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Carleton Connects: Jack El-Hai ’79 on how to tell stories and make movies
Jack El-Hai ’79 is the award-winning author of The Nazi and the Psychiatrist (the basis of the forthcoming movie Nuremberg), Face in the Mirror (published this month), and many other works of nonfiction. Join the conversation…
Carleton Connects: Pete Cowdin ’85 and bringing books to life
There’s nothing quite like it. The Rabbit hOle, a new immersive museum experience in Kansas City dedicated to children’s literature, is the singular brainchild of Pete Cowdin ’85 and his partner Deb Pettid.…
Carleton Connects: Toni Carter ’75 and public service
Communities thrive when their leaders make room for the voices of the disempowered. Join Toni Carter ’75 for a conversation on her experience as a public servant dedicated to improving the lives…
Carleton Connects: The direction of TV and film
Carleton is justifiably proud of its many alumni who have gone on to stellar careers in film and TV. Join four distinguished directors and producers—Wendy West ’94, Andrij Parekh ’94, Maggie Bowman…
Carleton Connects: Dan Hernández and regenerative agriculture
Can we really produce food in a way that is good for the environment? Carleton biology professor Dan Hernández studies regenerative agriculture and its goal of restoring soil quality through management practices based on…
Carleton Connects: Ken Fisher ’55 and the science of sleep
Why do we spend one third of our lives almost completely defenseless and in ignorance of the world around us? Doctor Ken Fisher ’55, who has worked on sleep medicine…
Carleton Connects: Julia Strand and scientific credibility
If a scientific experiment can’t be replicated, can it be trusted? Join Carleton psychology professor Julia Strand to hear how research in many scientific disciplines has been reformed over the past decade to…
Carleton Connects: Ed Bice ’88 and the future of our information ecosystems
Is the content streaming onto 5 billion smartphones making our planet wiser? Smarter? Healthier? Is it making our democracies more representative and our institutions more responsive and our social fabric…
Carleton Connects: Nancy Braker ’81 and the Arb in the fall
Nancy Braker ’81, the Puzak Family Director of the Cowling Arboretum, is back for a third online tour of the Arboretum, this time as autumn leaves start to fall. Find…
Carleton Connects: Brian Klaas ’08 on chaos, chance, and choice
Everything may happen for a reason—just not the one you’re in charge of. If you want to join the fandom of the random, read Fluke: Chance, Chaos, and Why Everything We…
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