Stegner Fellows lead and influence with words. Michele Elam is a 2018 AALCS award recipient. Playwright Steven Rathje wins Gates Cambridge Scholarship. Infectious-disease expert explains data via sculptures, contraptions. Vice President for the Arts. Vice President for the Arts. Institute for Diversity in the Arts.

Hunters Point Shipyard, San Francisco. Hunters Point Shipyard, San Francisco. 116 at The Wave Organ, San Francisco. A site specific performance based on Sophocles fragment of his lost play Nausicaä at Pillar Point, with The Chocolate Heads and The Iota. A site specific performance based on Sophocles fragment of his lost play Nausicaä with The Chocolate Heads and The Iota.

Autonomous robotics class integrates theory and practice. Students programmed robots to autonomously navigate an unknown cityscape and aid in a simulated rescue of animals in peril in a class that mimics the programming needed for autonomous cars or robots of the future. Stanford creates opportunities for meaningful engagement with the arts for students and the university community through an extensive guest artists program.

Is a versatile actress based in San Francisco. She is the grateful recipient of a 2013-2014 Theatre Bay Area TITAN Award. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Stanford University, Rosie enjoys the pleasures and challenges of performing in both established plays and new works. She is a company member of. Word for Word Performing Arts Company.

Saturday, August 1, 2015. Two Highly Rated Shows Return for Encores in August. By popular demand of audiences, two excellent productions that graced local stages earlier this year will re-open this month for extended runs. Each tells a GLBT-related story and relates an important story of our not-too-distant history. August 5-29, 2015, once again at the Eureka Theatre in San Francisco. Is a show not to be missed.