Each year, students in FIT’s Presidential Scholars Program read an assigned book over the summer to discuss with faculty and […]
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Rescuing Refugees in the Mediterranean Sea: FIT’s World Affairs Lecture
According to the UNHCR, the U.N. Refugee Agency, more than 65 million people in the world have been displaced from […]
Read moreWorld Affairs Lecture Series: Jenelle Eli
Jenelle Eli, director of International Communications at American Red Cross in Washington D.C., will address current issues surrounding refugees, with a focus […]
Read morePresidential Scholars Colloquium: An Evening of Opera
The Presidential Scholars honors program hosts an introduction to opera, presented with humor and music by baritone opera singer David Serero, […]
Read moreAn Evening with the Central Park Five and Filmmaker Sarah Burns: Looking Back to Look Forward
In 1989, five black and Latino teenagers were wrongly convicted for the rape of a white woman in Central Park. The […]
Read moreElecting a New President, with Errol Louis
The FIT community is invited to an evening of discussion, debate, and political analysis with Errol Louis, political anchor of NY1 News […]
Read moreWorld Affairs Lecture: Being Displaced: Walking Through the Refugee Camps in Iraq
Thursday, April 14, 1-2 pm Pomerantz Center, Room D207 FIT student Trupal Pandya, Photography ’16, presents “Being Displaced: Walking Through the […]
Read moreLiberal Arts Dean’s Forum and Presidential Scholars Colloquium: Praveen K. Chaudhry
Wednesday, February 24, 6-8:30 pm Katie Murphy Amphitheatre Social Sciences Professor Praveen K. Chaudhry will discuss his journeys and photographs—currently on […]
Read moreExhibition: Invisible Nomads of the Himalayas: A Life Caught in Turmoil
February 9-26 Feldman Center Lobby Social Sciences faculty member Praveen K. Chaudhry presents photographs from his work in the Himalayas […]
Read moreWorld Affairs Lecture: Promoting Peace Through Sufi Music
Thursday, November 19, 1-2 pm Dubinsky Student Center, Room D207 The Social Sciences Department and the Presidential Scholars program present a lecture […]
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