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At Brown
Staff Advisory Committee seeks recording secretary
The President’s Staff Advisory Committee (SAC) seeks a
Brown staff member to perform the duties of recording secretary.
The responsibilities include:
• taking minutes of all semi-monthly regular meetings and
special meetings;
• preparing meeting schedules and room reservations;
• distributing meeting materials;
• ordering food and preparing room for meetings;
• posting approved minutes to SAC Web site within five
days of approval;
• assisting SAC chair with other occasional
duties as required.
The person appointed to this one-year renewable position
must have his or her supervisor’s approval. The position carries an
annual stipend.
For more information, contact SAC chairman Bill Wood at
863-2516, or send e-mail.
On the Road
James M. Baker, professor of music, recently participated in the 25th
national conference of the Musicological Society of Australia, held at the
Conservatorium of Newcastle University. The conference featured a number of
sessions devoted to the topic "Performance as Research." Baker, who
teaches a course on "Analysis and Performance of Music" (Music 109),
presented a paper on the influence of bel canto operatic singing on the
legendary pianist Vladimir Horowitz.
Page Turners
Read any good books lately?
Share your book recommendations with other Brunonians by sending e-mail to
Events@brown.edu. Be sure to include your name, your
title and department, the name of the book and author, and your brief critique.
This week's page turners are:
Paul Malloy, associate professor, Psychiatry and Human Behavior
“Sacred” by Dennis
Lehane. “If you like wise-cracking American detective fiction,
don’t miss Lehane. The successor of Spenser and his ilk, but with better
emotional payoffs.”
Ron Millican, planning specialist, Education Alliance
“Discovering Slavery, New England 1780-1860” by
JoAnn Melish. “Well researched and very enlightening. Great for course
work.”
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