It is important to have quality events that are not only informational but educational and which broaden the scope of the classroom or ordinary life. Lectures, master classes, post-film and post-play discussions directly connect presenters with audience. Likewise, exhibits have indirect connections, but offer ways of artists and viewers communicating.  

Cultural Affairs events are diverse in topic and discipline, and offer to students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the community-at-large, presentations/performances on subjects of interest and timely issues.