Lunch & Learn Spring 2011
For a printable version of the Lunch and Learn schedule, click here.
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
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Thursday |
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2/22 |
Lisa Hughes Channel 4 News Anchor |
2/23 |
John Wardle, Professor of Astrophysics, Brandeis Exoplanets and the Hunt for New Earths |
2/24 |
Meg Muckenhaupt Author Boston's Gardens and Green Spaces |
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3/1 |
Marek Lesniewski-Laas Polish-Israeli Relations, 1989-2011 |
3/2 |
Jeb Sharp, Radio journalist with NPR/BBC "The World"
Telling Global Stories in Sound |
3/3 |
Larry Climo, Author
Psychiatrist on the Road: Encounters in Healing and Healthcare |
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3/8 |
Melinda Lopez Playwright (Sonia Flew) and Actress From Page to Stage |
3/9 |
Open Forum |
3/10 |
Daniel Palmer Author of thriller novels Crafting a Suspense Novel: A to Z |
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3/15 |
Juergen Bludau Chief of Clinical Geriatric Services at Brigham & Women's Hospital, Author Aging But Never Old |
3/16 |
Mustapha Abdulai and Mohammed Dawuda, Kamolakhon Rakhmanova, Brandeis SID Graduate Students from Ghana and Uzbekistan Our Stories: Who are We? Where are We Going? |
3/17 |
Kathleen Lawrence Ph.D. English Department Faculty, George Washington U., spouse of Brandeis president Unlocking the Secrets of the Past: My Life as a Literary Archivist
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3/22 |
David E. Matz Prof. Conflict Resolution, UMass/Boston; Partner, The Mediation Group; member of Board, J Street Why is the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict so Hard to resolve? |
3/23 |
Richard Ortner President Boston Conservatory of Music
Pilgrim's Progress |
3/24 |
Shula Reinharz Professor of Sociology, Director Women's Studies Research Center, Brandeis
Research, Art and Activism at WSRC |
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3/29 |
Arthur Finstein Theater Music Director, Educator
Reflections from the Orchestra Pit |
3/30 |
Michael Coogan
David and Bathsheba Reviewed |
3/31 |
Charles Chester Ph.D. Lecturer, Environmental Studies, Heller School, Fletcher School International Implications of Climate Change |
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4/5 |
Barry Bluestone, Dean, School of Social Science, Urban Affairs & Public Policy, Northeastern After the Recovery: Help Needed |
4/6 |
Bud Elliot, Richard Glantz, and Arthur Sharenow
Personal Favorites from our Own Photography Portfolios |
4/7 |
Jose Mateo Director & Choreographer Jose Mateo Ballet Company Dancing for World Community
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4/12 |
Katherine French Director Danforth Museum Danforth Museum of Art: A Museum in Transition |
4/13 |
David Chura, Author of
I Don't Wish Nobody to Have a Life Like Mine: Tales of Kids in Adult Lockup |
4/14 |
Susan Davenny Wyner, Conductor & singers, Boston Midsummer Opera Liberated Opera Heroines of the Late 18th & Early 19th Century |
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4/26 |
Ted Feldman, Mikhail Kats, Harvard Graduate Students, Science in the News The Laser Turns 50: A Brief History and New Frontiers |
4/27 |
Wesley Morris Film Critic Boston Globe |
4/28 |
Gregory Petsko, Prof. Biochemistry, Brandeis, Bruce Magid, Dean, Brandeis International Business School New Worlds to Create, Challenges of the Future |
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5/3 |
Scene-iors BOLLI Drama Group will present a play
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5/4 |
Lexington Symphony Chamber Players
Music for Oboe and Strings, works by Mozart and Britten |
5/5 |
Jodi Sufrin, Matt Stearns , Cantor, Music Educator Funny, It Doesn't Sound Jewish:The ‘Jewish' Origins of Many of our Beloved American Popular Songs |
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Tuesday |
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Wednesday |
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Thursday |
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2/22 |
Lisa Hughes Channel 5 News Anchor |
2/23 |
John Wardle, Professor of Astrophysics, Brandeis Exoplanets and the Hunt for New Earths |
2/24 |
Meg Muckenhaupt Author, Boston's Gardens and Green Spaces |
|
3/1 |
Marek Lesniewski-Laas Polish-Israeli Relations, 1989-2011 |
3/2 |
Jeb Sharp,Radio journalist with NPR/BBC "The World"
Telling Global Stories in Sound |
3/3 |
Larry Climo, Author
Psychiatrist on the Road: Encounters in Healing and Healthcare |
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3/8 |
Melinda Lopez Playwright (Sonia Flew) and Actress From Page to Stage |
3/9 |
Open Forum |
3/10 |
Daniel Palmer Author of thriller novels Crafting a Suspense Novel: A to Z |
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3/15 |
Juergen Bludau Chief of Clinical Geriatric Services at Brigham & Women's Hospital, Author
Aging But Never Old |
3/16 |
Mustapha Abdulai and Mohammed Dawuda, Kamola Rakhmanola, Brandeis SID Graduate Students from Ghana and Uzbekistan Our Stories: Who are We? Where are We Going? |
3/17 |
Kathleen Lawrence Ph.D. English Department Faculty, George Washington U., spouse of Brandeis president
My Adventures in Research |
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3/22 |
David E. Matz Prof. Conflict Resolution, UMass/Boston; Partner, The Mediation Group; member of Board, J Street Why is the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict so Hard to resolve? |
3/23 |
Richard Ortner President Boston Conservatory of Music Conservatory Training in the Brave New World: performing arts across the digital divide
Pilgrim's Progress |
3/24 |
Shula Reinharz Professor of Sociology, Director Women's Studies Research Center, Brandeis
Research, Art and Activism at WSRC |
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3/29 |
Arthur Finstein Theater Music Director, Educator
Reflections from the Orchestra Pit |
3/30 |
Michael Coogan
David and Bathsheba Reviewed |
3/31 |
Charles Chester Ph.D. Lecturer, Environmental Studies, Heller School, Fletcher School International Implications of Climate Change |
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4/5 |
Barry Bluestone, Dean, School of Social Science, Urban Affairs & Public Policy, Northeastern After the Recovery: Help Needed |
4/6 |
Bud Elliot, Richard Glantz, and Arthur Sharenow
Personal Favorites from our Own Photography Portfolios |
4/7 |
Jose Mateo Director & Choreographer Jose Mateo Ballet Company Dancing for World Community
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4/12 |
Katherine French Director Danforth Museum Danforth Museum of Art: A Museum in Transition |
4/13 |
David Chura, Author of
I Don't Wish Nobody to Have a Life Like Mine: Tales of Kids in Adult Lockup |
4/14 |
Susan Davenny Wyner, Conductor & singers, Boston Midsummer Opera Liberated Opera Heroines of the Late 18th & Early 19th Century |
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4/26 |
Ted Feldman, Mikhail Kats, Harvard Graduate Students from Science in the News The Laser Turns 50: A Brief History and New Frontiers |
4/27 |
Wesley Morris Film Critic Boston Globe |
4/28 |
Gregory Petsko, Prof. Biochemistry, Brandeis, Bruce Magid, Dean, Brandeis International Business School New Worlds to Create, Challenges of the Future |
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5/3 |
Scene-iors BOLLI Drama Group will present a play
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5/4 |
Lexington Symphony Chamber Players
Music for Oboe and Strings, works by Mozart and Britten |
5/5 |
Cantor Jodi Sufrin and Matt Sterns, Music Educator Funny, It Doesn't Sound Jewish:The ‘Jewish' Origins of Many of our Beloved American Popular Songs |