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Event details will be posted when available.
All events take place in Zimmerman Library's Willard Reading Room unless otherwise noted.

Fall Semester 2006

Indigenous Nations Library Program

• Traditional Tales
  November 15th Brown Bag Lunch 12-1 pm Herzstein Reading Room; Lecture 3-5 pm Willard Reading Room
  Come join us as we share an afternoon together listening to traditional Native American stories.
  With Featured Speakers: Chris Chaves:Santa Domingo Pueblo Vee Browne:Dine’
  
  Event Coordinator Contact: Tobias Major 1-505-277-7433 Symphonynumber9@aol.com

• October 31, 2006, 3:00pm - School of Architecture and Planning
  Stephen Dent, Associate Professor, "One Architect's Odyssey"
• November 30, 2006 - College of Education,
  Jay T. Parkes, Associate Professor, Individual Family and Community Education,
  "Authenticity in Assessment: Is 'Real World' a Real Concern?"
• January 18, 2007 - College of Fine Arts, TBA
• February 15, 2007 - School of Engineering
  Julie Coonrod, Associate Professor, Civil Engineering
• March 22, 2007 - Anderson School of Management
  Gerald Albaum, Research Professor
• April 19, 2007 - College of Arts and Sciences
  Sylvia Rodriguez, Professor of Anthropology
• May 17, 2007 - University Libraries
  Mark Emmons, Associate Professor

• Caring for Community: New Mexico Women in Social Services, 1920-1980
  Zimmerman Library, West Wing,
  October 16 - December 15, 2006
  



• Exploring Albuquerque's History: Selections from the Collections in the
  University Libraries' Center for Southwest Research
  Zimmerman Library, Center for Southwest Research Gallery,
  January 27 - Decemeber 21, 2006



• Latin American Posters: Public Aesthetics and Mass Politics
  National Hispanic Cultural Center Art Museum
  On view through March 4, 2007
  Exhibition Opening Reception, September 8, 2006, 6 pm - 8 pm, Free Admission
  
  Don't miss the opening reception of the NHCC's newest art exhibition. This exhibition features 119 images from the nearly 10,000 strong Sam L. Slick Collection of Latin American and Iberian Posters, housed in the University of New Mexico Libraries, Center for Southwest Research augmented by a selection of complimentary images by United States artists from the Permanent Collection of the NHCC.
  
  The exhibition explores five broad-ranging themes: 1) Imperialism, Solidarity and Self Determination 2) Icons, Martyrs, and Charismatic Leaders 3) Human Rights, Feminism, and Indigenism 4) Revolution and Popular Movements and 5) Culture, Society, and Film. Dating from the late 1950s to 2005, the posters originate from thirteen Latin American countries and the United States with the majority produced in Chile, Cuba, and Puerto Rico. These powerful images were selected to represent some of the most dynamic graphic images from the second half of the 20th century. Immediately following the exhibition reception join us in the Roy E. Disney Center for Performing Arts for a free concert by the musical group Latino Americanto at 8 pm playing a variety of South American traditional and contemporary music.



• Our Heritage: Covers of La Herencia Magazine
  Zimmerman Library, West Wing,
  August 15 - December 15, 2006

• SALALM 52 Borders: Obsession, Obstacle, Open Door?
  April 26 - May 1, 2007
  Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town