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COMMUNITY CALENDAR June 2013

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Through July 27

Exhibit:The River

The River: evolving group show. Bockley Gallery presents an extended group show that will be constantly changing through the course of its run. The beginning iteration will include work by Barbara Kreft, Jim Denomie, Frank Big Bear, Star Wallowing Bull, Wendy Red Star, among others. Gallery Hours: Wednesday through Saturday, Noon to 5 pm. Bockley Gallery, 2123 W 21st Street (west of Lake of the Isles, near Franklin), Minneapolis. For more info, call 612 377 4669 or see: www.bockleygallery.com.

Aug. 1(deadline)

Applications Available for SMSC Scholarship at U of M

Applications available for Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community Endowed Scholarship at the U of MN for  2013-2014 academic year. SMSC scholarship program supports incoming U of MN freshmen and transfer students with financial need. May also be awarded to qualified, newly admitted graduate and professional students in specific disciplines. Criteria: Admission to one of the U of MN’s five campuses (Twin Cities, Crookston, Duluth, Morris, or Rochester) as a full-time undergraduate or graduate student; Enrollment in a federally recognized tribe or students who qualify under the Indian Education Act; A focus in medicine, dentistry/health, public health, engineering, business administration/accounting, math, science, technology, public policy, government administration, education or law. For more info, visit www.shakopeedakota.org/scholarships.html or e-mail Rickey Hall at hallrl@umn.edu. Applications postmarked on or before Aug. 1.  

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