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| All Day | FALL 2016 Notification of Loss of Priority Registration Status
Students who have lost priority registration status for Fall 2016 will be notified via email to their Butte College email accounts. Butte College email accounts are accessed through MyBC accounts. Students who have lost their priority status may submit Loss of Priority Registration Appeal petitions at Main Campus Admissions and Records by 3/17 to have priority registration status restored prior to the start of Summer/Fall 2016 registration. Final deadline to submit Loss of Priority Registration Appeals to Main Campus Admissions & Records is 5/17.
Students who lose priority registration status will be able to register for Fall 2016 classes on 8/8. | |
| All Day | SUMMER/FALL 2016 Registration Appointments Visible in MyBC.
Summer & Fall 2016 registration appointments will be visible in students' MyBC accounts. Summer & Fall priority registration for continuing students begins 3/28. | |
| 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | Book in Common - At Night I Fly
Tuesday March 1st 11-12:15 in ARTS theater. Viewing of the film At Night I Fly which documents the final years of the California Arts in Corrections program in New Folsom prison in Sacramento. Using interviews and arts room discussions the film—like Just Mercy—captures the human face of mass incarceration while also posing critical questions about the function of prison and the place of art in rehabilitation. Art and English instructors will co-facilitate a post-film discussion.
Wednesday March 2nd 11:00 - 12:30 in ARTS theater. Gallery talk for the Butte College exhibition "A Sense of Place & Belonging" –how life experiences inform artistic work and how artist work helps them make "sense" of the experiences. Following the talk there’ll be a viewing of the short film: Art Strong: Arts in Corrections at Valley State Prison.
Wednesday March 9th 6-8pm in Chico Center student lounge. We’ll watch At Night I Fly which documents the final years of the California Arts in Corrections program in New Folsom prison in Sacramento. Using interviews and arts room discussions the film—like Just Mercy—captures the human face of mass incarceration while also posing critical questions about the function of prison and the place of art in rehabilitation. Art instructor Jennifer Spangler will lead the post-film discussion.
Questions or to reserve space for your class to attend, please contact springerhe@butte.edu | |
| 11:00 AM - 12:15 PM | Viewing of the film At Night I Fly
Viewing of the film At Night I Fly which documents the final years of the California Arts in Corrections program in New Folsom prison in Sacramento. Using interviews and arts room discussions the film - like Just Mercy - captures the human face of mass incarceration while also posing critical questions about the function of prison and the place of art in rehabilitation. Art and English instructors will co-facilitate a post-film discussion.
This will be held in the ARTS theater. | |
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