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Mohanad Elshieky - Where is the joke in that? Lecture/Stand Up Comedy Workshop

Mohanad Elshieky, Where is the joke in that? Lecture/Stand Up Comedy Workshop

Mediatheque, Date: October 10, Start Time: 6:30-8:00 pm

In this workshop will be exploring the art of looking within yourself for comedy. You might not think your life is interesting, but if you dig deep enough, the joke is somewhere there. We will be discussing joke structure, punchlines, but more importantly, how to have fun and be you.

Shawna Lipton featured as a TBA Festival Guest Scholar

Critical Studies MA Program Chair, Shawna Lipton will be featured as a Guest Scholar at the 2018 TBA Festival September 6-16, presented by PICA.

Pedagogy: Engage, Critique, Inspire | 2018 Graduate Symposium

Join PNCA's Hallie Ford School of Graduate Studies October 12th and 13th for the 2018 Graduate Symposium, "Pedagogy: Engage, Critique, Inspire."

Z. Nicolazzo Workshop

Z. Nicolazzo holds a workshop sponsored by Critical Studies

Saturday, October 13, 11:45am-1:15pm, Mediatheque

C. Riley Snorton Lecture

C. Riley Snorton PNCA MA in Critical Studies Lecture

Friday, September 7, 4pm

Students Participate in "Global Studio Berlin"

PNCA Critical Studies students have the opportunity to join scholars and artists from throughout the institution each summer in creative inquiry by participating in Global Studios, Berlin.

Professor Taylor Eggån Publishes New Research

Assistant Professor in PNCA's Critical Studies and Visual Studies Graduate programs, Taylor Eggån publishes new research in English Studies.

M.A. Candidates Launch Q+A Projects, Curate Exhibition for Oregon Fringe Festival

Q+A Projects is a collaborative endeavor launched in 2018 by Critical Studies MA candidate Alex Andreotti and dual MA/MFA candidate Qamuuqin Maxwell. The group curated a show featuring work by eight PNCA graduate students exhibited at the 2018 Oregon Fringe Festival in Ashland, OR.