
December 2010
| Dec. 11: | December Graduation Ceremony | |
| Jan. 18: | Spring 2011 classes begin | |
| Jan. 24: | Last day to change sections or add classes | |
| Feb. 28: | May graduation certifications due in the Office of the Registrar | |
| March 14–19: | Spring Break | |
| April 4: | Last day to withdraw from any class | |
| April 21–23: | Easter Break | |
| May 12: | End of semester | |
| May 14: | Graduation (View the Graduation Checklist.) | |
Upcoming Events
| Time: | See the Homecoming and Family Weekend 2011 schedule for specific event times. | |
| Location: | St. Edward’s University |
| Feb. 1 – 28: |
Fact, Fiction, and the New World: The Role of Books in the Making of America Exhibit on loan from Humanities Texas | |
| Location: | Displayed in the Scarborough-Phillips Library | |
| Feb. 8: |
Transforming Education for the 21st Century A. Lee Fritschler, PhD, George Mason University, School of Public Policy | |
| Time: | 7–8:30 p.m. | |
| Location: | Jones Auditorium Robert and Pearle Ragsdale Center | |
Feb. 15: |
Educating Young Leaders for Human Rights
and Peacebuilding Jeffrey Helsing, PhD, United States Institute of Peace | |
| Time: | 7–8:30 p.m. | |
| Location: | Maloney Room, Main Building | |
March 8: |
Reducing Poverty and Improving the Economic and Social Development of Disadvantaged Populations Stephen Vetter, President and CEO, Partners of the Americas | |
| Time: | 7–8:30 p.m. | |
| Location: | Jones Auditorium Robert and Pearle Ragsdale Center | |
March 17: |
For details, contact Kristina Weaner ’07 | |
March 24: |
Time: | 1–4 p.m. |
| Location: | Recreation and Convocation Center, St. Edward’s University |
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Cheer on the Hilltopper teams in baseball, softball, tennis and golf. Check out the game schedules. |
Feb. 3–13: |
Eurydice Orpheus and Eurydice are in crazy, delirious love. All is going well until a strange man lures Eurydice away from her wedding reception with a letter from her long-dead father. This poetic, lyrical and surprisingly funny play by Pulitzer finalist Sarah Ruhl weaves an enduring tale of love, compassion, memory and longing. Directed by Managing Director of Mary Moody Northen Theatre Michelle Polgar. | |
March 3–13: |
On the Verge Equipped with infectious optimism, humor and pluck, three Victorian women set off on an adventure to Terra Incognita, uncharted territory. This wild theatrical ride comes complete with pithy dialogue, a bushel of anachronism, an encounter with Mr. Coffee, a Yeti, Cool Whip and a 1950s presidential campaign. Directed by Assistant Director of Mary Moody Northen Theatre David Long. | |
April 7–17: |
Carousel When Julie Jordan meets carnival barker Billy Bigelow on a carousel ride, her life is changed forever. Flirtation gives way to the power of love in this glorious tale of love and redemption. With its brilliant score and splendid lyrics, Carousel was dubbed “the best musical of the 20th Century” by Time Magazine. Directed by Music Program Coordinator Michael McKelvey. | |
| All Show Times: | 7:30 p.m. Thursday–Saturday 2 p.m. Sunday | |
| Location: | Mary Moody Northen Theatre St. Edward’s University | |
| Call 512-448-8484 for tickets. | ||
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