Study Break
Snacks, Gift Bags and Stress Relief Activities
Fondren Library First Floor
Wednesday, April 24 - 2-4pm
Fondren Library
Fondren Fellows Showcase
Refreshments and reception at 3:00 p.m
Program begins at 3:30 p.m.
Lecture and Presentation on the Artistry of Noh Masks
Noh masks are the most iconic elements of Japan’s oldest dramatic art, continuously performed since the fourteenth century. Hideta Kitazawa began creating noh masks in 1993 under the guidance of master artisan Michihiko Ito. His traditional and contemporary noh and kyôgen (farce) masks have been exhibited and used in performance in Japan, Singapore, China, Ireland, France, England, and the United States.
Kitazawa-san will give a lecture-demonstration on the artistry of noh masks on the occasion of his delivery of two masks produced for Rice’s Fondren Library.
Library Services and Resources in Mandarin Chinese
This library instruction class is designed to offer an introduction to library services and resources in Mandarin Chinese, with the aim of helping students effectively navigate and utilize the library's offerings.
Fondren Data Viz Short Course Showcase
Join the Digital Scholarship Services team for a workshop showcasing Fondren’s data-focused short courses.
In this workshop, we will demonstrate and compare four tools for working with data: ArcGIS, Excel, RStudio, and Tableau. We will also share additional opportunities for learning these tools in depth.
Questions? Contact cb88@rice.edu.
Eid Celebration
Join fellow classmates and the Muslim Student Association to observe Eid, the festival at the end of Ramadan. There will be crafts and snacks for sundown to celebrate.
Fondren has put together a digital collection of books from our Islamic Art and Artists collection for you to enjoy. There are also some new children's books located on the first floor.
Dog Therapy Session
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Dog Therapy Session
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Dog Therapy Session
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Tropical Study Break
Music, Snacks & Games
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