, communications, time perspective, and similar cultural traditions) affect ways in which activities, tasks, and collaborative partnerships are carried out, supervised, and managed in the workplace of this country. By attending this event participants will become more aware of non-US/Anglo approaches, traditions, and perspectives and how cultural tendencies and orientations influence individual decisions, group dynamics, and social interactions at work.

Event Contact: 803/323-3447, brinkleya@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Theatrical Production

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Conceived and created by Steve Epp, Cory Hinkle, Dominic Orlando, Dominique Serrand, Deborah Stein, Victoria Stewart

Fissures (lost and found) is a look into the mind and the memory as they play together with truth and imagination. With the use of comedy, movement and poetics, an ensemble of actors explores a myriad of memories as they begin to unravel. This show asks who are you? Where have you been? What do you remember? Are you sure?

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: This talk is part of the Research Explorations series hosted by the College of Arts & Sciences and Dacus Library. Dr. Chen and Jadden Bergholm will discuss the challenges of professional and technical communication in China during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Event Contact: 803/323-3915, sickelsm@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: This lecture will show how the ancient Moche rose to power in pre-contact Peru.

Event Contact: 803/323-4656, chaconr@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Film

Family Friendly: No

Description: A film discussion on 'Stranger Than Fiction.'

Event Contact: chrisfox@fridayartsproject.org

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatrical Production

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Conceived and created by Steve Epp, Cory Hinkle, Dominic Orlando, Dominique Serrand, Deborah Stein, Victoria Stewart

Fissures (lost and found) is a look into the mind and the memory as they play together with truth and imagination. With the use of comedy, movement and poetics, an ensemble of actors explores a myriad of memories as they begin to unravel. This show asks who are you? Where have you been? What do you remember? Are you sure?

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatrical Production

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Conceived and created by Steve Epp, Cory Hinkle, Dominic Orlando, Dominique Serrand, Deborah Stein, Victoria Stewart

Fissures (lost and found) is a look into the mind and the memory as they play together with truth and imagination. With the use of comedy, movement and poetics, an ensemble of actors explores a myriad of memories as they begin to unravel. This show asks who are you? Where have you been? What do you remember? Are you sure?

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatrical Production

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Conceived and created by Steve Epp, Cory Hinkle, Dominic Orlando, Dominique Serrand, Deborah Stein, Victoria Stewart

Fissures (lost and found) is a look into the mind and the memory as they play together with truth and imagination. With the use of comedy, movement and poetics, an ensemble of actors explores a myriad of memories as they begin to unravel. This show asks who are you? Where have you been? What do you remember? Are you sure?

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Special Event
Jeffrey McEvoy, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Learn more about stereotypes with Dr. Adrienne Edwards.

Event Contact: 803/524-5915, holcombc2@mailbox.winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: The session will shed light on the impact of substance use on people’s lived experiences. It will provide perspectives on different intervention approaches including the adequacy of policies. Lastly, the session will provide strategies on how social workers and others can work effectively with this population while navigating their own trauma or loss.

Event Contact: hugginsm@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: This event will present and highlight some national, ethnic, and communal items and tendencies that are often at the root of the salient and manifest differences in workplace cultures. The prevalent culture and traditions of Germany/Switzerland will be used to delineate how social constructs and relationships (distribution of power, individualism vs. collectivism, communications, time perspective, and similar cultural traditions) affect ways in which activities, tasks, and collaborative partnerships are carried out, supervised, and managed in the workplace of this country. By attending this event participants will become more aware of non-US/Anglo approaches, traditions, and perspectives and how cultural tendencies and orientations influence individual decisions, group dynamics, and social interactions at work.

Event Contact: 803/323-3447, brinkleya@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Tracy Patterson, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A full evening of works choreographed by faculty and guest artists, featuring a variety of dance genres.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: The Rev. Dr. Betty Creamer, Class of 1973, will share her insights on the need for community and connection throughout life, how to develop and maintain these connections and how maintaining strong community ties affects us all. "Life's Compline" by Betty Creamer is currently available at on Amazon and books will be available for purchase in the Winthrop bookstore.

Event Contact: 803/323-3049, tuttlel@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Join us for a colloquium celebrating three outstanding Emeritus faculty: Dr. Peter Judge "Job, Suffering and Our Image of God"; Dr. Bill Rogers "Dolphins in the forest? River Dolphins: Their Behavior and Conservation"; and Dr. Chris Van Aller "The Future of the Electric Car."

Event Contact: casga@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A full evening of works choreographed by faculty and guest artists, featuring a variety of dance genres.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Special event

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A step presentation by the world-reknowned step group Players Club Steppers.

Event Contact: getera@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Justin Isenhour, director
Marisa Youngs, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A full evening of works choreographed by faculty and guest artists, featuring a variety of dance genres.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A full evening of works choreographed by faculty and guest artists, featuring a variety of dance genres.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Deborah Loomer, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description:

Event Contact: koszewskiw@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Elisa Koehler, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: No

Description: In this virtual event, we will learn about the history of the Federal Depository Library Program, the Freedom of Information Act, and how to search for government information. Dacus Library is celebrating 125 years as a FDLP library.

Event Contact: 803/323-2319, johnsonhs@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Lorrie Crochet, conductor

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatre performance

Family Friendly: No

Description: A lively, entertaining and eclectic mix of one-act plays directed by advanced theatre students.

*This production contains mature content and language and is not suitable for children.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatre performance

Family Friendly: No

Description: A lively, entertaining and eclectic mix of one-act plays directed by advanced theatre students.

*This production contains mature content and language and is not suitable for children.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatre performance

Family Friendly: No

Description: A lively, entertaining and eclectic mix of one-act plays directed by advanced theatre students.

*This production contains mature content and language and is not suitable for children.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Theatre performance

Family Friendly: No

Description: A lively, entertaining and eclectic mix of one-act plays directed by advanced theatre students.

*This production contains mature content and language and is not suitable for children.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Jeremy Mims, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Lecture & discussion

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: This talk is part of the Research Explorations series hosted by the College of Arts & Sciences and Dacus Library. Dr. Koster will discuss her research on the reconstruction of a lost biblical manuscript from the 13th century.

Event Contact: 803/323-3915, sickelsm@winthrop.edu

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must (1) register for the event with their Winthrop email addresses, (2) join the Zoom meeting on time, (3) and enable their webcams during the event, remaining in camera view as active participants.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Doug Presley, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Music performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: Ensemble Series
Lorrie Crochet, director
Doug Presley, director

Event Contact: 803/323-2255

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A showcase of dance works featuring the choreographic talents of senior dance majors.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A showcase of dance works featuring the choreographic talents of senior dance majors.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A showcase of dance works featuring the choreographic talents of senior dance majors.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.

Program: Dance performance

Family Friendly: Yes

Description: A showcase of dance works featuring the choreographic talents of senior dance majors.

Event Contact: 803/323-2287

Instructions for Credit: To receive credit, students must sign in and out with their Winthrop IDs.