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ELITE INTERVIEWING: CANADA-US BORDERLANDS
Wednesday, February 29
12:40 to 1:30 p.m.
ILC 315
SOCIAL WORK PRESENTS FIELD AGENCY FAIR 2012
Thursday, March 1
5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
SUB Jordan Ballroom
NEW DIRECTIONS IN FAMILY HEALTH IN IDAHO
Friday, March 2
1:00 to 5:00 p.m.
Student Union Building
CONNECTING SCIENCE TO POLICY: THE ISSUE OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Monday, March 5
6:00 p.m.
SUB Bishop Barnwell Room
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BoVi Festival
STUDENTS…submit your films by MARCH 15!
Boise International Student Video Festival (BoVI) is a student organization from Boise State University that is establishing a student focused film festival. We are Boise State University’s way of showcasing the talent of filmmakers in grade school, high school, and college throughout Idaho and the rest of the world. This competitive festival will be April 28 & 29 in the Student Union building on Boise State’s campus.
We encourage all artists, who are currently enrolled in school or college, to submit their video projects for the opportunity to be shown in front of hundreds of people. Those screened will have the possibility of being awarded a prize and recognition.
Where: Location: Boise State Student Union Building
When: Saturday, April 28, 2012 and Sunday, April 29, 2012
Entry:
- Early submission January 15 to February 15 – No Entry Fee
- Regular submission February 16 to March 15 – $10 Entry Fee
How to Submit:
- BoVi Festival Entry Form
- Download the entry form.
- Submit your video via DVD or URL
- Send entry to:
Professor Daehwan Cho
Department of Communication
1910 University Drive
Boise, ID 83725-1920
Contact Info: Bovifilmfestival@gmail.com
Staff: President – Ryan Morgan
Vice President – John Webster
Treasurer – Heidemarie Martin
Secretary – Alex Weiss
Technology Manager – Ben Moluneux
Media manager – A. J. Duthie
Design Team – Keela Patterson and Alan Nick
Festival Director: Daehwan Cho daehwancho@boisestate.edu
This just in…
A blog post by Dr. Heidi Reeder, Associate Professor of Communication, ran on the Psychology Today website. Reeder discussed the different types of male/female relationships, focusing on whether or not it is possible for the two to simply be friends. Read it here