Drew Minter, conductor

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At Poughkeepsie Day School, children are active participants in their learning. Through tangible, collaborative, and immersive experiences, students develop curiosity, confidence, and a lasting passion for discovery.

Jeremy Varon is a Professor of History at The New School and author of Our Grief Is Not a Cry for War: The Movement to Stop the War on Terror (U. Of Chicago Press).

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Join us for a book launch and panel on community-engaged learning, featuring Vassar faculty, staff, and guests. Organized by Maria Hantzopoulos.

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8:00 p.m.

Open to the public. Reservations required.

Shirley Johnson-Lans, Professor Emerita of Economics, reflects on her role in establishing health economics at Vassar and advancing the field within the discipline of economics.

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As part of this year’s Community Care festivities, please join us at The Vassar Table—a gathering to commemorate what makes Vassar, Vassar. Catered by Vassar Dining, the menu will feature dishes inspired by the land, traditions, and stories that have shaped the college.

Campus community only, please.

Professor Jose Perea of Northeastern University explores how topological invariants can be applied to machine learning tasks, including computer vision, time series analysis, and dimensionality reduction.

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In this lecture, Yale University’s Reuben Post Halleck Professor of History, Paul Bushkovitch, challenges the assumption among historians of early modern Russia that, prior to Peter the Great, Russian culture was almost entirely religious.

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