What's happening at Dominican in Spring 2013

21 May 2013

7:15 AM

Stuart Rudick, Founding Partner of Mindful Investors, and Tom Serres, CEO and Co-Founder of Rally.org, are featured panelists for The Business Edge Briefings Breakfast presentation of "What Is Crowdfunding, And What Can It Do For You?" at Creekside Room. It is co-hosted by Dominican's Institute for Leadership Studies and the School of Business and Leadership. Tickets to the event -- moderated by Michael Lipson, CEO/Team Executive Coach and Strategic Consultant -- are $25 each and include a continental breakfast. To purchase tickets or for more information, email ILS@dominican.edu or call 415-485-3202. 

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22 May 2013

6:30 PM

Philip W. Yun, who represented the United States in negotiations with Pyongyang, North Korea, during his tenure with the State Department as senior East Asian specialist, will be guest speaker for the Marin chapter of the World Affairs Council of Northern California in the Creekside Room. The "What Is North Korea Up To?" presentation will start with a reception at followed by dinner, dessert and the program. For tickets and to RSVP, visit the WAC website at www.worldaffairs.org or call 415-293-4600.

7 PM

Eve Ensler, bestselling author of The Vagina Monologues and one of Newsweek's 150 Women Who Changed The World, appears in Dominican's Institute for Leadership Studies' Spring Lecture Series in Angelico Hall. Tickets are $30 and include a signed copy of her book "In The Body of the World." To RSVP and purchase the book, call 415-927-0960 or visit www.bookpassage.com. Visit www.dominican.edu/LLS, call 415-485-3202 or email ILS@dominican.edu for more information.

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10 June 2013

9 AM

Dominican's Summer Sports Camps season begins on campus. There are sports camps for children ages 7-12 for basketball, flag football, lacrosse, soccer, tennis, volleyball and multi-sports Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. through August 9. Cost is $315 per camp, which includes tuition, swim sessions in the Conlan Center pool, camper certificate, camp T-shirt and lunch. To register or for more information, call 415-482-3543, visit www.dominicancamps.com, email summercamps@dominican.edu or follow this link ... http://bit.ly/ZUMjUd.

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15 July 2013

9 AM

Dominican's Summer Odyssey program for academically gifted and creatively talented students from Marin County's public and independent schools grades 2-9 begins on campus from 9 a.m. to noon in two one-week sessions. To register or for more information, call 415-485-3255, visit www.dominicancamps.com or email odyssey@dominican.edu.