Events Calendar

3:00 PMThe Binghamton Philharmonic - Shostakovich and Beethoven

What is the relationship between life and art? Beethoven's Second Symphony, composed in one of the darkest periods of his life, is brimming with life-affirming energy and boisterous good humor. In contrast, Shostakovich's searing Cello Concerto No. 1 is haunted by the tragedies of the composer's life and times. Israeli cellist Amit Peled helps us explore this powerful modern masterpiece. Conducted by Jose-Luis Novo. For ticket information, call 607-723-3931 or visit http://www.binghamtonphilharmonic.org.

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University Academic Calendar

3:30 PMFind a Job or Internship: Smart Ways to Use the CDC

It's a new semester, but NOW is the time to look for and apply to summer internships and jobs after graduation. Do you know how to start? Come learn about the resources the Career Development Center offers, and get ahead of the game! http://cdc.binghamton.edu.

Career Events

8:30 AMConsulting

The staff of the University Center for Training and Development hold consulting hours every Tuesday-Thursday mornings in LN-G112. Stop by with your questions about Banner, Blackboard, Bmail, Hyperion/ODS, MS Office, OmniUpdate or Oracle. One of our staff members will be available to assist you or refer you for additional assistance. Bring that spreadsheet you have been struggling with or that PowerPoint that needs attention. We can also help you in other areas such as supervisory skills, communication, meeting management or dealing with generational conflicts in the office. No appointment necessary. To register, call 777-6362 or visit http://uctd.binghamton.edu.

Training/Workshops

5:30 PMYour First Resume

Go beyond the basics! Learn how to take your resume to the next level to showcase the skills employers seek! Bring a draft of your resume to this session!

Career Events

8:30 AMConsulting

Stop by the University Center for Training and Development with your questions about Banner, Blackboard, Bmail, Hyperion, MS Office or Oracle. One of our staff members will be on-site to assist you or refer you for additional assistance. Bring that spreadsheet you have been struggling with or that PowerPoint that needs attention. We can also help you in other areas such as supervisory skills, communication, meeting management or dealing with generational conflicts in the office. Join us for these one-on-one sessions where you set the topic. No appointment is necessary, just stop by LN-G112.

Training/Workshops

12:00 PMIASH Fellows’ Speaker Series

Brian Wall, assistant professor of cinema, will present “The Object of and in Film Theory: The Maltese Falcon (1941)”. Film theory's history might be charted according to its various stances in relation to subject and object. In the heyday of the classical film theory of Bazin and Kracauer, film seemed to promise the redemption of the world of objects by virtue of its technological status, but since then it has come to seem more urgent to think of film's object status in terms of the commodity; and in between the classical and contemporary, phenomenology, psychoanalysis and reception studies shifted the focus to subjectivities both on and off-screen. In his presentation, Wall will consider John Houston's seminal film noir as evoking some of the conflicts that arise from these often opposed interpretive modes to very specific ends: What does Sam Spade's relation to the Falcon suggest about our relation to film?

General Events

12:00 PMTour the New Recreation Center at the East Gym

Take an hour to see the newly renovated Recreation Center and investigate the new activity options available to faculty/staff, affiliates and community members. Staff will give you a guided tour of the facility, highlight new programs and services and answer all of your membership questions. Stops on the visit will highlight the new fitness center, dedicated Wellness Services Suite, the pool, gymnasium, multipurpose rooms, locker rooms and the Outdoor Pursuits Rental Center. You can even grab a quick lunch at Member Services and relax in the center’s lounge. Let us help you achieve your health and fitness goals in 2012. To register, call 777-6362 or visit http://uctd.binghamton.edu.

Health & Recreation

1:00 PMOracle Usages

To register, call 777-6362 or visit http://uctd.binghamton.edu.

Training/Workshops

7:00 PMWomen's basketball vs. Stony Brook

Bearcats Athletics

8:30 AMConsulting

Stop by the University Center for Training and Development with your questions about Banner, Blackboard, Bmail, Hyperion, MS Office or Oracle. One of our staff members will be on-site to assist you or refer you for additional assistance. Bring that spreadsheet you have been struggling with or that PowerPoint that needs attention. We can also help you in other areas such as supervisory skills, communication, meeting management or dealing with generational conflicts in the office. Join us for these one-on-one sessions where you set the topic. No appointment is necessary, just stop by LN-G112.

Training/Workshops

1:00 PMInternet Native Banner (INB) Basics

Call 777-6362 or visit http://uctd.binghamton.edu.

Training/Workshops

1:10 PMResume Writing: Extreme Makeover Edition

Go beyond the basics! Learn how to take your resume to the next level to showcase the skills employers seek! Bring a draft of your resume to this session!

Career Events

7:00 PMWrestling vs. American

Bearcats Athletics

1:00 PMMen's and women's swimming and diving vs. Stony Brook

Bearcats Athletics

2:30 PMWomen's basketball vs. Boston University

Bearcats Athletics

4:30 PMWinter Madness 2012

The Alumni Association and Department of Athletics are sponsoring this indoor tailgate party. Wear Binghamton green and join the fun for the biggest on-campus alumni event of the season! * Stop by “Baxter’s Corral” for the popular Bearcat BBQ buffet. * Choose from various concession/refreshment options for only $1 or $2. * Have a drink with friends (age 21+) at “The Spirit Saloon.” * Meet Binghamton University coaches and athletes. * See performances by our various spirit teams. * Entertainment by Steve Max (aka Simon Sez), activities for children, giveaways and more! Admission is free, but advance registration is required. We also offer alumni discounted tickets on the men's and women's basketball games scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 4. Find more information and register at http://www.buwintermadness.com.

Alumni

7:00 PMMen's basketball vs. Boston University

Bearcats Athletics