April 6 – May 4
All events are free unless otherwise indicated.
This events listing is provided by UVic Communications and mirrors the listing published in the most recent issue of The Ring.
For more information about events at UVic, call 721-UVIC, the 24-hour events line.
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Visit the Maltwood Art Museum
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Fridaymusic 12:30 p.m. UVic Chamber Singers. MacLaurin Bldg., Phillip T. Young Recital Hall. Admission $5. (Music) 721-7903.
Lecture Series 1 – 2:30 p.m. The Transformation of Governance in the European Union. Beate Kohler Koch, Mannheim Univ., Germany. Cornett Bldg., room A129. (Political Science) 721-7490.
Graduating Composers Concert II 8 p.m. Works by grad students in the school’s composition program. MacLaurin Bldg., Phillip T. Young Recital Hall. (Music) 721-7903.
Community Festival Big Band Benefit Concert 8 p.m. UVic Big Band and jazz musicians from Esquimalt, Oak Bay, & Belmont high schools. Farquhar Auditorium, Univ. Centre. Tickets $20. 386-6121. Proceeds to music education for local schools.
Tuesday, April 10
Forest and Tree-Related Research Colloquium 9 a.m. Conifer Reproduction: Diversity in a Small But Ancient Group by Dr. J. Owens, UVic. Register: 721-7117 or bhawkins@uvic.ca.
Tuesday, April 24
Lansdowne Lecture 11:30 a.m. Issues Confronting the Development of Nucleic Acid Microarray and Biosensor Technologies – How Can Chemists Best Immobilize and Interrogate Nucleic Acid Probes? Dr. Ulrich Krull, Univ. of Toronto. Elliott Bldg., room 162. (Chemistry) 721-7152.
Lansdowne Lecture 7 p.m. Interdisciplinary Approaches to Biological Processes: From Molecules to Man. Dr. James Spudich, Stanford Univ. School of Medicine. Strong Bldg., room C103. (Biochemistry & Microbiology) 721-7077.
Lansdowne Lecture 7:30 p.m. Sourcing Information Technology Work Offshore. Dr. Erran Carmel, American Univ., Washington. Strong Bldg., room C118. (Business) 721-6422.
Wednesday, April 25
Lansdowne Lecture 7 p.m. Know Your Genes: Nucleic Acid Diagnostics for Everyone – Is This One Outcome of the Evolution of Biotechnology? Dr. Ulrich Krull, Univ. of Toronto. Strong Bldg., room C118. (Chemistry) 721-7152.
Thursday, April 26
Lansdowne Lecture 11:30 a.m. Issues Confronting the Development of Nucleic Acid Microarray and Biosensor Technologies – Control of Selectivity, and Progress in the Development of a Quantitative Analytical Tool. Dr. Ulrich Krull, Univ. of Toronto. Elliott Bldg., room 162. (Chemistry) 721-7152.
Saturday, April 28
Music Performance 8 p.m. Lafayette String Quartet. MacLaurin Bldg., Phillip T. Young Recital Hall. Tickets $16/12. (Music) 721-7903.
Sunday, April 29
Music Performance 2:30 p.m. Lafayette String Quartet. MacLaurin Bldg., Phillip T. Young Recital Hall. Tickets $16/12. (Music) 721-7903.
Thursday, May 24
Seminar 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Develop Your Clairvoyant and Healing Abilities. Dr. Gayle Kimball, California State University. Cadboro Commons Bldg., Henderson Room. Info: (530)345-8118 or gkimball@csuchico.edu.
To submit listings for upcoming events, e-mail Cindy Dueck.
sent to UVic communications services,
email: ucom@uvic.ca. Late submissions
cannot be accepted for publication.