Women's Volleyball: SLC @ St. Joe's U Long Island
Athletic Away Patchogue, NY
Open to the public
/ Friday
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November 2024
Friday 1 Nov
Saturday 2 Nov
MS Dance/Movement Therapy Information Session
Virtual Online
Open to the public
/ Saturday
This virtual information session will provide you with the opportunity to connect directly with the Program Director, Elise Risher, to learn more about our program and the Sarah Lawrence community.
REGISTER HERE.
MFA in Writing Virtual Open House with Sarah Lawrence College
Virtual Online
Open to the public
/ Saturday
Join members of Sarah Lawrence's esteemed MFA in Writing community as they explore what makes our MFA program tick. From faculty and peer feedback; to the classroom experience; to what an MFA in Writing really does and is for, this virtual Open House will discuss how Sarah Lawrence's distinct approach to craft, genre, and community integrity make our program an experience any budding writer deserves.
Register here.
Tuesday 5 Nov
Women's Volleyball: SLC v Farmingdale State College
Campbell Sports Center CSC Full Gym
Open to the public
/ Tuesday
Thursday 7 Nov
Women's Volleyball: SLC v York College
Campbell Sports Center CSC Full Gym
Open to the public
/ Thursday
Friday 8 Nov
Saturday 9 Nov
Sunday 10 Nov
Wednesday 13 Nov
MFA Writing Colloquium: Daniel Lavery: Women's Hotels and Mid Century Fiction
Heimbold Visual Arts Center HEIM 202 Donnelley Film Theatre
Open to the public
/ Wednesday
This talk will focus on the brief phenomenon of the women's hotel, of mid century women's fiction and the curious plot point a number of bestsellers had in common from the 1920s to the early 2000s, in the context of researching historical fiction.
Daniel Lavery is the author of Women's Hotel and a cofounder of The Toast.
This event is colloquium credit eligible.
Thursday 14 Nov
Sarah Lawrence College Graduate Theatre Program Virtual Open House
Virtual Online
Open to the public
/ Thursday
This event is open to prospective students interested in the MFA Theatre program. Hosted by Program Director, Caden Manson and Program Manager, Lauren Reinhard with a current graduate student. Participants will get an overview of the program, opportunities they can expect as SLC Theatre Grad students, and have an opportunity to ask questions of Caden, Lauren, and a current grad student. Register here.
Sarah Lawrence MFA in Writing Student Meet and Greet (On Campus)
Slonim SLON Classroom 2nd floor
Open to the public
/ Thursday
Join Director Paige Ackerson-Kiely, Assistant Director Maddie Mori, and current students on campus in the Slonim House for coffee, pastries, and a casual Q&A about the Sarah Lawrence MFA Writing Program, followed by an optional tour of campus by current students. Register here.
Friday 15 Nov
What has Happened to Childhood and Democracy? Reclaiming Progressive Pedagogy: Thomas H. Wright Lecture
Barbara Walters Campus Center BWCC Rooms B and C
Open to the public
/ Friday
There seems to be more and more focus on how fast we can get children to achieve the next milestone or move to the next stage, without enough reflection on the goals of that race. What is being lost in the process? What does it mean to be a child today? What do we conceive childhood to be and how do we keep hold of these core values?
The purpose of this conference is to create a space to address these important questions in light of some of the pressing concerns of our moment in time. By doing so, we hope to reaffirm the importance of childhood in its own right.
REGISTER HERE. SLC faculty, staff, students and alumni contact cdi@sarahlawrence.edu for a discount.
Saturday 16 Nov
What has Happened to Childhood and Democracy? Reclaiming Progressive Pedagogy: Cynthia Longfellow ’72 Lecture
Barbara Walters Campus Center BWCC Room B
Open to the public
/ Saturday
There seems to be more and more focus on how fast we can get children to achieve the next milestone or move to the next stage, without enough reflection on the goals of that race. What is being lost in the process? What does it mean to be a child today? What do we conceive childhood to be and how do we keep hold of these core values?
The purpose of this conference is to create a space to address these important questions in light of some of the pressing concerns of our moment in time. By doing so, we hope to reaffirm the importance of childhood in its own right.
REGISTER HERE. SLC faculty, staff, students and alumni contact cdi@sarahlawrence.edu for a discount.
SLC Homecoming 2024: Women's Basketball v John Jay
Campbell Sports Center CSC Full Gym
Open to the public
/ Saturday
SLC Homecoming 2024: Men's Basketball v Vassar
Campbell Sports Center CSC Full Gym
Open to the public
/ Saturday
Monday 18 Nov
MFA Dance Program Virtual Information Session
Virtual Online
Open to the public
/ Monday
Join us Monday, November 18 from 6:00-7:00 pm for a virtual information session (on Zoom) to learn more about the MFA Dance program at Sarah Lawrence College. Hosted by John Jasperse, Dance Program Director. REGISTER HERE.
Art of Teaching and Child Development Virtual Info Session
Virtual Online
Open to the public
/ Monday
Please join Rue Beckerman, Director of the Art of Teaching Program and Tricia Hanley, Director of the Child Development program for a virtual Open House, where they'll share more about our Children, Childhood and Education graduate offerings at Sarah Lawrence College:
-The Art of Teaching (MSEd)
- Child Development (MA)
- Dual Degree in Child Development and Social Work (MA/MSW)
- Dual Degree in Art of Teaching and Child Development (MSEd/MA)
Tuesday 19 Nov
Wednesday 20 Nov
SLC Music presents: Mary Phillips Studio Recital
Marshall Field MFLD Room 1
Open to the public
/ Wednesday
Thursday 21 Nov
Genetic Counseling Open House Webinar
Virtual Online
Open to the public
/ Thursday
Learn more about the Genetic Counseling Master's degree program at Sarah Lawrence College. Established in 1969, the program was the first of its kind in the United States. It remains the largest graduate program in genetic counseling in the world. REGISTER HERE.