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April 2024
Breakthroughs in Storytelling
Columbia DSL’s Breakthroughs in Storytelling, an annual celebration of new forms and functions of storytelling, returns this month with three special events. Learn more and register ==> Event Contact Information: Lance Weiler lw2470@columbia.edu
Pre-Launch Reading from “The God of Freedom” with Yulia Musakovska
Please join the Ukrainian Studies Program at the Harriman Institute for a pre-Launch Reading from “The God of Freedom” and Conversation with Yuliya Musakovska. Moderated by Mark Andryczyk. Yuliya Musakovska celebrates the upcoming release of her poetry collection, The God of Freedom, in English translation from Arrowsmith Press. Joining her will be her translator Olena Jennings. The event will […]
Orange Road String Quartet: Sonic Architectures
The Orange Road String Quartet presents a program of quartets that build elaborate and interweaving structures at the intersection of secular and spiritual, set against the backdrop of the beautiful Saint Paul’s Chapel. Featuring music by Caroline Shaw, inti figgis-vizueta and Iannis Xenakis, each piece serves as a unique meditation on architecture and its various […]
May 2024
Interdisciplinary Instruction for Sustainability: Teacher Training for Climate Change Education
Join us for the International Workshop on Environment, Sustainability, & Education Interdisciplinary Instruction for Sustainability: Teacher Training for Climate Change Education Speaker: Jiwon Kim Date: Wednesday, May 1st 2024 Time: 9:00 am EST This presentation explores interdisciplinary instruction for sustainability as exemplary practice for necessary teacher training, especially in light of the 2020 New Jersey Student Learning […]
May Narrative Medicine Rounds with Andrew Leland
“The Country of the Blind,” a conversation with Andrew Leland moderated by Allison Coffelt For our final Rounds event of the school year we are delighted to welcome Andrew Leland, author of the recent book The Country of the Blind: A Memoir at the End of Sight. Named one of the best books of the […]
“The Earth is God’s and All That It Holds”: A Jewish Conversation About the Environment
Wednesday, May 1, 2023 7:00 p.m. ET Online With Dr. Eliezer Diamond, Professor David Kraemer, and JTS students Benjamin Kamine and Ilana Sandberg (moderator) Join JTS professors Eliezer Diamond and David Kraemer in a conversation about the possibilities and challenges of applying Jewish frameworks to the environmental crisis. This talk is the first session in […]
Institutional Psychotherapy: Legacy and Constellations of Francesc Tosquelles
Situated at the intersection of art and psychiatry, the exhibition Francesc Tosquelles: Avant-Garde Psychiatry and the Birth of Art Brut explores for the first time in the United States the legacy of Catalan psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles. After fleeing the Nationalist government of Franco amidst the Spanish Civil War, Tosquelles arrived in 1940 at the Saint-Alban […]
Columbia Aging Center Distinguished Lecture:The Longevity Imperative
Please join us for the Robert N. Butler 2024 Distinguished Lecture in the Columbia Aging Center Series: THE LONGEVITY IMPERATIVE Speaker: Andrew J. Scott, DPhil, MSc Professor of Economics London Business School This is a hybrid seminar. Please register in advance for in-person or online attendance at this link: https://tinyurl.com/CACScott You may attend VIA ZOOM OR IN […]
Internal Medicine Genetics Case Studies
“Diagnostic Challenges in Primary Ciliary Dyskinesia” It is important for pulmonologists to be aware of clinical presentations of PCD, given it is likely much more prevalent than previously thought. However, the road to an established diagnosis is fraught with testing limitations and obstacles. “Lung and Liver: When Multiple Organs Come up Short” Multi-organ phenotypes c […]
Seminars in Precision Medicine
The benefits and harms emerging from digital data are distributed inequitably, within and across society. Solidarity-based data governance (in short: data solidarity) seeks to change that. It seeks to facilitate and promote low-risk data uses that are likely to create significant benefits for people and communities, while calling for prohibitions of data use that are […]
Child Abuse Identification and Reporting Workshop
Teachers College is a NYSED-Approved provider of the Child Abuse Identification and Reporting workshop, which is required for many administrative, teaching, and pupil-personnel certification areas. This learning experience will prepare you to recognize signs of child abuse and train you on your legal responsibilities as a mandated reporter. We are providing these workshops through […]
School Violence Prevention and Intervention Workshop
Teachers College is a New York State approved provider of the School Violence Prevention and Intervention Workshop, which is a requirement for many administrative, teaching, and pupil-personnel certification areas. We are providing these workshops through a Zoom format. Time: 12:45-2:45 Open to TC students, TC Alumni, and the general public; registration is required; […]
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