Events
Fellows' Presentation
Tanisha C. Ford / Socialite-Activists and the Black Freedom Struggle from World War II to the Age of Obama
4:00 PM, Knafel Center
Fellows' Presentation
Karmina Šilec / Choregie Project (New Music Theatre) BABA
4:00 PM, Knafel Center
Exhibitions
Clarissa Tossin / Future Fossil Opening Reception
6:00 PM, Johnson-Kulukundis Family Gallery, Byerly Hall
Are Koreans Human? Our Survival Powers, the Quest for Superpowers, and the Problem of Invulnerability
Min Jin Lee RI '19—the author of Free Food for Millionaires and Pachinko—is working on the third novel of The Koreans trilogy.
Join us on February 12 when she explores the will of Koreans to survive and flourish as global citizens, their enduring faith in education, and the costs of such a quest and what it may mean to the larger world they seek to engage.
An Energy Plan the Earth Can Live With?
In October 2018, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued a report on the vital need to hold anthropogenic global warming under 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Join us on January 28 when Daniel M. Kammen will examine the pace of scientific change, the problem of sustained innovation, and the benefits that could be realized by making climate protection a priority.
