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50th Reunion Weekend: Coeducation The Second Wave
Hear from some of the first women on campus as well as a current student on Wesleyan's 2nd wave of coeducation. What has changed? What hasn't?
1:33:53
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50th Reunion Weekend: Reflections on Race
In the late 1960s and early 1970s, students of color were recruited and admitted to Wesleyan in an effort to address inequities prevalent in American Society. Today, Wesleyan continues to seek students of color for many of the same reasons.
1:25:38
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The Wesleyan Documentary Project WESeminar
A virtual WESeminar with Associate Professor Tracy Heather Strain, the Corwin-Fuller Professor of Film Studies, along with a panel of students and a recent alumna, discussing the impact of the Wesleyan Documentary Project.
59:19
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NASA's Return to Venus
Hear from Professor Martha Gilmore, the George I. Seney Professor of Geology in Wesleyan's Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, about NASA's two upcoming missions to Venus.
1:13:45
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Virtual: Music at Wesleyan – 1968 to 1973
In the late 1960s and early 1970s Wesleyan was host to a remarkably diverse collection of star-studded musical performances. The performances were memorable and often times the staging of these events was complex and challenging.
1:27:16
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Show Me The Numbers WESeminar
Alumni and parents are invited to learn about how Wesleyan is expanding engagement with data analysis across different majors and the work that students are doing through Wesleyan’s Quantitative Analysis Center (QAC).
1:19:17
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Study Abroad WESeminar
Study Abroad staff discuss what families need to know about study abroad for Wesleyan students.
57:39
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Social Media and Social Divisiveness
How has the evolution of social media platforms affected societal polarization? The 50th Reunion Class of 1972 sponsors an inter-generational panel of alums to share views on these questions.
1:00:50
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HCFW2021 Annual Parents Assembly
Annual Homecoming/Family Weekend event featuring remarks from President Michael S. Roth.
1:01:05
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Dwight L. Greene Symposium October 27, 2021
In the midst of a national conversation about systemic racism and economic inequity, this 29th Dwight L. Greene Symposium will explore the topic of Black Entrepreneurship.
1:05:40
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Hidden Treasures WESeminar
Distinguished historians Joe Siry, professor of art history; Larry Silver P’08, James & Nan Wagner Farquhar professor emeritus of history of art at UPENN; and Miya Tokumitsu, curator of the Davison Art Center, discuss special objects in the DAC.
1:03:30
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Hidden Treasures WESeminar
Distinguished historians Joe Siry, professor of art history; Larry Silver P’08, James & Nan Wagner Farquhar professor emeritus of history of art at UPENN; and Miya Tokumitsu, curator of the Davison Art Center, discuss special objects in the DAC.
1:03:30
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