University of North Texas

On-going until Dec 13, 2010

Early registration begins for spring 2011 semester. Early registration for Spring 2011 ends December 13, 2010.

The Power of U in UNT

On-going until Nov 4, 2010

Mark your calendars to join fellow UNT staff members and enjoy a variety of activities throughout the week including:

• Annual Recognition Reception honoring the 2010 Staff Contribution Award recipients and staff reaching service milestones this past year


• Campus appreciation celebrations


• Various tours on campus, such as the new Life
Science Building, Libraries, etc.

• Staff Wellness Fair, and much, much more!

We appreciate all your hard work and dedication.

On-going until Nov 12, 2010

@ UNT on the Square: 109 N Elm

The Narrative Arc
curated by Jenny Vogel

Opening Reception: Tuesday Nov 2, 5-7PM

Patryce Bak, Ofri Cnaani, Ellie Ga, Sven Johne, Ezra Johnson, Selena Kimball, Ellie Krakow, Dave Mishalanie, Joshua Sanchez, Julie West and UNT New Media Art students.
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It's a lucky man who can say "when," "before" and "after."
- Robert Musil "Man Without Qualities," 1930

Narratives are based on a sequence of events, no matter how improbable, "as long as it sets off an emotional tick, to which subsequent episode can provide an answering tock." * This suggests that narratives not only rely on sequencing or stringing together cause and effect, but also on our perception or misperception of relationships or dependencies within the episodes. How can this understanding of sequences and a continuation of plot through textual strings be translated into images and objects? What kind of structures can replace the words, sentences and paragraphs to experience narration in a visual context?

The moving image, the graphic novel, or digital art might be the most obvious media where both text and image collide, providing a bridge between the two disciplines. But if narratives are also established through our ability to read dependencies between two or more parts, then stories can emerge from spatial relationships, complex layering of material and meaning, or the artistic process itself.

On-going until Nov 5, 2010

@ Union Area

National Non-Traditional Student Appreciation Week, held every first week of November, is a full week of programming directed for Non-Traditional Students and their supporters. During this week you can find events like "Student Service Breaks", "Non-Trad Open House" "Family Fun Day", and our "Tau Nu Chapter of Alpha Sigma Lambda Induction Ceremony".

The Doc Spot Film Series Presents: The Horse Boy

@ Chilton Hall, Media Library, Room 111C

Follows one Texas couple and their autistic son as they trek on horseback through Outer Mongolia in an attempt to find healing for him. When two-year-old Rowan was diagnosed with autism, Rupert Isaacson, a writer and former horse trainer, and his wife Kristin sought the best possible medical care, but traditional therapies had little effect.

@ Lyceum

Join UPC in the Lyceum for the Viewer's Choice Movie Screening.

@ Wooten 322

@ Coliseum 047

Defensive Driving classes are offered at UNT to reduce insurance premiums and to prevent routine traffic citations. Prior registration is not required.

@ University Union Silver Eagle Suite

Sponsored by College of Business, Jewish Studies, and Equity & Diversity

Known for his innovative lawsuits that crippled some of America's most notorious white supremacist hate groups, he has received more than 20 honorary degrees and numerous awards. Dees has written three books: A Season For Justice, his autobiography; Hate on Trial: The Case Against America's Most Dangerous Neo-Nazi; and Gathering Storm: America's Militia Threat.