KRTU-FM 91.7Year of Jazz A year-long celebration of KRTU91.7’s 10th anniversary in jazz continues. Formore information, visit yearofjazz.org or call210-999-8917.

AUGUST 26Summer Jazz and Lunch at the McNayFeaturing Joan Carroll and Footprints12:30 p.m., McNay Art Museum

SEPTEMBER 22-23Jazz’SAliveNoon to 10 p.m., Travis Park

SEPTEMBER 29The Culinary Institute of America–San Antoniopresents Henry Brun Live in Concert4-7 p.m., Culinary Institute of America/Pearl Park

OCTOBER 7San Antonio’s Year of Jazz The Grand Finale, Celebrating KTRU’s 10th Anniversary in Jazz4 p.m., Laurie Auditorium

OCTOBER 10-12Conference: Epistemological Perspectiveson SimulationWilliam Knox Holt CenterFor more information, visit trinity.edu/epos.

OCTOBER 15Mohsen Kadivar, Iranian philosopher, cleric, and activist

Contemporary Iran5 p.m., Storch Memorial Building Room 103

OCTOBER 24Third Annual International BusinessSymposium5 p.m., Chapman Center Great HallFor more information, call 210-999-7238.

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NOVEMBER 8Maria Van Ryn ’02, professor, Yeshiva University,

New York City

Learning to Be Jewish and Muslim in theAmerican South7 p.m., Chapman Auditorium

DECEMBER 9German Christmas Candlelight Service5:30 p.m., Parker Chapel

OTHER LECTURES AND EVENTS

SEPTEMBER 13Andrew Porter, professor, English, Trinity University

In Between Days Reading, book signing, and reception7 p.m., William Knox Holt Center Dining Room

SEPTEMBER 14-15Symposium: Perspectives on Global HealthChapman CenterFor more information, call 210-999-7313.

SEPTEMBER 20Geoff Emberling, research scientist, KelseyMuseum of Archaeology, University of Michigan

Ancient Kush7:30 p.m., Coates University Center Fiesta Room

SEPTEMBER 22-OCTOBER 21Masters of Jazz—The Photographs of JaimeHodgson, Celebrating The Year of Jazz atKRTU 91.7 FM and Trinity UniversityTrish Simonite and Ron Nirenberg, curatorsExhibit viewing hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 1-5 p.m. and by appointmentOCTOBER 7 Opening Reception and GalleryTalk by Anna Hodgson7 p.m., Michael and Noémi Neidorff Gallery,Dicke Art Building

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FALL 2012 Calendar of Events

SERIES LECTURES

Distinguished Lecture SeriesSeries made possible by Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.Brown Sr. of San Antonio

OCTOBER 4Lawrence H. Summers, director, White House

National Economic Council (2009-2010)

Issues Shaping the 2012 Election7:30 p.m., Laurie Auditorium

Policy Maker Breakfast Series7:30 a.m., DoubleTree Hotel, Tamayo BallroomTickets $45. For reservations, call 210-999-7601.

OCTOBER 2Bill Bradley, former senator and managing director

of Allen & Company, LLC

We Can All Do Better

NOVEMBER 29David Gergen, senior political analyst, CNN

Eyewitness to Power: Leadership in America

DeCoursey Lecture SeriesSeries made possible by the late Gen. ElbertDeCoursey and Mrs. DeCoursey of San Antonio

OCTOBER 29 AND 30Douglas Hofstadter, Distinguished Professor ofCognitive Science and Comparative Literature,

Indiana University

7:30 p.m., Laurie Auditorium

Stieren Arts Enrichment SeriesSeries made possible by Jane and the late ArthurStieren of San Antonio

SEPTEMBER 26Lorna Peters and Jubal Fulks, baroque duo

Corde à vide in Concert7:30 p.m., Ruth Taylor Recital Hall

OCTOBER 8David McDonough ’06, game developer and leaddesigner for Firaxis Games

Design-Redefined: The Digital Anvil7 p.m., Chapman Auditorium

OCTOBER 2Bettina Bergmann, Helene Phillips Herzig ’49

Professor of Art, Mount Holyoke College

Landscapes of Venus7 p.m., Ruth Taylor Recital Hall

OCTOBER 16Andrew Stewart, Nicholas C. Petris Professor in GreekStudies, professor of art history and classics, University ofCalifornia at Berkeley

Mighty Aphrodite: Praxiteles, Phryne, and the Knidia7 p.m., Coates University Center Fiesta Room

NOVEMBER 6John Clarke, Annie Laurie Howard Regents Professor in

Fine Arts, professor of art and art history, U. of Texas at Austin

When Aphrodite Became Venus: Love, Sex, andSecurity in Roman Visual Culture7 p.m., Ruth Taylor Recital Hall

MUSICAll events in Ruth Taylor Recital Hall, unless otherwise noted. For more information, call 210-999-8212.

SEPTEMBER 11FACULTY RECITAL: Carolyn True, piano7:30 p.m.

SEPTEMBER 23FACULTY RECITAL: Jeff Garza, French horn3 p.m.

OCTOBER 6FACULTY RECITAL: Chia-wei Lee, baritone7:30 p.m.

OCTOBER 9SOLI Chamber Ensemble ConcertHot Off the Press7:30 p.m.$20 or free with Trinity ID

OCTOBER 23Fall Choral ConcertGary Seighman, director7:30 p.m., Parker Chapel

OCTOBER 29Trinity University Symphony Orchestra ConcertBen Carlisle, director7:30 p.m.

NOVEMBER 3Jazz Ensemble ConcertChris Magee, director7:30 p.m.

NOVEMBER 11Trinity University Symphonic WindEnsemble ConcertJames Worman, director3 p.m.

NOVEMBER 16-17OPERA WORKSHOP: Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas7:30 p.m.

NOVEMBER 18Rosalind Phillips Vocal Competition3 p.m.

NOVEMBER 30Trinity Christmas Concert7:30 p.m., Laurie Auditorium

CHAPELFor information on worship services and programs,call the Parker Chapel Office, 210-999-7311.

THEATERAll productions are in Jane and Arthur StierenTheater, Ruth Taylor Theater Building. Tickets:$10 regular, $8 faculty/staff/alumni/senior citizens,$6 students. For reservations, call 210-999-8515.Curtain times: Fri. and Sat. at 8 p.m.; Sun. at 2:30 p.m.; Wed. and Thurs. at 7 p.m.

SEPTEMBER 28-30 and OCTOBER 3-6A Bright Room Called DayA dark comedy by Tony KushnerDirected by Susanna Morrow

NOVEMBER 9-11 and NOVEMBER 14-17La TempestaAn original physical theater adaptation ofShakespeare’s The TempestDirected by Roberto Prestigiacomo and producedby Stieren guest artists Teatro del Drago

UNIVERSITY EVENTS

SEPTEMBER 22 and NOVEMBER 17Trinity in Focus8 a.m., various locations on campusFor more information, call 210-999-7207.

SEPTEMBER 28-29Fall Family WeekendVarious locations on campusFor more information, call 210-999-8532.

NOVEMBER 9-11Alumni WeekendVarious locations on campusFor more information, call 210-999-8404 or visit trinity.edu/alumniweekend.

DECEMBER 2Christmas Vespers6 p.m., Parker Chapel

DECEMBER 15Winter Commencement10 a.m., Laurie Auditorium

OCTOBER 10-11Teatro del Drago, puppet theatre company of theMonticelli Family

Teatro del Drago’s Pinocchio7 p.m., Stieren Theater

OCTOBER 22Mary Karr, Jesse Truesdell Peck Professor of Literature,Syracuse University

A Reading and Conversation with Mary Karr8 p.m., Chapman Center, Great Hall

OCTOBER 27Eternal Tango QuintetEternal Tango Quintet in Concert7:30 p.m., Ruth Taylor Recital Hall

NOVEMBER 6Rachael Z. DeLue, professor, art and archaeology,Princeton University

Arthur Dove’s Meteorology6 p.m., Chapman Center Auditorium

Distinguished Scientists Lecture Series Series made possible by Mr. and Mrs. Walter F.Brown Sr. of San Antonio

SEPTEMBER 24Scott W. Tinker ’82, director, Bureau of Economic

Geology, U. of Texas at Austin and state geologist of Texas

Switch, a film about the future of energy7:30 p.m., Laurie Auditorium

Each semester Trinity University hosts a variety of lectures, plays, concerts, and other events

that enrich the cultural landscape of campus as well as the broader San Antonio community.

Offerings include lectures or performances by acclaimed guest artists, distinguished scientists,

and noted national and world leaders. We are also proud to showcase our own talented and

accomplished faculty and students. Except where indicated, all events are free and open to the

public. We invite you to visit the campus often and take advantage of the wide variety of

intellectually stimulating and entertaining events.

Trinity University presents its FALL 2012 CALENDAR OF EVENTS. TRINITY UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED LECTURE

October 4

LAWRENCE H. SUMMERSDirector, White House National Economic Council (2009-2010)

Former Harvard president, Secretary of the Treasury in the Clintonadministration, and director of the National Economic Council in theObama administration, among other prestigious posts, Lawrence H.Summers is the only social scientist ever to receive the National ScienceFoundation’s Alan T. Waterman Award for Scientific Achievement.

The lecture is free and open to the public. Seating is on a first-come, first-seated basis; tickets or reservations are not required.

OCTOBER 15E. William Colglazier, science and technology adviser

to the Secretary of State, U. S. State Department

7:30 p.m., Laurie Auditorium

Lennox Lecture SeriesLove and Desire in AntiquitySeries made possible by Martha, David, and Bagby Lennox Foundation

SEPTEMBER 18 • Cancelled • Gloria Ferrari Pinney, professor emerita, classicalarchaeology and art, Harvard University

A Passion for War7 p.m., San Antonio Museum of Art

YEAR OF JAZZ GRAND FINALE

October 7 | 4 p.m., L aurie Auditorium

Trinity University’s KRTU-FM 91.7 year-long Year of Jazz celebration willculminate with The Grand Finale eventfeaturing a reprise of the San AntonioJazz Suite commissioned last year, withspecial guest musicians and a performance by the Jim Cullum Jazz Band. The Finale will honor thegolden age of jazz through a slide show of historic photos from the Institute of Texan Cultures as wellas San Antonio’s early iconic jazz destinations and legendary musicians. Bands will launch the festivitiesby playing jazz as guests enter the auditorium. Incorporating a birthday party theme to celebrate 10 yearsof the radio station’s jazz format, the event will usher in a new golden age of jazz in San Antonio.

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