Events – Andrew D. White Professors-at-Large Program

“American Democracy Challenges in Comparative Perspective”

10 Apr

2:30 pm

G08 Uris Hall

“Rising Threats to U.S. Democracy — Roots and Responses”

09 Apr

4:00 pm

Lewis Auditorium, Goldwin Smith Hall

“Pushing Against Jim Crow: The Amazing World of African American Fraternal Orders”

09 Apr

8:30 am

398 Uris Hall

“What We Answer To: A Southern Daughter’s REFLECTION”

21 Mar

5:00 pm

Africana Studies and Research Center

Preston H. Thomas Memorial Symposium: Labor Un:Imagined

08 Mar

9:00 am

Milstein Auditorium, Milstein Hall, and via Zoom

“Freedom and Unfreedom: The Construction of Washington City in the District of Columbia”

07 Mar

5:15 pm

Milstein Auditorium, Milstein Hall

“The Living Room: A Conversation with Mabel O. Wilson”

06 Mar

5:00 pm

Milstein Plate Dance Floor, Milstein Hall

“Exploring the Role of the Performing Arts in Agricultural Development”

09 Nov

5:30 pm

The Soil Factory, 142 Ithaca Beer Drive, Ithaca, NY

“Strategic Partnerships in Agricultural Research and Development”

06 Nov

12:00 pm

401 Warren Hall

“Engineering for Reproductive Medicine” Symposium

26 Oct

2:00 pm

G10 Biotech

“Private Contributions for the Public Good: The Role of Philanthropy in Science”

24 Oct

3:00 pm

Lecture Hall 5, College of Veterinary Medicine

Plant-Animal Interactions, Coevolution and Chemical Ecology Symposium

06 Oct

1:30 pm

2123 Comstock Hall

Special Event Screening: “Empire of the Ants”

05 Oct

5:00 pm

Cornell Cinema

“Teaching & Learning Science in the 21st Century” – Carl Wieman (ADW Professor-at-Large)

26 Sep

4:00 pm

Rockefeller Hall

Department of Physics Colloquium – A.D. White Professor-at-Large Carl Wieman

25 Sep

4:00 pm

Rockefeller Hall

“Decoding the genomic program to generate T cells” – Ellen Rothenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

14 Sep

4:00 pm

College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University

LIVE RECORDING: “Immune” podcast w/special guest ADW-PAL Ellen Rothenberg

12 Sep

2:00 pm

College of Veterinary Medicine

“Sets, cards, fields, progressions, ranks, lines and triangles” – Jordan Ellenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

16 Mar

4:30 pm

253 Malott Hall

“From mosquitoes to ChatGPT — the birth and strange life of the random walk” – Jordan Ellenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

15 Mar

5:00 pm

196 Statler Hall

CANCELLED: “Making Words Count: Creative Writing and the Mathematical Imagination” – Jordan Ellenberg (ADW Professor-at-Large)

14 Mar

6:00 pm

Bethe House

In concert: GRAMMY-winning soprano Dawn Upshaw (ADW Professor-at-Large) to perform “Winter Morning Walks”

24 Feb

7:00 pm

Barnes Hall

Professional Directions: Q&A with ADW-PAL Keri Putnam, Co-founder of ReFRAME and former CEO of the Sundance Institute

16 Nov

10:00 am

Schwartz Center for Performing Arts

Special Preview Screening: NANNY, followed by Q&A discussion

15 Nov

8:00 pm

Willard Straight Theatre

Gallery Discussion with Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

27 Oct

5:00 pm

Bibliowicz Family Gallery, Milstein Hall

Panel Discussion: “Inclusive and Diverse Practices in India”

27 Oct

9:30 am

1219 Martha Van Rensselaer

“Building in India | A Shared Desire for Dignity”: Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

26 Oct

5:15 pm

Milstein Auditorium, Milstein Hall and via Zoom

Women’s Planning Forum with Brinda Somaya, ADW Professor-at-Large

24 Oct

12:00 pm

Milstein Dome, Milstein Hall

“What to Make of Art Today?”: Xu Bing, A.D. White Professor-at-Large

20 Oct

5:00 pm

Goldwin Smith Hall

Immunogenomics Symposium

30 Sep

9:00 am

College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University

“Speaking my Soul: Race, Life and Language” – A Reading

30 Sep

12:15 pm

via Zoom

Film Premiere: TALKING BLACK in AMERICA – ROOTS (episode 3)

29 Sep

4:30 pm

Cornell Cinema

“The Coming Enlightenment: The University Sector and Reparatory Justice for Slavery and Colonialism”

16 Sep

4:30 pm

Rhodes-Rawlings

“NOT hearing African American Vernacular English, as shown by errors in the Automated Speech Recognition Systems (ASRs) used by Amazon, Apple, Microsoft, Google, IBM”

05 May

4:30 pm

106 Morrill Hall

“Speaking my Soul: Race, Life, and Language” – A Reading

03 May

4:30 pm

132 Goldwin Smith Hall and via Zoom

Earth Day 2022: Science and the Human Stories of Climate Change

22 Apr

7:00 pm

Paleontological Research Institute/The Museum of the Earth

Film Screening: The Human Element

21 Apr

7:00 pm

Cinemapolis, 120 East Green St., Ithaca, NY

The Human Element: Illuminating the story of climate change and other environmental impacts

20 Apr

7:15 pm

Becker House

“Imperialism, Internationalism, and Archaeology in the Un/Making of the Middle East”

19 Apr

4:30 pm

165 McGraw Hall

Creativity-CoCreation-Collaboration: A Panel Conversation

17 Mar

5:00 pm

The Soil Factory, 610 Elmira Road, Ithaca, NY

“What is the leading agricultural research for development organization doing to help farmers adapt to climate change?”

16 Mar

12:25 pm

135 Emerson or via Zoom

“Food Security: A legacy turned into a future challenge of peace, posterity & empowerment”

15 Mar

4:30 pm

230 Rockefeller Hall

“Ñamérica: On the complex and fascinating present of Latin America”

08 Mar

4:30 pm

120 Physical Sciences Building

“Football/Soccer: The Fiction Machine”

07 Mar

1:00 pm

G01 Stimson Hall and via Zoom

Wynton Marsalis I Photo credit: Joe Martinez for Jazz at Lincoln Center

An Evening with A.D. White Professor-at-Large Wynton Marsalis and the Cornell Wind Symphony

06 Nov

7:00 pm

Bailey Hall

“Democracy and the University”

05 Nov

1:00 pm

132 Goldwin Smith Hall