November 2009

4:00 PM

• NYFACS Information Session

12:00 PM

• "Please Vote for Me"

6:15 PM

• Transforming Psychology

12:45 PM

• Anthropology Department Sheldon Scheps Talk by Professor John Bowen

8:00 PM

• Composer Portraits: Galina Ustvolskaya

6:00 PM

• Cafe Science with Ecologist Shahid Naeem
• A Bretton Woods Moment?

12:30 PM

• FREE Lunchtime Concerts

3:00 PM

• Global Power City Index

4:00 PM

• HARLEM ARTS AT COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY

6:00 PM

• MPA Environmental Science and Policy Information Session

6:15 PM

• Can Human Action Be Explained?

12:00 PM

• CERC Information Session: Summer Ecosystem Experiences for Undergraduates (SEE-U)

12:30 PM

• FREE Lunchtime Concerts

6:30 PM

• Andrea Zittel: Energetic Accumulators and Ideological Resonators

12:00 PM

• Negotiating "Illegality" In New Immigrant Destinations

12:30 PM

• FREE Lunchtime Concerts

2:30 PM

• CCHPS: Economic Evaluations of the Housing & Health Intervention Study

3:00 PM

• CERC Information Session: Evening Certificate in Conservation Biology

6:30 PM

• Rights of Way: A New Politics of Movement in New York City?

7:00 PM

• Women's Basketball vs. Sacred Heart

8:00 PM

• Bach and the Bohemian Gypsies

1:00 PM

• Women's Basketball vs. Oakland

10:00 AM

• Triump and Transformation: Life after Breast Cancer...by Wilhelmina Obatola Grant

6:15 PM

• A Poetry Reading by Robert Hass Followed by an Interview with Saskia Hamilton

8:00 PM

• Composer Portraits: Ralph Shapey

4:10 PM

• Department of Anthropology Franz Boas Lecture by Thomas Hansen, Professor of Anthropology, Department of Sociology and Anthropology, University of Amsterdam

5:00 PM

• CERC Information Session: Summer Ecosystem Experiences for Undergraduates (SEE-U)

7:00 PM

• Basques in California: Migration, Family, & Gender

8:00 PM

• Center for Career Education Webinar: Interview and Get the Job

2:00 PM

• CCHPS: Ethical Dilemmas in Treating the Homeless Patient

6:15 PM

• "What is Happening in History Now?"

7:00 PM

• Barnard Writing Faculty: Mary Gordon '71, Saskia Hamilton, and Timea Szell '75
• Art and Architecture Talk

8:00 PM

• Dissident Acts: 3 Plays

10:30 AM

• "Freedom, Law, and Academic Inquiry"

5:00 PM

• Men's Swimming and Diving vs. Harvard

7:00 PM

• Men's Basketball vs. Longwood

8:00 PM

• James Ryan Caldwell's (Playwriting 2011) THE PRIVATE LIFE OF INGA SNYDER with dramaturgy by Emily Madison (Dramaturgy 2011) at Schapiro Studio

12:00 PM

• Men's Swimming and Diving vs. Army

5:30 PM

• Women's Basketball vs. Manhattan College

8:00 PM

• Men's Basketball vs. Bucknell