Join trailblazing photographer and author Lynn Gilbert '59 for a conversation with Erica Chapman '04 exploring the American feminist movement from behind the lens of Lynn's photos. Lynn Gilbert is a documentary photographer who was the first to identify the key women from the second wave of the feminist movement who pioneered in fields traditionally dominated by men. Her book “Particular Passions: Talks with Women Who Have Shaped Our Times” contains these portraits, with each woman's story in her own words. Her subjects, including Louise Nevelson, Gloria Steinem, Betty Friedan, Diana Vreeland, Billie Jean King, Grace Murray Hopper, Joan Ganz Cooney, Lucy Jarvis, Bella Abzug, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and fellow alumna Barbara Walters '51, are women who have shaped history. Lynn's work, a testament to their achievements, is proudly displayed in the Smithsonian's National Portrait Gallery and the New York Historical Society and has been hailed as “revolutionary for shedding light on the accomplishments of women.” An audience Q&A will follow the discussion.
$40.00
$20.00
Join History faculty members Matthew Ellis, the Christian A. Johnson Endeavor Foundation Chair in Middle Eastern Studies and International Affairs, and Philipp Nielsen, the Adda Bozeman Chair in International Relations, for a seminar exploring Israel and Palestine's complex history and future. Matthew and Phillip will begin with an overview of the historical context, covering key topics such as the origins of Zionism, Palestinian and Jewish history before 1948, the establishment of the State of Israel, the 1967 War, and the subsequent occupation of the West Bank and Gaza.
Free
Thursday, Welcome Seminar & Supper: A Photographer's Perspective on the American Feminist Movement:
Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2013 or earlier & all graduate classes)
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$40.00
Recent Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2014–2024)
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$20.00
Friday, Session I: Seminars and Workshops:
Diary Forms A.I. with Angela Ferraiolo, Visual and Studio Arts
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$Free
Power of Place: The Hudson River Museum and Yonkers History with Mary Dillard, African History and Global Studies
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$Free
Drawing Weird Stuff with John O’Connor, Visual and Studio Arts
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$Free
Friday, 50th Reunion Lunch with President Cristle Collins Judd:
Friday, Lunch:
Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2013 or earlier & all graduate classes)
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$35.00
Recent Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2014–2024)
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$20.00
Friday, Local Tour: SLC CURB:
Friday, Local Tour: Hudson River Museum:
Friday, Session II: Seminars and Workshops:
The Posthumous Genius of Emily Dickinson with Neil Arditi, Literature
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$Free
Legal & Political Foundations of Capitalism: the End of Laissez Faire? With Jamee Moudud, Economics
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$Free
The Body Electric: An Exploration of the 'Mind-Body' Connection with Maia Pujara, Psychology
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$Free
The State of Higher Education:
Friday, Service of Remembrance:
Friday, 25th Reunion Dinner:
Friday, Dinner and Drinks:
Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2013 or earlier & all graduate classes)
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$50.00
Recent Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2014–2024)
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$35.00
Friday, Princess Bride Screening:
Saturday, Coffee with Alumni Writers:
Saturday, Israel, Palestine, and Zionism: A Historical Introduction:
Saturday, Flora & Fauna Campus Walk with Ani Adishian '95:
Saturday, Celebration Luncheon:
Saturday, Westlands Festival:
Saturday, Alumni Art Exhibit:
Saturday, 50th Reunion Cocktails & Dinner:
Saturday, Cocktails & Dinner:
Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2013 or earlier & all graduate classes)
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$100.00
Recent Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2014–2024)
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$50.00
Saturday, Midnight Breakfast:
Sunday, Champagne Brunch:
Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2013 or earlier & all graduate classes)
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$40.00
Recent Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2014–2024)
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$25.00
Campus Housing:
Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2013 or earlier & all graduate classes)
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$250.00
Recent Alumni (undergraduate classes of 2014–2024)
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$150.00