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Sep
5
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Town Hall Meeting – Faculty3:30-4:30 pm, Romita Auditorium, Ryan Library President Joseph E. Nyre invites all faculty to join him for a Town Hall Discussion to share reflections on the summer and forthcoming academic year. The conversation will include an update on the implementation of the strategic plan, the size of the freshman class, and other topics. |
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Sep
7
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"Food for Thought": Faculty Lunch SeriesThe Dean's Office and CELTIC are pleased to sponsor a faculty lunch series in September, October and November. Invited faculty or visiting scholars will give brief talks followed by a lively exchange among colleagues. Topics may include anything applcable to education and scholarly life, from ethics and aesthetics, to media and the craft of writing. The series in intended to foster interdisciplinary discussion and engagement between faculty from a range of specialities, and to enrich the intellectual life of our campus community. The series will begin September 7 in the Hegarty, Hynes Athletics Center from Noon to 1:00 p.m. Lunch will be served. Our first speaker in the newly revitalized symposium is Dr. Catherine Stratton from the History department. Dr. Stratton will be discussing her recent research on black communities of colonial Manhattan entitled "Reconstructing the Black Communities of Colonial Manhattan: A Challange in Historical Geography." |
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Sep
10
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ISI Event: Merton and Heschel - Partners in Prayer, Peace and Interfaith Dialogue7:30pm, Thomas J. Burke Lounge, Spellman Hall Merton's extant correspondence with Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel from December 1960 - December 1966 offers a brief window into kindred spirits who were deeply committed to prayer, to the efforts of peace, and to the interfaith dialogue. As both mystics and social activists, Merton and Heschel were challenged to integrate spirituality and the quest for social justice. Invited Scholar: Mary Christine Athans, B.V.M., Ph.D. |
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Sep
12
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Faithful Citizenship Project with Drew DellingerWednesday/Thursday, September 12-13, 2012 Iona Spirituality Institute and The Thomas Berry Forum for Ecological Dialogue Join us for any of these three creative programs which inaugurate Iona's "Faithful Citizenship" series in preparation for the US Presidential Election 2012. Featuring Poet-in-Residence Drew Dellinger in three Spoken Word Performances. Sponsored by the Iona Council for the Arts. |
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Sep
13
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Fall Convocation3:45 pm, Murphy Auditorium |
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Sep
14
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Faculty Teaching Circle12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, Faculty Reception Room, Spellman Hall. |
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Sep
16
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The Iona College Faculty ExhibitionBr. Kenneth Chapman Gallery September 16-October 30, 2012 More information » Opening Reception: Sunday, September 16, 1:00 - 3:00 pm |
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Sep
25
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Constitution Day4:00 pm, Romita Auditorium, Ryan Library Wendy Weiser, Democracy Director, Brennan Center, NYU Law. She will give a talk on "Voting and Challenges in the 2012 Election". |
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Sep
27
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Jose Limón Dance Company Transcendence: Choreography as Text7:00 pm, Christopher J. Murphy Auditorium, Admission: $5 |
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Oct
9
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Brazilian Guitars and Percussion: Live!5:00 pm, Romita Auditorium, Ryan Library; Admission: $5 Carlos Almeida, master Brazilian guitarist and Zé Mauricio, highly regarded Brazilian percussionist will thrill the senses with a captivating experience of Brazilian music. 6-string, 7-string and cavaquinho guitars will be joined by exciting Brazilian rhythms that will get you moving! Q&A to follow. |
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Oct
12
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Faculty Teaching Circle12:00 pm – 1:00 pm, Faculty Dining Room. |
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Oct
19
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The International Conference of Thomas Paine StudiesIona College will host a gathering of national and international scholars for presentations and discussion on the life, legacy and ideas of a long neglected Founding Father of the United States, Thomas Paine. In addition to 34 papers delivered in twelve sessions of scholarly presentations, the conference will also feature a keynote speech by Lewis Lapham, a presentation of the play, Citizen Paine, as well as receptions at the Thomas Paine National Historical Association Building and the Thomas Paine Cottage. The conference is open to scholars, students and the general public. For more information on the conference (schedule, accommodation, registration), please visit The International Conference of Thomas Paine Studies. |
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Oct
30
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Faithful Citizenship Series / Week of the Peacemaker on Social MediaWaleed Nasser, the online community manager at Soliya, will be giving a talk on "Social Media and the Egyptian Revolution". |
FPA Upcoming Events
• Visual Arts Faculty Exhibition
• Jose Limón Dance Company
• Brazilian Guitars, Percussion
• Crime and Punishment