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SLC on Facebook and Twitter!Become a fan or Follow SLC! High School Summer Intensives at SLC
Want to share Sarah Lawrence with the high school students in your life? Find out about our high school summer intensives in creative writing, musical theatre, visual arts, mathematics and more. Learn more Attention SLC Alumnae/i Professional Fine Artists
Painter Sherry McVickar '74 would like to "meet" her fellow SLC fine artists. She has some ideas about possible online engagements: setting up a blog, web site, or google group devoted solely to SLC artists. To submit your name to Sherry, please email her. Giving News
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Support The Fund for Sarah Lawrence by making a gift today. Give today | | Upcoming Special EventsUpcoming Faculty on the RoadsMarch 6, 2010 | Los Angeles | Shahnaz Rouse, Landscapes of Memory | March 7, 2010 | San Francisco | Shahnaz Rouse, Landscapes of Memory |
SLC Women's History Reception
March 6, 2010, 6:30 PM
Slonim Living Room
Sarah Lawrence College Campus
Special Guest:
Priscilla Murolo, Director, Graduate Program in Women's History This reception is after the close of the Twelfth Annual Women's History Conference: "The Message is in the Music: Hip Hop Feminism, Riot Grrrl, Latina Music, and More" Career Symposium 2010
March 10, 2010, 5:30 PM
Faculty Dining Room
Sarah Lawrence College Campus
A two-part series focusing on today's job market and how to start your career. Attend the first of a two-part series of workshops facilitated by guest speaker, Dede Bartlett, discussing career-related topics for recent graduates and current students. Join us for one or both presentations, loaded with practical advice and tips. (Part B of this event will take place on April 28th.) SLC Brooklyn: John Jasperse '85 EventAn open rehearsal of "Truth, Revised Histories, Wishful Thinking, and Flat Out Lies"
Followed by lunch.
March 28, 2010, 12:00 PM
View photos from recent events Register for an event See Office-sponsored Events Calendar Barbara Walters On Campus!"You’re very smart, smarter than almost anyone in this country, going to this school," stated Barbara Walters, broadcasting legend and Sarah Lawrence alumna, when she returned to campus on January 29 to answer questions about her life and career. Read the full article Norma Darden '61 Commended by CICUOn March 1st, Norma Jean Darden '61 was officially inducted into the Independent Sector Alumnae/i Hall of Distinction by Commission on Independent Colleges and Universities. Their chosen theme in 2010 was to showcase economic development role models. This theme highlighted alumnae/i from independent colleges and universities in New York State who chose to grow businesses in New York, bringing jobs and economic benefits to their communities. Read the full article Joan H. Marks '51 To Be Honored FRIA – The Voice and Resource for Quality Long Term Care - will honor Joan H. Marks '51 at its annual Spring Benefit. Reception and dinner will take place at Manhattan Penthouse on Monday, June 14, 2010. FRIA is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to fostering the dignity and independence of seniors in long term care settings, with a special focus on nursing home residents, and to ensuring that they receive prompt, high quality compassionate care. We seek to accomplish this by helping friends and relatives become more informed and effective caregivers for the needs of their loved ones. Translating TartuffeIn March, theatregoers at Sarah Lawrence's Suzanne Werner Wright Theatre will see OBIE Award-winning playwright Amlin Gray’s recent translation and new ending to Moliere’s masterpiece, Tartuffe. Read the full article Alumnae/i Announcements Have you recently changed jobs, received a promotion, or won an award in your field? Share your accomplishment with the alumnae/i community. Oscar-winning filmmaker, Lynne Littman '62 has been elected a Governor of the Motion Picture Academy. Lynne won her Oscar for her documentary, "Number Our Days" and later directed "Testament" for which Jane Alexander '61 won a Best Actress nomination. Her documentary feature credits include "Having Our Say: The Delaney Sisters First 100 Years". Whitney Benzian '02 was featured in a local online news publication for being one of their "35 under 35". SDNN asked readers, elected officials and nonprofit leaders throughout the region to submit their nominations for 35 leaders under the age of 35. Whitney Benzian serves as the director of special projects for City Council President Ben Hueso in San Diego. Richard Morais '81 announces the US book launch of his much-acclaimed novel, "The Hundred-Foot Journey". The book will be released by Scribner on July 6, 2010. Madeline Silber '83 announces she will have five paintings in the 62nd Exhibition of Central New York Artists. The show runs from February to May of this year at 310 Genesee Street, Utica, NY. Click here for more information on alumnae/i news Click here for college updates | | |