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March 15 – March 21, 2017
Conflict Management Expert Speaking at Harcum College
Lyons and Tigers Dr. Stephen Treat Offers Free Lecture Presents “Bricolage” to Reduce Conflict and Tension ost experts agree that the ability to get along with others is an indispensable life skill. Conflict is unavoidable in every aspect of life but can be managed with practice and coaching. That’s why Dr. Stephen R. Treat is speaking at Harcum College on Tuesday, April 11, to share ways to reduce and manage conflict in all interpersonal settings—work, school, home, and family life. The event begins at 4 p.m. in the Trout
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Dr. Stephen R. Treat is speaking at Harcum College on Tuesday, April 11, to share ways to reduce and manage conflict in all interpersonal settings—work, school, home, and family life.
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Library of Harcum’s Bryn Mawr Campus and is free and open to the public. Registration is requested at www.harcum.edu/lecture. Treat’s appearance is the final lecture in the 2016-17 series “The Science of Success,” conceived to help adults of all ages achieve more personal and professional success. Treat is the CEO Emeritus at the Council for Relationships in Philadelphia. He is a marriage and family therapist who works with individuals, couples, families to foster an understanding of how family systems work and how they improve. Additionally, he speaks and consults with universities, schools, religious organizations and non-profits. He has been a guest expert on WHYY’s Voices in the Family and had a regular segment on the Channel 10 Show. An in-demand speaker, Dr. Treat has been featured on numerous television and radio programs, and is often quoted for newspaper and magazine articles. He has co-authored two See Free Lecture to Reduce Conflict and Tension on page 4
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Lyons and Tigers presents “Bricolage” March 18 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, March 19 at 7 p.m. at The Iron Factory. In Darcy Lyons’ piece, four powerful women move through the KublerRoss model of the stages of grief that many people experienced after Donald Trump was elected president. Front row, from left – Olivia Naegele and Mary-Carmen Webb; back row, from left – Celine McBride and Meredith Stapleton. yons and Tigers presents “Bricolage,” an evening of new dance that features a quartet that responds to Donald Trump; a trio that uses live NPR as a sound score; two women in school desks casting anxiety ridden shadows; and a strange and supple solo that draws from the movements of political leaders. Performances are on Saturday, March 18 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, March 19 at 7 p.m. at The Iron Factory, 118 Fontain Street, Philadelphia, PA 19122. In Darcy Lyons’ piece, four powerful women move through the Kubler-Ross model of the stages of grief that many people experienced after Donald Trump was elected president. Hate has no home here blends pedestrian, quirky, and vir-
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5 Features, 30 Shorts – in Moore’s “Women in Animation Film Festival” “Inuyasha The Movie: oore College of Art Affections Touching & Design presents Across Time,” created by a four-day festival the beloved female artist of animated feature and Rumiko Takahashi, the short films created by wom2001 anime film is the en, along with Meet-the-Artfirst in the Inuyasha ists discussions, an Adobe movie series. The film Creative Jam and the anwill be shown on Sunday, nual panel featuring womMarch 26 at 2 p.m. en game designers. In conAdmission is free. junction with Women’s History Month, the “2017 Thursday, March 23: M o o re Wo m e n A r t i s t s : 6:30 p.m. – Game Women in Animation Film Changers: Women Festival” begins Thursday, Making Games March 23 and continues Kat Webster from Bio through Sunday, March 26 ware, Lauren Brown from in Stewart Auditorium on EA Games, Harley Dwortz the College’s campus at from Rooster Teeth Pro20th Street and The Parkductions and Melissa Soest way. The Film Festival comes from BioWare will discuss at a time when Moore is their creative process, looking forward to graduating its first group of students majoring in Animation & Game Arts in May. careers and how they are affecting change in the industry. The panel will All events are open to the public and admission is free. The schedule for the be followed by Q&A with the audience and a reception with the panelists. Festival, sponsored by Adobe and Animation Magazine, is as follows. For more Admission is free. information: www.moore.edu/womeninanimation2017. See Moore’s “Women in Animation Film Festival” page 4
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