Program
Fall 2022
September 7 - December 7, 2022
If a time and date are underscored below, click to read the minutes.
Fall 2022
September 7 - December 7, 2022
If a time and date are underscored below, click to read the minutes.
What’s “New” in The New Princeton Companion Robert K. Durkee Vice President and Secretary Emeritus, Princeton University |
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Making the Supreme Court: The Politics of Appointments 1930-2020 Charles Cameron Professor of Politics and Public and International Affairs, Princeton University |
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An American Urbanist in the Suburban Nation Richard Rein Founder of US 1 Magazine, Author |
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The Arab Spring Ten Years Later Amaney Jamal Dean, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs |
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Moving Up Without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility Jennifer Morton Associate Professor of Philosophy, Univ. of Pennsylvania |
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Wilson, Roosevelt and Addams : Their Battle over the Decision that Changed the Twentieth Century Neil Lanctot American Historian, Author |
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Preservation Architecture Practice Today: Where Teamwork, Technology and Architecture Connect Annabelle Radcliffe-Trenner AIA, RIBA Principal, Historic Buildings Architects LLC |
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Second Revolutions: Thomas Jefferson and the Making of the Haitian Revolution James Alexander Dun Associate Dean, Princeton University |
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Innovation and Challenge: A Brief Look at Public Art and Contemporary Sculpture Thomas Moran Former Chief Curator at Grounds for Sculpture |
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The Midterm Election and the Future of American Democracy Nolan McCarty Professor of Politics and of Public Affairs, Princeton University |
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10:15 a.m. – Nov 16 Introducer: George Bustin Minutes: Julie Elward-Berry |
Slowing the Ticking Clock: Quantitating “Quality of Life” with Age Coleen Murphy Professor of Molecular Biology, Director, Laboratories for Aging Research, Princeton University |
Nov 23 |
No Meeting - Thanksgiving Break |
Historical Perspectives on the Ukraine War Harold James Professor of History and International Affairs, Princeton University |
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Why Collaboration between the Sciences and Humanities Is Difficult – and so Desperately Needed David Nirenberg Director, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton |