To a packed audience of over 150 participants, three American politics faculty members took part in a panel discussion titled “Finally, It’s Over: The 2016 Election and Its Aftermath” on Thursday, November 10th, 2016 at the Rockefeller Center.
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At recent dinner funded by the Rockefeller Mini-Grants program, Sumita Strander '18 reflects that "while we still have the chance to change majors and have freedom to explore, time moving way too fast to keep pushing off this introspection."
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A few weeks ago, The Thought Project was joined by Professor Gaposchkin for a dinner discussion on the importance of a liberal arts education. As was rightly noted, most of us in the room already were already convinced of its critical role. Nevertheless, it was a welcome opportunity to pause and reflect on bigger questions that normally escape us during busy terms. At the dinner’s conclusion, I was left with perhaps more questions than I had at its beginning, but still felt as if I had progressed just by welcoming these new questions for contemplation.
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At a recent RLF session, Professor Robbie demonstrates that "we live under the illusion of normalcy, but we are really in a time of revolution – the ability to work in teams and practice innovation is more important than ever."
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Akanksha Wasan '18 reflects on how recoginzing her identity as being made up of of "multiple selves" can help shape her conversations with others about cultural perceptions at a recent RGLP session with Dr. Uju Anya ’98.
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