Nov 13, 2002
Hensley Sejour ’01 Shares College, Graduate School Experiences
Chemical engineering graduate Hensley Sejour ’01 talked about his experiences as a Lafayette student athlete and current graduate student at Georgia Tech…
Chemical engineering graduate Hensley Sejour ’01 talked about his experiences as a Lafayette student athlete and current graduate student at Georgia Tech…
Eric Cornell, a 2001 Nobel Laureate in physics, will give two free, public lectures and interact with Lafayette students and faculty during a campus visit…
Gerald E. Galloway, Jr., secretary of the United States Section of the International Joint Commission, Washington, D.C., will speak on “21st Century Water…
Five concerts, standup comedy, and screenings of the film My Big Fat Greek Wedding are on the campus entertainment schedule this weekend. Senior Nathan…
Artist and curator David C. Driskell, one of the world’s leading authorities on African-American art, will give Lafayette’s annual David L. Sr. and Helen…
Screenings of the movie XXX and a concert by rock band Jonasay comprise the entertainment options offered by Lafayette Activities Forum this weekend. Starring…
Amy Hillier, research associate at the Cartographic Modeling Laboratory at University of Pennsylvania, will speak on her study, “Redlining and the Home…
Lafayette’s Williams Visual Arts Building will be honored with the Adaptive Reuse Award from the Easton Heritage Alliance, recognizing excellence in improving…
Lafayette will virtually corner the market on major blues and jazz events this month, hosting the first-ever local Blues Festival 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15…
The Newman-Oltman Guitar Duo, Lafayette’s Pesky Artists-in-Residence for 2002-2003, will use live musical examples and slides to present “Guitar in the…