Page 6 - Boca Club News - January '25

Page 6, Boca Club News
KCOM-PR Founder Appointed to Dean’s

Advisory Board Of FAU College of Arts and Letters

KCOM-PR’ s the garnering of financial support for education, research programs that champion social justice, compassion and
President and Chief and public programs. understanding through enhanced collaborations that
Strategist Bonnie Kaye While serving, Bonnie will focus on supporting strengthen the prominence of these programs.
has been tapped to serve the annual CAST Party, the College’s major “fan and The College of Arts and Letters houses 21 academic
on the Dean’s Advisory scholarship fund” raising event for student scholarships and programs including the School of the Arts, along with
Board for the Dorothy the Dean’s Jewish Leadership Advisory Board to increase humanities degrees, social science degrees and the areas
F. Schmidt College of awareness and community engagement for the future Kurt of communications and architecture. It also houses the
Arts and Letters to advise and Marilyn Wallach Holocaust and Jewish Studies building college’s Center for Peace, Justice and Human Rights;
the Dean and to assist on FAU’s Boca Raton campus. Center for the Future Mind; Women, Gender & Sexuality
him in strategic planning, The Wallach building will become the epicenter Studies; Global Studies; Jewish Studies, among others that
the development and for intercultural dialogue and education in the greater bring together multidisciplinary education focusing on
implementation of short- South Florida region, empowering the next generation of human rights’ education, conflict de-escalation, ethics and
and long-term goals, changemakers. It will memorialize those who perished in the diplomacy, leadership training and peacemaking.
community outreach and Holocaust, honor its survivors and bring together educational
City Unveils New Art Installation at Sugar Sand Park

The City of Boca Raton, Made of glass tiles, Boca Raton Mosaic Composition 1 Now permanently on view at Sugar Sand Park, 300 S.
in partnership with the features hand painted and silhouetted species including sabal Military Trail, the Mosaic wall is available for viewing
Greater Boca Raton Beach palms, mangroves, loggerhead turtles, morning glory, ibis, Mondays through Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sundays
and Park District, celebrated zebra longwing butterflies, osprey and more. from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
the installation of Boca Unveiled on December 6th, the project is the first permanent
Raton Mosaic Composition art installation of the Public Art Boca program, part of the city’s
1, a new public art piece Recreation Services Department, whose mission is to enhance
which adorns the Family public spaces with captivating and engaging artwork.
Pavilion wall at Sugar Sand
Park.
The new art installation
is a vibrant mosaic mural,
31 feet wide x 11 feet tall,
created by renowned naturalist artist James Prosek and
produced by award-winning tile company Artaic. The mosaic
mural commemorates the Beach and Park District’s 50th
anniversary and showcases the rich flora and fauna of South
Florida’s natural environment.

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