Informal Curriculum Series

Informal Curriculum Series Informal Curriculum Series

Browse this semester's lineup of theatre productions, films, interactive workshops, and lively conversations with Saint Mary's faculty, guest speakers, and visiting artists.

Each program is planned and designed to stimulate discussion and enrich the Seminar experience. 

Event Reservations

Use the links below to sign up and reserve tickets for this semester's events

Stylized portrait of Jacob Lawrence in front of art

“Camping the Museum” with Profs. Malary and Manter (Mar 22)

Click here to reserve a space for camping The Life of Toussaint L’Ouverture exhibit on March 22.

Limited to 10 participants. 
Sign up early.
Kids at a party

Spring Production (Apr 20-23)

Click here to reserve tickets for Willow and Houston Throw the Grad Party of the F*cking Century.

Ticket discount for Sem 150 students with prepay.
Stylized portrait of Jacob Lawrence in front of art

“Camping the Museum” with Profs. Imamura and Manter (May 3)

Click here to reserve a space for camping the Hiroshima exhibit on May 3.

Limited to 10 participants. 
Sign up early.

Browse All Spring Events

Facing Race in Seminar (Feb 20)
Close Looking at Art (Feb 23)
How to Read a Graphic Novel, Maus (Feb 28)
Goodall on Chimpanzee Behavior (Mar 1)
On Aristotle's Ethics (Mar 7)
Don't Mind the Body (Mar 9)
Truth, Lies (& More Lies) in The Odyssey (Mar 10)
Frederick Douglass (Mar 13)
War Poets (Mar 15)
“Camping the Museum” with Profs. Malary and Manter (Mar 22)
Workers' Dignity/Workers' Rights (Mar 24)
How to Read a Poem (Mar 28)
Reading Kendi's How to be an Anti-Racist (Apr 11)
Frederick Douglass (Apr 17)
Reading Thucydides in a Time of Pandemic (Apr 17)
Art & the Holocaust (Apr 28)
Symbiosis & the Struggle for Existence (May 1)
Angels in America: An Actor's Journey (May 2)
Unpacking Augustine's Confessions (May 3)
“Camping the Museum” with Profs. Imamura and Manter (May 3)
Al-Haytham's Camera Obscura (May 4)
Quotable Confucius (May 8)
How to Read a Graphic Novel, Persepolis (May 11)

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