What Heroin Sounds Like "Day of Making"
Hosted and Run by LVC Students
Annville, PA (11/29/2017) — What: Lebanon Valley College and What Heroin Sounds Like "Day of Making"
When: Sunday, December 3, 2017; 9 a.m.
Where: Fencil Building, Lebanon Valley College, Route 934, Annville. Pa.
Who: Lebanon Valley College students and faculty, and all community members
Contact: Tom Hanrahan, director of campus communications, hanrahan@lvc.edu or 717-867-6031
Details: Adam Delmarcelle, LVC adjunct instructor in art, and Mathew Samuel, LVC associate professor of digital communications, host a student-faculty collaboration to raise awareness within the community about opioid addiction and to eliminate the stigma surrounding addiction. This "Day of Making," funded by a Lebanon Valley College grant and primarily run by LVC students, will bring people together to create works of art representing how they and their families have been affected by the epidemic. Families will share their stories through the creative work they produce during the event and the works will be displayed in the College's Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery toward the end of March.
More Information: http://www.lvc.edu/news/details/art-and-digicom-students-and-faculty-collaborate-on-community-project/
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