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Carleton Connects: Kai Bird ’73 and J. Robert Oppenheimer
Kai Bird ’73 is one of our nation’s preeminent biographers, and the movie Oppenheimer is based on his Pulitzer Prize–winning biography of the father of the atomic bomb. Join Kai for a…
Carleton Connects: Larnzell Martin ’72 and the view from the judge’s bench
We are a nation of laws — but what temperament does it take to apply those laws in the courtroom? Join trial judge Larnzell Martin ’72 for a wide-ranging conversation…
Carleton Connects: Jeff Mow ’81, Therese Picard ’93, and our National Parks
Two alumni with six decades of National Park System experience between them will offer a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep our national parks’ visitors, neighbors, and inhabitants flourishing.
Carleton Connects: Cindy Blaha, Ryan Terrien ’09, and the Webb Telescope
Join Carleton professors Cindy Blaha and Ryan Terrien ’09 for an in-depth conversation on NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.
Carleton Connects: Seven voices for sustainability
The global climate crisis demands a variety of responses, and Carls are stepping up. Join the conversation with a panel of Carleton alumni and staff who are making climate and sustainability central to their work through research, advocacy, art, education, and construction.
Carleton Connects: Chris Purdy ’88 and Elizabeth Smith ’17 on global family planning
Join Chris Purdy ’88 and Elizabeth Smith ’17 for a conversation on the challenges and successes of promoting contraceptives, HIV/AIDS prevention, and family planning in more than 90 countries around the world.
Carleton Connects: Michael Alvarez ’86 on election integrity
Join prominent elections scholar R. Michael Alvarez ’86 for a conversation on the methods and the realities of our nation’s voting system.
Carleton Connects: Nancy Braker ’81 on the Arb in spring
Join Nancy Braker ’81 for a live walking tour of the Arb in all its spring glory.
Carleton Connects: Alex Kosanovich ’14 on accepting mentorship as an accelerator of aspirations
Our speaker will discuss how his constant openness to accepting and seeking out mentors has led to success in research, skill building, and comfort in new environments.
Carleton Connects: Mario Small ’96 on neighborhoods, financial access, and racial inequality
A distinguished scholar of social networks and urban neighborhoods discusses the financial geography of our nation and the importance of race to the accessibility of conventional banks.
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