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August
19 Arizona Arts Convocation Events
22 First Day of Classes Academic Calendar
30 Formal Call for nominations for Fall 2022 Graduation Convocation: Outstanding Senior Awards Awards & Nominations
September
2 Creative Achievement Award Nomination packets: CFA Admin Offices Awards & Nominations
9 Small Grant Applications Grants & Funding
Late September Formal Call for nominations for Honorary Degrees for Spring UA Commencement Awards & Nominations
October
7 Achievement Awards Convocation Events
10 Nominations to Dean's Office for Outstanding Seniors for Fall Graduation Convocation Awards & Nominations
21 Career Track Promotion and Tenure dossiers to the College P&T and Review Deadlines
28 Nominations to Dean's Office for Honorary Degrees Awards & Nominations
28 TFTV, SoA and SoD Tenure Track dossiers to the College P&T and Review Deadlines
Early October Call for Sabbatical applications (From Provost's Office) Sabbatical Deadlines
Mid October Call for University Faculty Awards (From Provost's Office) Awards & Nominations
November
4 FFSoM Tenure Track dossiers to the College P&T and Review Deadlines
4 Small Grant Applications Grants & Funding
14 Proposals for Provost's Author Support Fund to Dean's Office Grants & Funding
14 University Faculty Awards nominations to Dean's Office Awards & Nominations
28 Sabbatical applications to the Dean's Office Sabbatical Deadlines
December
7 Last Day of Classes Academic Calendar
9 Faculty RSVP for Fall Graduation Convocation ends Events
9 Third Year Reviews to Dean and Associate Dean for Faculty Affairs P&T and Review Deadlines
15 Fall CFA Graduation Convocation 7PM at Crowder Hall Events
January
9 Formal Call for student nominations for Spring Graduation Convocation: Outstanding Seniors, Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistants Awards & Nominations
11 First Day of Classes Academic Calendar
17 Formal Call for faculty nominations: James Anthony Award, The Charles and Irene Putnam Award, The Roy A. and Stardust K. Johnson Faculty Mentoring Award, College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Award Awards & Nominations
February
3 Small Grant Applications Grants & Funding
10 Provost's Investment Fund proposals due to School leadership for review Grants & Funding
March
4 Begin Spring Break Academic Calendar
6 Nominations to Dean's Office for Spring Graduation Convocation: Outstanding Seniors, Outstanding Graduate Teaching Assistants Awards & Nominations
12 End Spring Break Academic Calendar
27 Nominations to Dean's Office: James Anthony Award, Putnam Award, The Roy A. and Stardust K. Johnson Faculty Mentoring Award, College of Fine Arts Undergraduate Award Awards & Nominations
April
7 Small Grant Applications Grants & Funding
10 Formal Call for nominations for Creative Achievement Awards for Fall 2023 Achievement Awards Convocation Awards & Nominations
10 Scholarship nominations to Dean's Office for Sevigny First Generation Scholarship Awards & Nominations
18 Formal Call for nominations for Staff Awards: Shirley J. Heafy Award, Donna Altenhof Award, Excellence in Service Award Awards & Nominations
May
3 Last Day of Classes Academic Calendar
3 Nominations to the Dean's Office for Creative Achievement Awards for Fall 2023 Achievement Awards Awards & Nominations
12 Commencement Ceremony in Arizona Stadium 7PM Events
12 Nominations to Dean's Office for Staff Awards: Shirley J. Heafy Award, Donna Altenhof Award, Excellence in Service Award Awards & Nominations
TBA CFA Spring Graduation Convocation Events
TBA Faculty RSVP for Spring Graduation Convocation Events
June
2 Small Grant Applications Grants & Funding
July

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Arizona Arts
2 days ago
Arizona Arts

Hanson Film TV Institute, in collaboration with The University of Arizona School of Dance and College of Humanities' Africana Studies, presents a Black History Month screening of Khadifa Wong’s "Uprooted."

"Uprooted" is a feature-length documentary celebrating the history, lineage, and future progressions of jazz dance. The screening is free at the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre on Friday, Feb. 10 at 7p.

"This documentary will make you fall in love with jazz dance all over again." -- Dance Magazine

>> MORE | azart.fyi/Uprooted

This screening will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers Khadifa Wong (director), Matt Simpkins, and Laura Smyth.

With a stellar cast of leading industry experts, award-winning choreographers, and legendary performers, this ground-breaking documentary goes back to the roots in Africa and follows the evolution of this incredible dance form through every single decade and genre.

Exploring and commenting on political and social influences, the film addresses topics such as appropriation, racism, socialism and sexism.

“(Wong's) documentary offers an enriching corrective to the official story of jazz dance, taking it beyond its already fascinating and complex showbiz luster to profoundly political terrain.” -- Hollywood Reporter

With special appearances by Debbie Allen, George Faison, Chita Rivera, Camille A. Brown and Thomas F. DeFrantz and showcases the works of the Nicholas Brothers, Pepsi Bethel, Jack Cole, Katherine Dunham, Bob Fosse and Gene Kelly.

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Hanson Film TV Institute, in collaboration with The University of Arizona School of Dance and College of Humanities Africana Studies, presents a Black History Month screening of Khadifa Wong’s Uprooted. Uprooted is a feature-length documentary celebrating the history, lineage, and future progressions of jazz dance. The screening is free at the Stevie Eller Dance Theatre on Friday, Feb. 10 at 7p. This documentary will make you fall in love with jazz dance all over again. -- Dance Magazine >> MORE | https://azart.fyi/Uprooted This screening will be followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers Khadifa Wong (director), Matt Simpkins, and Laura Smyth. With a stellar cast of leading industry experts, award-winning choreographers, and legendary performers, this ground-breaking documentary goes back to the roots in Africa and follows the evolution of this incredible dance form through every single decade and genre. Exploring and commenting on political and social influences, the film addresses topics such as appropriation, racism, socialism and sexism. “(Wongs) documentary offers an enriching corrective to the official story of jazz dance, taking it beyond its already fascinating and complex showbiz luster to profoundly political terrain.” -- Hollywood Reporter With special appearances by Debbie Allen, George Faison, Chita Rivera, Camille A. Brown and Thomas F. DeFrantz and showcases the works of the Nicholas Brothers, Pepsi Bethel, Jack Cole, Katherine Dunham, Bob Fosse and Gene Kelly. The University of Arizona | UA School of Theatre, Film & TelevisionImage attachment
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