SUPPORT & EXPRESSION IN THE BICENTENNIAL
IN CASE YOU MISSED ITAlumni can access at any time past bicentennial event recordings, including:
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Leigh Winter Martin ’99 Spins an epic Tale
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| upcoming Bicentennial events
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April 22, 12:00 p.m. EDTThis interactive workshop invites you to imagine and express your connection to nature—no artistic ability necessary! Create, share and dream of healing and wholeness for ourselves and our world.
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April 24, 2:00 p.m. EDTHarry Yoon ’93, Kevin Lee ’97, and Jeongyoon Han ’21 participate in a pre-Oscars discussion of Minari, a powerful immigrant story nominated for six Academy Awards this year, including best picture.
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April 25, 4:00 p.m. EDTIn this first in a series of panels discussing LGBTQ+ life at Williams across the decades, hear Mike Dively ’61, Stephen Rosenbaum ’69, Rives Kistler ’71, Dan Pinello ’72, Lisa Capaldina ’78, and Lucy Bledsoe ’79 speak about their experience on campus and in their post-Williams life.
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April 29, 8:00 p.m. EDTBrian discusses the later years of our lives, typical patterns of change, and common sources of stress and uplift as families work together to maximize well-being for everyone involved.
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May 5, 1:00 p.m. EDTBernice Hutchinson ’81, Vidisha Patel ’85 and Michaela Kearney ’15 are joined by Michael Gadson ’79 and Michele Rogers ’79 to discuss mental health and wellness, barriers to care, and the compounding impact of COVID-19 on mental health nationally.
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May 11, 8:00 p.m. EDTNancy Baker Cahill ’92, founder and artistic director of 4th Wall, a free augmented reality public art platform exploring resistance and inclusive creative expression, in conversation with Ethan Zuckerman ’93.
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From the '68 Center for Career Exploration This summit will provide a space for Black female students to learn from and connect with alumnae of diverse fields, to prepare for life after college and to build skills for Black excellence.
Part of a student-run conference that brings together the entrepreneurial minds of the entire Williams community, this Eph version of Shark Tank features 16 teams testing their value proposition before a group of experts.
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News from the college
Awards and Accolades- Matt Carter, associate professor of biology, was named Williams’ John Hyde Teaching Fellow.
- Another nomination to the Biden administration is antitrust scholar Lina Khan ’10, as commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission.
- Williams Bolin Fellow Franny Choi was listed as one of seven Asian poets whose words are an act of resistance by Colorlines.
- Saroya Corbett and Katherine Gutiérrez will serve as the Gaius Charles Bolin Fellows for 2021-22. The fellowships are named for Williams’ first Black alumnus and are awarded to graduate students from underrepresented groups.
- Laura Martin, assistant professor of environmental studies, received an ACLS fellowship for her research on auxinic herbicides and their far-reaching effects on the environment and human health.
Faculty in the News In MemoriamPhebe Cramer, emerita professor of psychology, passed away on April 2, 2021. After teaching at Barnard College and the University of California at Berkeley, she spent almost 40 years on the Williams faculty teaching developmental psychology and child clinical psychology. Additionally, she wrote more than 90 scholarly articles and five books, maintained a small private practice and was the recipient of many professional honors, including the Association for Research in Personality’s Henry A. Murray Award in 2018.
Truth in SportsLifelong LearningEphs Making Connections
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