CAMPUS RESOURCES
UNIVERSITY ARCHIVES
EVENTS
Throughout the year , The School of Humanities and Social Sciences hosts campus events that engage and enrich the Stevenson Community .
Quad Stories allows students , faculty , and staff to share meaningful narratives about career and other experiences through deliberately crafted storytelling .
Each spring , the School hosts Bee Green Day ( pictured above ) in partnership with SU ’ s Environmental Club . Focusing on environmental issues , Bee Green Day features presentations from local environmental centers , speakers from local foundations , and a writing contest . In addition , the students from the School of the Sciences demonstrate the creation of reef balls , concrete structures that support the Chesapeake Bay ecosystem .
The Annual Brooke Peirce Visiting Scholar Lecture Series honors Brooke Peirce , a former English professor at Stevenson , who died in April 2003 , leaving a gift for Stevenson ’ s English department . The lecture series invites scholars , writers , and poets to speak on campus and conduct workshops with Stevenson students .
Held each semester and organized by Dr . Ingrid Tulloch ( Psychology ) and Dr . Alex Boulton ( History ), HaSS Converations on Diversity and Inclusion provide students , faculty , and staff with a space in which to share ideas , raise questions , and learn from one another ’ s perspectives . The priority is to create a space for active give-and-take rather than passive absorption of information . Featured topics have included how to promote diversity and inclusion in the classroom .
Under the direction of Glenn Johnston , Ph . D ., university archivist and historian , and chair of humanities and public history , Stevenson University houses a rare first edition King James Bible — one of about 175 copies in the world . The University Archives also features the entire collection from the Maryland Bible Society and other artifacts depicting historical events as well as the history of Stevenson . Students have access to the archives , gaining up-close , handson experiences right on Stevenson ’ s campus . The archives is pictured above and on the public history page of this brochure .
THEATRE
Stevenson ’ s Theatre department is housed in The School of Humanities and Social Sciences where students have the opportunity to explore the art of acting . Each year , students from all majors can perform in four theatrical productions in Stevenson ’ s two performance venues , the Inscape Theatre and the Studio Theatre . Each theatre offers room for students to showcase their creativity on stage .
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