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Friday, February 1, 1:30 pm Howe School Ph.D. candidate Jing Ma speaks on "Group Collaboration in Technology-mediated Environments." Read more SPOKEN WORD SERIES Sunday, February 3, 3 pm Symposia Bookstore, 510 Washington St., Hoboken, NJ Spoken Word Series event featuring poets S. Thomas Summers and Catherine Magia and open mic. A production of The Center for the Performing Arts.
Monday, February 4, 4 pm Babbio Center, Room 304, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ Dr. Arun Sundarajan of the
Stern School of Business, New York University, speaks on "Recommendation Networks and
the Long Tail of Electronic Commerce." STEVENS CENTER FOR SCIENCE WRITINGS LECTURE Wednesday, February 6, 4 pm Babbio Center, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ Science journalist and author Gary Taubes speaks on "Big Fat Lies: The Truth About Diet, Exercise and Obesity." Free.
THE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS "SEUSSICAL" Friday-Sunday, February 8-10 DeBaun Auditorium, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ The musical "Seussical" brings to life favorite Dr. Seuss characters.
SAA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING Monday, February 11, 5:45 pm Howe Center, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ Following dinner, the Executive Committee will hold its monthly business meeting at 7:30 pm. Call (201) 216-5163 to sign up & for more information
STEVENS FOUNDER'S DAY Wednesday, February 13, registration starting at 2 pm Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ Stevens Institute of
Technology holds its inaugural Founder's Day. Panel discussions, featuring alumni,
students, faculty and administrators, will focus on the questions "What makes Stevens
a 'hot' school?" and "How can everyone in the Stevens community contribute to
making Stevens better, or 'hotter?' " Reception follows. THE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS "SEUSSICAL" Friday-Sunday, February 15-17 DeBaun Auditorium, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ The musical "Seussical" brings to life favorite Dr. Seuss characters.
STEVENS CENTRAL FLORIDA CLUB Saturday, February 16, 11:30 am Orlando, Florida Dr. Michael S. Bruno, Hon. M.Eng. '01, dean of the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science, is the guest speaker at this luncheon.
STEVENS WEST COAST FLORIDA CLUB Sunday, February 17, 11:30 am Bradenton, Florida Dr. Michael S. Bruno, Hon. M.Eng. '01, dean of the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science, is the guest speaker at this brunch. "SEUSSICAL" KID'S THEATER WORKSHOP Sunday, February 17, 1pm DeBaun Auditorium, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ Cost includes admission to the 3 pm performance of "Seussical." STEVENS SOUTHEAST FLORIDA CLUB Tuesday, February 19, 11:30 am Coral Gables, Florida Dr. Michael S. Bruno, Hon. M.Eng. '01, dean of the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science, is the guest speaker at this luncheon.
STEVENS SOUTHEAST FLORIDA CLUB Tuesday, February 19, 5:30 pm Highland Beach, Florida Dr. Michael S. Bruno, Hon. M.Eng. '01, dean of the Charles V. Schaefer, Jr. School of Engineering and Science, is the guest speaker at this dinner event.
THE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS "SEUSSICAL" Friday-Sunday, February 22-24 DeBaun Auditorium, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ The musical "Seussical" brings to life favorite Dr. Seuss characters. HOWE SCHOOL RESEARCH COLLOQUIUM Monday, February 25, 4 pm Babbio Center, Room 304, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ In a lecture titled
"Games Are Serious Business," Stevens Assistant Professor Tal Ben-Zvi
investigates conflict in games where there are several players with multiple objectives
acting in a simulated corporate environment. STEVENS METROPOLITAN CLUB LUNCHEON Thursday, February 28, 12 noon Call (201) 216-5163 to sign up & for more information
THE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS "THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES" Thursday, February 28, 9 pm DeBaun Auditorium, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ Stevens' 8th annual reading of Eve Ensler's "The Vagina Monologues." Presented by the Department of Literature and Communications and The Center for the Performing Arts. $5; proceeds benefit WomenRising, Inc., which runs a battered women's shelter and provides social services for women and families in Hudson County, NJ.
SPOKEN WORD SERIES Sunday, March 2, 3 pm Symposia Bookstore, 510 Washington St., Hoboken, NJ Spoken Word Series event featuring poet David Tucker and open mic. A production of The Center for the Performing Arts.
STEVENS CAREER FAIR Wednesday, March 12, 1-4 pm Schaefer Center, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ
STEVENS CENTER FOR SCIENCE WRITINGS LECTURE Wednesday, March 12, 4 pm Babbio Center, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ Author and journalist Richard Reeves '60 discusses "A Force of Nature: The Frontier Genius of Ernest Rutherford," his new biography of the Nobel-winning British physicist, who split the atom. Free.
STEVENS METROPOLITAN CLUB LUNCHEON Thursday, March 27, 12 noon Call (201) 216-5163 to sign up & for more information
ENGINEERED IMPROV IN CONCERT Saturday, March 29, 8 pm S.C. Williams Library, Stevens Campus, Hoboken, NJ The jazz ensemble Engineered Improv performs. Part of the Library Series.
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