Dr. James W. Hilty
Topic: "Temple University: 125 Years of Service"
Wednesday, November 18, 7 p.m., Learning Center Auditorium
Temple University's alumni number over a quarter million, and include entertainment legend Bill Cosby and Shirley Tilghman, the first woman president of Princeton University. One of every eight college graduates in the Philadelphia area received their degrees at Temple. Temple Owls are everywhere! Temple University: 125 Years of Service to Philadelphia, the Nation, and the World, by noted historian and Temple professor and Ambler campus Dean Dr. James W. Hilty, written with Temple history instructor Matthew Hanson, offers the first full history of Temple University. It presents a rich chronicle from founder Russell Conwell’s vision to democratize, diversify, and broaden the reach of higher education to Temple's present day status as the twenty-eighth largest university and the fifth largest provider of professional education in the United States. The book captures Temple’s long record of service to its North Philadelphia neighbors, its global reach to Rome, Tokyo, and beyond, and its development from a row house campus into a lively 11,000- resident urban village at its main campus—all the while assuring "Access to Excellence." Along the way, we learn how Temple reacted to and helped shape major developments in the history of American higher education. Learn more here.
Boyer College of Music
and Dance Concert Series
"Brass for the Holidays"
Friday, December 4, Noon, Learning Center Auditorium
The third concert in the "Boyer at Ambler" series for Fall 2009 will feature a selection of holiday classics performed by the Boyer College of Music and Dance's Brass Quintet. Ring in the holiday season with a celebration of sound that is not to be missed! Temple University’s Boyer College of Music and Dance offers a diverse curriculum, wide array of degree programs and exemplary faculty, preparing students for careers as educators, performers, composers and scholars. Degree programs are offered in instrumental studies, jazz studies, theory, therapy, choral conducting, education, composition, history, voice and opera. Annual orchestra performances are held at Lincoln Center, Carnegie Hall, and Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. Distinguished faculty includes members of the Philadelphia Orchestra as well as many other noted recording and performing artists. This concert is sponsored by the Boyer College of Music and Dance. This program is part of the Ambler Campus Cultural Affairs Series.
2009 Multicultural Holiday Extravaganza
Wednesday, December 2, Noon to 1 p.m., Bright Hall Lounge
The countdown to those special moments with family, friends, and community are underway, but just what holiday are you counting down to? At this time of year, many of the major religions and cultures of the world celebrate a variety of holiday traditions. On Wednesday, December 2, the Temple University Ambler Office of Student Life will host the 2009 Multicultural Holiday Extravaganza, to commemorate many of the major holidays taking place. During the event, Ambler campus students, faculty, and staff, will share information and activities from their cultural celebrations — presented holidays include Christmas, Diwali, Eid al-Adha, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. Refreshments will also be served. Please note that not all holidays that take place at this time of year are currently being presented during the event. If anyone is interested in presenting, please contact the Office of Student Life at 267-468-8108. Come out and share your traditions with the campus community! Learn more here.
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