Join us as we celebrate our 2020 Faculty Exhibition featuring full-time professors and part-time instructors working at the Dodd! The party will include snacks and libations, personalized caricatures by Dodd MFA candidate, Luka Carter, button making in the art library, and live music by Random Acts Party Band. FREE and open to the public.

The sculpted bodies that confront visitors to Gothic cathedrals – on portals, screens, and interior walls – represent a wide swath of characters. Through their iconographic conventions we can recognize them as angels (beings that, in essence, did not possess physical bodies), saints returned from death, historical persons otherwise known only as names, royalty whose identities oscillate between ancient and contemporary referents, or representatives of foreign lands or marginalized communities who had a role to play in Christian narratives.

The Fontaine Center is bringing mindfulness to Lamar Dodd. Koru Mindfulness is a 4-session course that will teach you the skills and practices for mindfulness. Students who have completed Koru report feeling more mindful, less stressed, better rested, and less self-judgment.

We’re facilitating this Koru series specifically for Lamar Dodd students, so grab a friend and come join us at the following times: