Posts tagged with “Traditions” (All posts)
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In his presentation, “Origami from Tsuru to Satellites,” Dr. Lang will discuss the relationship between art and engineering.
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In her presentation, “Finding Your Voice,” she will talk about owning your unique strengths and differences to stand out and to thrive.
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In his presentation, he will explore how he uses the two avenues of history and art to promote a progressive dialogue on the history of indigenous peoples as well as their current struggles.
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Activist Helen Forsythe to deliver Carleton convocation
27 October 2020In her presentation, she shares her philosophy of community organizing.
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Grassroots organizer and scholar Ruth Wilson Gilmore to deliver Carleton convocation
21 October 2020In her presentation, “Meanwhile: Making Abolition Geography,” she will seek to transform how people think about criminal justice.
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In her presentation, “The Power of the Youth Vote,” she will explore how voters perceive, engage in, and seek to reinvent the electoral process using new technologies and forms of activism.
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Author Anika Fajardo to deliver Carleton convocation
7 October 2020In her presentation, she suggests that it is up to each of us to decide what portrait to paint for our own lives.
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Alexander Heffner, host of ‘The Open Mind’ on PBS, to deliver Carleton convocation
28 September 2020In his presentation, titled, “Civil Discourse in an Uncivil Age: The Quest for a Post-Partisan Citizenship,” he will explore increasing divisiveness in American discourse and discuss how citizens, officeholders, journalists and digital platforms can work together to repair the disunity.
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Virtual Opening Convocation 2020
15 September 2020A virtual Opening Convocation was presented on the first day of classes Monday, September 14, and featured remarks from President Poskanzer and a keynote address by Stacey Abrams.
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Virtual Reunion
20 June 2020On June 20, 2020, Carleton hosted a virtual Reunion with a greeting from President Poskanzer and messages from Derek Fried ’93, president of the Alumni Council, and Karen Schilling ’78, chair of the Alumni Annual Fund Board.
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