Wesleyan University
Open main menu
Menu
Close menu Close left shield right shield
  • About
  • Admission & Aid
  • Academics
  • Life @ Wesleyan
  • Visit
  • News & Events
  • Athletics
  • Giving
  • Alumni
  • Parents
  • Directory
  • Tools
    • WesPortal
    • Library
    • OneStop
    • Calendar
    • WesMaps
  • Search
Skip to content Skip to content

Class of 2020

Class of 2020
  • About
  • Submission Guidelines
  • Study Abroad Photo Map

“Shash Jaa’: Bears Ears” Film Screening and Q&A with Angelo Baca 2/22

February 15, 2019February 15, 2019 by dphillips

Categories Being Green, Events
Post navigation
Other Worlds Are Possible: A Summer Program in Mexico Led by Professor Anu Sharma
Rachel Sayet “Revitalizing Traditional Foodways in New England and Beyond” 2/28

David Phillips
Dean for the Class of 2020
215 North College
dphillips@wesleyan.edu
860.685.2757 voice
860.685.3940 fax

Drop-in Hours
M Tu W Th F
2-3 3-4 5-6 11-12 2-4

Recent Posts

  • Sign Up to Participate in the MASH
  • End-of-Semester Checklist for International Students
  • Space Still Available in Summer Session PSYC 200
  • Senior Class Officer Elections
  • Course Withdrawal Deadline 5/1
  • Senior Wisdom for Juniors Dinner 4/29
  • Summer Session Financial Aid Deadline this Friday at Noon
  • Wesleyan Resilience Project
  • Trauma-Informed Activism Workshop 4/16
  • The Peter Morgenstern-Clarren ’03 Social JusticeAward

Categories

  • ►Academic Resources (26)
  • ►Accessibility (1)
  • ►Activities (5)
  • ►Advising (9)
  • ►Athletics (1)
  • ▼Being Green (21)
    • "Natural History in the Age of Humans" 3/1
    • "Shash Jaa': Bears Ears" Film Screening and Q&A with Angelo Baca 2/22
    • Apply for a College of the Environment Internship (Deadline 2/19)
    • Apply to be a Sustainability Intern
    • Apply to be an Eco Facilitator
    • Assembly and Anthropogenic Alterations in Kelp Forest Ecosystems Lecture 10/31
    • Call for Submissions of Art/Performance on Disruption/Disaster
    • COE Events March-April
    • College of the Environment February Events
    • College of the Environment presents "A New Reality for Biodiversity Research in a Developing African Country: Confronting the Demands for Food, Energy and Water in Kenya," 11/7
    • Food Justice Feed 10/26
    • Rachel Sayet "Revitalizing Traditional Foodways in New England and Beyond" 2/28
    • Radical Presence: Black Faces, White Spaces, & Other Stories of Possibilities 11/2
    • Summer Opportunity: Doris Duke Conservation Scholars Program at the University of Washington
    • Talking About the Weather: Environmental Journalism and the Challenge of Communicating Complexity 4/5
    • Terry Tempest Williams Book Signing and Reception 3/1
    • The Flint Water Crisis: America's Wake-Up Call 4/19
    • WasteNot Application is Open
    • Where on Earth are We Going Lectures 10/29
    • Where on Earth are We Going? 9/29
    • Where on Earth are We Going? Symposium 11/4
  • ►Campus Services (1)
  • ►Careers (29)
  • ►Certificates (1)
  • ►Civic Engagement (3)
  • ►Class Council (4)
  • ►Community Service (4)
  • ►Community Standards (2)
  • ►Course Registration (15)
  • ►Courses (50)
  • ►Current Events (14)
  • ►Diversity & Inclusion (11)
  • ►Employment (21)
  • ▼Events (56)
    • "Natural History in the Age of Humans" 3/1
    • "Shash Jaa': Bears Ears" Film Screening and Q&A with Angelo Baca 2/22
    • "Ukrainian Sheriffs" Screening 12/6 at 7:30pm
    • 1st Annual CEAS Kickback
    • A Conversation About China's Unending Quest for Freedom and Democracy--One Hundred Years after May Fourth, Thirty Years after Tiananmen
    • Annual Pumpkin Festival 10/14
    • Anthropology and #Blacklivesmatter 11/1
    • Assembly and Anthropogenic Alterations in Kelp Forest Ecosystems Lecture 10/31
    • Be The Change Venture Pitch Competition
    • Beyond Assimilation: Seeking a Disabled Aesthetic 4/4
    • Black History Month
    • Build Your Theater Network with Wesleyan Alumni 3/30
    • Charles Siebert, "What on Earth Are They Saying" 3/7
    • COE Events March-April
    • College of the Environment February Events
    • College of the Environment presents "A New Reality for Biodiversity Research in a Developing African Country: Confronting the Demands for Food, Energy and Water in Kenya," 11/7
    • Conceptual Models of Creativity and Potential Applied Benefits 2/25
    • Conversation with Linda Sarsour 9/7
    • CTW Undergraduate Symposium in the Arts & Humanities 11/10
    • Cultivating Belonging: The Haitian Revolution and Black Struggles Today! An Interdisciplinary Dialogue 4/7
    • Danza Organica: Marsha Parrilla Talk and Participatory Discussion 11/3
    • Dinner for Substance-Free Students 11/18
    • Evolution of Infectious Consumers and the Integrated Control of Schistosomiasis 12/3
    • Film Screening: Trash Dance, 9/13
    • First-Generation Student End-of-the-Year Celebration Reception 5/4
    • Food Justice Feed 10/26
    • Junior Class Dinner with Professor Richard Adelstein
    • Latinx Affirmation Month
    • Meet-and-Greet with Professor Mike Robinson, 4/5
    • Meet-and-Greet with Professor Royette Tavernier, 12/1, 4:30pm, Judd 113
    • MINDS Day: Inaugural Event 3/30
    • Opening Reception: Sasha Rudensky "Acts and Illusions" 9/13
    • Panel Discussion on the Rohingya Humanitarian Crisis 11/28
    • Politics, Policy and Social Justice in Venezuela 4/02
    • Power of Language Conference
    • Puerto Rico 2017: Testimony from the Ground 10/29
    • Pumpkin Festival at Long Lane Farm 10/8
    • Rachel Sayet "Revitalizing Traditional Foodways in New England and Beyond" 2/28
    • Radical Presence: Black Faces, White Spaces, & Other Stories of Possibilities 11/2
    • RSVP for a First-Year Dinner with President Roth
    • Senior Wisdom for Juniors Dinner 4/29
    • Shelving: The History of Life
    • Sign Up for the Big Roll
    • Sign Up to Participate in the MASH
    • Students of Color BBQ 9/15
    • Study Break with the 2020 Class Council, Monday @ 7-8:30pm
    • Talya Zemach-Bersin (’07): "Educational Utopias and the Making of U.S. Global Power, 1898-1950"
    • Terry Tempest Williams Book Signing and Reception 3/1
    • The Flint Water Crisis: America's Wake-Up Call 4/19
    • Toby McNutt: Relational Dance
    • Usdan Center 10th Anniversary
    • Weseminar: Natural History Collections in the Liberal Arts Education 9/29
    • Where on Earth are We Going Lectures 10/29
    • Where on Earth are We Going? 9/29
    • Where on Earth are We Going? Symposium 11/4
    • Winter Outerwear Available
  • ►Family & Friends (4)
  • ►Fellowships, Grants & Scholarships (21)
  • ►Financial Aid (2)
  • ►First Year Matters (3)
  • ►GLBTQ (2)
  • ►Graduate School Information (4)
  • ►Health & Wellness (17)
  • ►Honor Board (1)
  • ►International Students (4)
  • ►Internships (6)
  • ►Library (1)
  • ►Life After Wesleyan (8)
  • ►Majors (28)
  • ►Middletown & Region (3)
  • ►Minors (2)
  • ►Music (2)
  • ►New Student Information (16)
  • ►Peer Advisors (12)
  • ►People (5)
  • ►Photography (15)
  • ►Prizes & Awards (6)
  • ►Religious & Spiritual Life (5)
  • ►Research Opportunities (2)
  • ►ResLife (5)
  • ►Safety & Security (2)
  • ►Senior Year (1)
  • ►Social Justice (3)
  • ►Study Abroad (24)
  • ►Summer (12)
  • ►Theater (3)
  • ►Thesis (1)
  • ►Title IX (7)
  • ►Uncategorized (2)
  • ►Winter (5)
  • ►Workshops (2)
  • ►Writing (8)

Bookmarks

  • 2020 Students in the Wesleyan Connection
  • Academic Calendar
  • Academic Regulations
  • Advising Handbook
  • AP & IB Credit
  • Campus Map
  • Career Center
  • Community Service
  • Counseling and Psychological Services
  • Disability Resources
  • Equity & Inclusion
  • Financial Aid
  • Health Services
  • International Student Affairs
  • Major Declaration
  • Mindfulness
  • Public Safety
  • Religious & Spiritual Life
  • ResLife
  • Sexual Assault Prevention & Response
  • Student Academic Resources
  • Student Employment
  • Student Handbook
  • Study Abroad
  • Support & Counseling Resources
  • Sustainability
  • Tax Seminar for International Students
  • Tutoring
  • Useful Forms
  • Wesleyan Argus
  • Wesleyan Student Assembly
  • Wesleying
  • WESU 88.1 FM
  • Writing Workshop

Archives

  • June 2019
  • May 2019
  • April 2019
  • March 2019
  • February 2019
  • January 2019
  • November 2018
  • October 2018
  • September 2018
  • August 2018
  • July 2018
  • May 2018
  • April 2018
  • March 2018
  • February 2018
  • January 2018
  • December 2017
  • November 2017
  • October 2017
  • September 2017
  • August 2017
  • July 2017
  • June 2017
  • May 2017
  • April 2017
  • March 2017
  • February 2017
  • January 2017
  • December 2016
  • November 2016
  • October 2016
  • September 2016
  • August 2016
  • July 2016
  • June 2016
  • May 2016

Meta

  • Log in
  • Entries RSS
  • Comments RSS
  • WordPress.org
© Wesleyan University