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SPEAKING UP!
A public speaking club for students, faculty, alumni, and staff.
Joins us in Room 246 (Computer Training Lab) on Thursdays from 12:30-1:30, and learn to speak confidently and effectively in front of groups of people.
Master Class with Pianist Richard Goode
Paul Hall
Monday, December 15, at 5 p.m.
Open to the Juilliard Community
2003 Student Photo Competition
You don’t have to be a professional photographer—just be creative! The 12 winning photos will be featured in a 2004-05 Juilliard Calendar, which will be presented to the 2004 graduates. The top prize-winner will receive a $200 gift certificate to the store of his or her choice. Eleven runners-up will receive a gift bag and free calendars.
Extended Deadline for Entry: Friday, January 23, 2004!
Guidelines:
- Maximum of two black-and-white photo entries per student.
- Photos must contain some universally recognizable Juilliard component (person, place, or event) and should be from the time period of June 2003-December 2003.
- Photos can be serious, funny, touching, etc., but must be in good taste.
- Entries must consist of the photo(s) with description/caption, along with student’s name/phone number/address/e-mail, and be delivered to the Alumni Office in Room 208.
For complete guidelines and an entry form, stop by the Alumni Relations Office.
Sponsored by: Office of National Advancement and Alumni Relations, Room 208
Phone: (212) 799-5000, ext. 344
E-mail: alumni@juilliard.edu
Trip to Italy
Alumni are invited to travel to central Italy together this summer on a tour specially arranged for Juilliard! From July 15-23, 2004, the escorted tour will explore the musical and artistic riches of the region’s glorious cities and picturesque hill towns.
We will visit the quaint village of Spoleto, the great pilgrimage site of Assisi, the ideal Renaissance city of Urbino, Rossini’s seaside birthplace of Pesaro, the famed “Piero della Francesca Trail” at the Tuscan border, and delightful Perugia (to attend the Umbria Jazz Festival). We will conclude in Rome, where we will be treated to an extraordinary, private, after-hours visit to the Sistine Chapel and the Vatican Museums, which will be opened solely for our small group!
For more information, please contact the Office of Alumni Relations at (212) 799-5000, ext. 344, or via e-mail at alumni@juilliard.edu.
Has Your Heart Been Kicked Around?
The Juilliard Journal will give two movie passes and $25 to the College Division student who writes the best 500-600 word essay, humorous or serious (no poetry please), on the topic of Valentine’s Day.
Turn in your entry by January 5, 2004, to Room 442A or e-mail to jrubinsky@juilliard.edu. The winning article will be published in the February issue.
“We cannot walk alone.” —Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Life is a team effort. Someone must teach you how to walk. Someone must sustain you when you’re tired of walking. And you must help someone else with their walk. We’re all in this together.
—Daniel Morgan Shelley, drama student
Without inclusion, compassion, and a desire to learn from others, our journeys are limited and lonely.
—Ryan Prosser, Student Affairs graduate assistant
A tree does not make a forest. A drop of water cannot create an ocean. Only when human spirits come together can we form the power to take actions through beliefs And only through love can this world exist.
—Ching-Yun Hu, piano student
What does the quote mean to you? Express yourself at this year’s Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration on January 19, 2004. For information about sign-up, call (212) 799-5000, ext. 200.
Community Service Fellowship Program
Application Deadline is December 19!
The Community Service Fellowship Program offers 12 paid performance opportunities throughout the school year in health care facilities in the New York City area. This unique opportunity to earn money for school also provides rewarding and memorable experiences for students.
For application forms or more information, stop by the Office of Educational Outreach (Room 245). You can also check out the Community Service Fellowship Handbook on the Juilliard Intranet; click on the CSF link in the “Handbooks” section.
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