Events

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Davidson College Symphony Orchestra and Jazz Ensemble: Concert on the Green

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Nichole van Beek: Material Health Discussion Group

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Decolonize? Land Recognition Statement?: Best Practices in Indigenous Studies for Davidson

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Davidson College Symphony Orchestra: Season Opener

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German Elections Watch Party

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Material Workshop with Nichole van Beek - Mending Garments

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Digital Tactics & Demographics: Mobilization of Underrepresented Communities

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Author Talk with Sheri Reynolds '89

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Davidson Reads: Jack Jung and David Dennis ’08

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Traditional Music Series: Bob Carlin

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Nichole van Beek: Material Health Discussion Group

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Material Workshop with Nichole van Beek - Mushroom Foam

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East Carolina University Brody School of Medicine Dean Virtual Visit

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Lester Lecture Presents: Madeline Hsu

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Concerto Competition

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Duke University School of Medicine Dean Visit

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Davidson College Chorale and Symphony Orchestra

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Wildcat Weekend: Jazz Combos

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Thirty Years at Athienou: Celebrating Michael K. Toumazou and his Impact on Cypriot Archaeology

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Fall Voice Studio Recital - Wildcat Weekend

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Fall Piano Studio Recital - Wildcat Weekend

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Financing Medical School Presented by Wake Forest School of Medicine

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Nicholas Galanin: Gallery Reception

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Fostering Racial Justice in STEM • FIRST Inclusive Education Presentation

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Carmen Bradford with the Davidson College Jazz Ensemble

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Traditional Series: The Cockman Family

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Wake Forest University School of Medicine Dean Visit

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You Don’t Look Like A Mathematician: Inclusion in Mathematics • Inclusive Education Presentation

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Traditional Series: Kruger Brothers

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Davidson College Symphony Orchestra: Fall Concert

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Davidson College Concert Series: Tiffany Townsend, soprano

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Christy and Jim Pritchard (Environmental Research Group, LLC) - “Cultural Resource Management (CRM) Today”

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UNC-Chapel Hill School of Medicine Dean Visit

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Remembrance II: Mozart’s Requiem

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The Theory and Practice of Institutional Change

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Dr. Brent Woodfill - “The Fight for Maya Sacred Places in the Past and Present”