MINUTES

Thursday, March 28, 2019 Next Executive Committee Meeting:

Thursday, April 11, 2019 10am-12pm
Executive Committee Meeting Dean’s Conference Room
10:00am-12:00pm Guest: Chris Hass
Dean’s Conference Room Presentation on Writing Effective Faculty Evals

Present:
Tony Kolenic, Honey Langford, Jenny Lee, Barb Mitola, James Oliverio, Kevin Orr, Onye Ozuzu, Ralf Remshardt,
Jennifer Setlow, Lynn Tomaszewski, Welson Tremura

Academic Affairs – Jennifer Setlow

1. 
Administrative Affairs – Tony Kolenic
2. 
Dean updates – Onye Ozuzu
3. 
Hiring updates - Directors
4. 
Faculty Council – Welson Tremura
5. 
Staff Council – Honey Langford
6. 
Other discussion or announcements
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CRITICAL DATES - Fall 2018

4/5 Directors’ draft letter due to Dean for 3rd Year Review candidates Setlow
rd
4/19 Dean’s letter due for 3 Year Review candidates
4/19 Faculty Chair and Faculty Senate nominations due Piper
4/30 Directors provide new Faculty Council Reps names to Piper Piper
Other important dates
4/19 Spring Faculty Meeting – SAAH Conference Room 3-4pm Piper
4/23-26 Faculty Chair and Faculty Senate online election Piper
8/16 Fall Faculty/Staff Meeting – Emerson Hall, President’s Ballroom 8:30am-12:30pm Piper

EVENTS
School of Music
UF Symphony Orchestra Concert - Thursday, March 28, 2019 - 7:30 PM - University Auditorium
Fonema Consort - Guest Artist Recital - Friday, March 29, 2019 - 6:30 PM - Friends of Music Room
Master Chorale of Tampa Bay, Guest Artist Recital - Sunday, March 31, 2019 - 7:30 PM - Music Building, room 101
UF Saxophone Ensembles Concert – MON 1 April 2019 – 12:50 PM – Music Building, room 101
UF Clarinet Ensemble Recital – TUE 2 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – Music Building, room 101
UF Wind Symphony Concert – THU 4 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – University Auditorium
UF Percussion Day Closing Concert – SAT 6 April 2019 – 1:00 PM – Music Building, room 101
UF Jazz Band with Rex Richardson – SAT 6 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – University Auditorium
UF Flute Choir Concert – TUE 9 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – Music Building, room 101
UF Carillon Studio Concert – SUN 14 April 2019 – 3:00 PM – Century Tower
University Choir Concert – TUE 16 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – University Auditorium
UF Symphony Orchestra Concert – THU 18 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – University Auditorium
UF Symphonic Band Concert – TUE 23 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – University Auditorium
UF Concert Bands – WED 24 April 2019 – 7:30 PM – University Auditorium

School of Theatre and Dance

 White Guy on the Bus - March 21-31 Black Box Theatre
 Spring BFA Dance Showcase - April 3-7 G-6 Studio
 Spring 2019 – Israeli guest artist Hilla Ben Ari is in residence. Her exhibit, Na’amah – A Tribute to Nahum Benari, is
being shown in the Libby Gallery from March 25 through April 19.
 Tony Award-winning Producer/UF Alumnus Miles Wilkin, his colleague Lisa Dozier-King, and SoTD’s Professor Kevin
Marshall are co-teaching Broadway and Beyond; Wilkin and Dozier-King are on Courtesy appointments as
Professors of Practice with UF SoTD.
 Rough Magic April 12-19 Constans Theatre
 Summer Programming and the 2019-20 Production Season are decided, and planning is underway.

School of Art and Art History

Exhibitions / Lectures / Events

 HESCAH Lecture: Dr. Carolyn Dean, Stepping Stones: Motif & Meaning in Inka Rock Carving | Thurs Mar 28, 6PM,
Harn Museum, reception to follow
 Brown Bag Talk: MFA Thesis Exhibition I, Fri Mar 29, 12-1PM, University Gallery
 Closing Reception: lo que se fue y lo que se dejó // what was and what was left, MFA thesis exhibition by Ashley
Ortiz-Diaz (Printmaking) | Fri Mar 29, 7-10PM, 4Most Gallery
 Visiting Artist Lecture: Camille Henrot | Tues Apr 2, 6:15PM, Little Hall 109
 Films Under the Stars: In the Mood for Love | Wed Apr 3, 8PM, Fine Arts Plaza (inclement weather: FAD 329)
 Exhibition: MFA Thesis Exhibition I | University Gallery, thru Mar 29
 Exhibition: MFA Thesis Exhibition II | University Gallery, Apr 9-19 | Reception: Fri Apr 12, 7-9PM
 Exhibition: Na'amah - A Tribute to Nahum Benari | Hilla Ben Ari | Libby Gallery | thru Apr 19
 Exhibition: Sees the Dawn | Charlotte Kesl | Grinter Gallery | Apr 1-Aug 23
 Exhibition: Art of Inquiry: Juried Exhibition | Harn Museum | featuring many SA+AH faculty, current student and
alumni works | thru Jul 7

Recent Faculty Accomplishments

 David Bogus (Ceramics) March 2019 – showed his work in a two-person show "Resistance" at University of Kentucky,
Lexington. His solo exhibition "Bogus Boutique" will travel to Berea College, Kentucky; Harford Community College,
Maryland; and Loudon House in Lexington, Kentucky between now and June.
 Kaira M. Cabañas (Art History) March 2019 – published the essay "Pour l’oreille, la pensée, l’œil" (For the Ear,
Thought, the Eye), in the volume Isidore Isou, which was released by the Centre Pompidou on account of
founding Lettrist Isidore Isou's retrospective exhibition. In April at the Pompidou, Cabañas will present Isou's
1951 film Traité de bave et d’éternité and a lecture during a day-long symposium dedicated to his life's work.
 Jesús Fuenmayor (Museum Studies) March 2019 – was interviewed by Luster Magazine about his curatorship of the
14th Bienal de Cuenca, and his vision as a curator from Latin America.
 Coco Fusco (Banks Preeminence Chair) April 2019 – will give an Intra-disciplinary Seminar Lecture entitled "The
Unbearable Promise of Utopia" at Copper Union, NYC.
 Heidi Powell (online Art Ed) March 2019 – presented her research in a lecture entitled "The Artist and Researcher
as Activist" for a national webinar for NAEA (National Art Education Association), and presented at the NAEA
conference in Boston during the PLR Deep Dive Research session, "Emerging Challenges, Strategies, and Trends in
Social Justice Research in Art Education".

Center for Arts in Medicine

May 6-17: 2019 Arts in Medicine Summer Intensive | Location: University of Florida

Digital Worlds Institute

 Tues. 4/2, 5:15-7:30 p.m., Norman Gym PICT – Film Screening of Red Flowers and Green Leaves and discussion with
filmmaker Liu Miaomiao [Theme: Gender, Disability, and the Chinese Muslim’s Encounters with Cultural Traditions
 and a Modernized World]. This is a DW-cosponsored event, organized by the UF Mellon Intersections Group on
Imagineering and the Technosphere.
 Wed. 4/3, 5:15-7:30 p.m., Norman Gym PICT– Film Screening of Dream Empire and discussion with filmmaker
David Borenstein. This is a DW-cosponsored event, organized by the UF Mellon Intersections Group on
Imagineering and the Technosphere.
 Sat. 4/13, 1:00 p.m.-Sun. 4/14, 1:00 p.m., Norman Gym PICT – “Co-Optivism,” a 24-hour gaming marathon to raise
money and spread awareness about the massacre in Christchurch, New Zealand. The event will address
radicalization, intolerance, and gun violence by inviting activists, scholars, and researchers to speak about their
work on these issues. President Fuchs and Chief Diversity Office Antonio Farias are expected to visit.
 Mon. 4/22, 5:15-6:15 p.m., Norman Gym PICT – Guest Speaker Matt Carroll, a DW alum and a developer on
Google’s Flutter framework team. (Flutter is an open-source mobile application development framework.)
 Thurs. 4/25 - Fri. 4/26 – Convergence 2019:
o 4/25 – Student Showcase (5:30-7:00 p.m. at Innovation Hub) & Reception (7:30-9:00 p.m. at Norman
Gym): the premiere presentation of 30 student capstone projects, as well as 25 video game projects
developed in collaboration with the UF Computer Science and Engineering Department, followed by
reception. Industry guests will be present for networking opportunities.
o 4/26 – Advisory Board Meeting
o 4/26 – Alumni Bash at First Magnitude