Event Registration

James Marshall, Computer Science faculty, leads a seminar titled, "Machine Learning: The Biologically-Inspired Path to Artificial Intelligence." Event will take place at Club Quarters Midtown (40 West 45th Street--between 5th and 6th).

Scott Calvin, Physics faculty, leads a seminar titled, "The Science of Steampunk: 19th Century Scientist-Adventurers and the Rebirth of Technological Individualism in the 21st Century." Hosted by Judy Dwan Hallet ’64 in Washington DC (Forest Hills). Please register or inquire to receive the address.

Teeming with rich characters and revolutionary dialogue, this critically-acclaimed West End and Off-Broadway sensation will awaken all of your senses as it boldly asks some of life’s hardest questions: what is communication and understanding, and can we truly have it—with anyone? Featuring original Off-Broadway cast members Susan Pourfar and Mare Winningham.

Please join alumni and parents for a reception with President Karen Lawrence. This event will by hosted by Rebecca Terner Lentchner '87 and Jesse Lentchner '88

Joel Sternfeld, Photography faculty, leads a seminar titled, "Ma Vie en Kodachrome." The event will take place at The Contemporary Jewish Museum (736 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103).

Joel Sternfeld, Photography faculty, leads a seminar titled, "Ma Vie en Kodachrome." Presented in The Herb Alpert Educational Village at New Roads School (3131 Olympic Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90404).

DC: Where We Are From: Place and Personhood in Fiction An Evening with SLC Alumnus and former faculty member Allan Gurganus & Elizabeth Strout

Join fellow alumni on campus and be a Sadie Lou student again for a day! The day will begin with brunch at Bates at 10:30am, followed by a seminar with Adam Brown (Psychology Faculty) at 12pm. The seminar will be based on Professor Brown's course "The Psychological Science of Happiness." We’ll conclude the day by cheering on the Women’s Softball Team at Marshall Field at 2pm as they take on SUNY Purchase.

Join present and former SLC Athletes along with Campbell Sports Center staff for an evening of reminiscing and celebrating exciting new athletic endeavors at SLC. Appetizers will be provided, and the first drink is included with your registration.

Alumni will meet at Art 101 (101 Grand Street, Brooklyn) followed by self-guided tour and lunch at Baci & Abbracci.

Joseph Forte, Art and Architectural History faculty, leads a seminar titled, "Manifestos of Modern Architecture: ARE THESE PEOPLE SERIOUS!?" Hosted by Margaret Shepherd ’69 in Boston's Back Bay. Please register or inquire to receive the address.

Bella Brodzki '72, Literature faculty, leads a seminar titled, "The Role of Translation in Our Literary Marketplace: How Foreign Works Become 'Global' "