Events
Get involved with our learning community through discussions, seminars, and travel programs.
Upcoming
Writing for Young Adults: A Conversation with Author Alex Sanchez
Award-winning author Alex Sanchez discusses the role memory plays in writing and previews his forthcoming Writer's Studio classes.
- Date
- Wed, Feb 2 2022, 12:00 - 12:45pm CST
- Location
- Online
Outreach Events
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Conversations @Graham
Engage your curiosity with our Conversations @ Graham
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First Friday Lecture Series
Monthly from September to June, a Basic Program instructor or guest lecturer discusses texts and ideas from the four-year program or our wider range of course offerings.
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Interdisciplinary Inquiry
In celebration of the thirtieth anniversary of the Master of Liberal Arts, guest lecturers from across the University discuss new ideas from a variety of disciplines.
Discussions
Writing for Young Adults: A Conversation with Author Alex Sanchez
Award-winning author Alex Sanchez discusses the role memory plays in writing and previews his forthcoming Writer's Studio classes.
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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Lectures & Panels
Why Philanthropy Is Failing Democracy, and How to Redeem It
Join us for a conversation with Chiara Cordelli and Rob Reich, jointly sponsored by Stanford Continuing Studies and the University of Chicago Graham School.
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Lectures & Panels
The Death and Rebirth of Vergil
To the broader reading public, Vergil has died and come back to life numerous times. Where are we right now, in 2022?
As a part of the First Friday Lecture Series
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Information Sessions
Scientific Discovery Program Information Session
Learn more about a new educational opportunity designed to familiarize learners with cutting-edge research and the consequences of scientific discovery.
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Discussions
Whales, Whaling, and American History: A Conversation with Michael Rossi
Join us for a conversation with University of Chicago Associate Professor Michael Rossi exploring the history of American whaling.
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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Discussions
Exploring the History of Normality: A Conversation with Tal Arbel
Historian of science Tal Arbel explores theories, techniques, and tools that were used to distinguish the normal from the pathological and the deviant for the past 200 years.
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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Discussions
Exploring the Two Machiavellis: A Conversation with Christopher Lynch
Learn about the multifaceted Machiavelli—and an upcoming course at Graham.
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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Lectures & Panels
Evolution and Politics: A Close Look at Rousseau
Delve into the Enlightenment philosopher's stance on human nature, society, and government.
As a part of the First Friday Lecture Series
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Discussions
Reimagining Classic Theatre: A Conversation with Angel Ysaguirre
Join us for a conversation with Angel Ysaguirre to explore how Court Theatre is reimagining and contributing to classic American theatre.
As a part of the Conversations @Graham
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