Elsa Voelcker will conduct an exciting workshop exploring the old photographic process of making photograms. Since the 19th century, this unique camera-less process has made for great image experimentation and invention using light sensitive paper. Participants will make their own photograms in a traditional development darkroom, and a gallery flat table display and discussion will follow! Interested participants should contact the Chapel Art Center to register. Enrollment is limited to 12.

Register for the workshop by emailing the Chapel Art Center at chapelartcenter@anselm.edu or by calling (603) 641-7470. Enrollment is limited to 12. Observer participants welcome.
 

Elsa Voelcker will discuss her photography retrospective, The Intimacy of Seeing, including what first drew her to the medium of photography, and how it has changed since she began. Please join us for this special opportunity to engage in conversation with the artist, and to gain insights into her techniques, motivations, and accomplishments. Light refreshments will be served.

No matter your major or class year, the Education, Psychology, and Human Development Career Expo, brought to you by the Office of Campus Ministry, the Meelia Center for Community Engagement, and the Career Development Center, can put you in touch with a wide variety of organizations.

Whether you are starting to explore possibilities, looking for a career or a summer opportunity, this Career Expo is a great way for you to connect with employers in a more informal setting. We encourage to you ask about openings and career options, while receiving helpful feedback on your application, including your resume.

To make the most of your Career Expo visit, meet in advance with a Career Development Center team member to create or update your resume and discuss your plans. We will have a Career Info Table day of to answer any of your questions, including how to follow-up after the Expo!

Members of the Saint Anselm College Music Performance Faculty present an evening of music in the gallery, featuring voice and instrumental performances of classical pieces. Always a remarkable event, this performance brings a resplendent sound of the music performance faculty’s collegial presence and extraordinary talent. Music performers include Heather Braun-Bakken, violin; Andrew Haringer, piano; Andrew Heath, trumpet; Molly Lozeau, piano; Johnny Mok, cello; Sean Parr, tenor; Matt Savage, piano; and Erin Smith Davis, soprano.

Seating for this concert is limited and reservations are recommended. To reserve seats please email chapelartcenter@anselm.edu or call (603) 641-7470