The Jamaican-American poet and playwright Claudia Rankine visited FIT on October 6 to give a public talk and reading, and speak […]
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Category: School of Liberal Arts
Social Sciences Faculty Member Gives Talk on Japanese Fashion at Conference
Yuniya (Yuni) Kawamura gave a talk on the past, present, and future of the Japanese youth subcultures at RuffleCon 2015, an […]
Read moreARTSpeak Lecture: Bruce High Quality Foundation
Monday, October 12, 1:30-2:30 pm Katie Murphy Amphitheatre The ARTSpeak lecture series presents the Bruce High Quality Foundation, a group […]
Read moreLecture: Between the New and the Old: Three Major Sources Shaping Modern Chinese Thought
Tuesday, October 27, 1-2 pm Lagary Board Room, Feldman Center, Ninth Floor As part of a series of talks and activities concerning […]
Read moreLecture: [email protected]: The Muralists in New York
Monday, October 5, 5-6 pm Dubinsky Student Center, Room A802 As part of Hispanic Heritage Month in October, the Department […]
Read moreEnglish and Communication Studies Faculty Member Publishes Articles
Jean Amato has a number of articles due to be published soon in academic publications, as well as an upcoming conference presentation. […]
Read moreClaudia Rankine: The Creative Imagination and Race
Poet and playwright Claudia Rankine will give a talk titled “The Creative Imagination and Race,” followed by a Q&A […]
Read moreScience and Math Assistant Chair and CET Director Named Among Most Inspiring Women in STEM
Karen Pearson and Elaine Maldonado both won 100 Inspiring Women in STEM Awards from Insight Into Diversity, a magazine addressing diversity in higher […]
Read moreFilm and Media Assistant Chair Has Exhibition in Seattle
Michelle Handelman’s exhibition Irma Vep, The Last Breath opened July 11 at the University of Washington’s Henry Art Gallery, in Seattle. The […]
Read moreSocial Sciences Chair Participates in Reading Project in Grenada
Dr. Paul Clement participated in the Read Across Grenada 2015 project, reading from his book Petite Martinique: Traditions and Social Change, in St. George’s, […]
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