Over the years, the Rozsa Center has become known for the funny, dramatic or thoughtful performances, plays and musicals it puts on during its yearly season and the programming scheduled for its 2013-14 season will be no different.
“I’m always excited about all the seasons, but in particular I’m really excited about this coming season,” Rozsa Center Director Susanna Brent said. “We’re doing a lot of theater that’s close to my heart.”
Read more at the Mining Gazette, by Scott Viau.
Five Tech Students Win International Scholarships
Four Michigan Tech undergraduates applied for Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarships this year, and all four received the competitive awards.
Sound design major Christopher Trevino received a Gilman Scholarship for international study.
The Gilman Scholarship program aims to diversify the kinds of students who study abroad by supporting undergraduates who otherwise might not participate in international study due to financial constraints. The grants to Michigan Tech students total $18,000.
Read more at Tech Today.
TechAlum Newsletter is asking if anyone remembers the 1979-80 Jazz Lab Band or did some sound recordings with Christopher Plummer. Contact Dennis Walikainen.
Tim Nielsen reports that he remembers most of the names of the people pictured.
Read more in the TechAlum Newsletter – From the Email Bag.
Christopher Plummer is among the nominees for the Michigan Tech Distinguished Teaching Award in the Associate Professor/Professor Category. The award is coordinated by the Center for Teaching, Learning and Faculty Development (CTLFD). Please submit your comments by March 30, 2012.
Christopher Plummer is an Associate Professor of Sound.