Archive for October 2016
Alum of the Week: Claire Dunderman (PC ’15)
Alum of the Week: Claire Dunderman (PC ’15) Claire Dunderman (PC ’15) is a Digital Video Coordinator at Independent Film Channel (IFC). Prior to joining IFC, she worked as a Freelance Media Management Associate with the Major League Baseball. While with the Honors Program Claire earned an Oakie Scholarship in the Syracuse University Los Angeles (SULA) program and worked as…
Read MoreHonors Capstone Film Chosen for Syracuse International Film Festival
Honors Capstone Film Chosen for Syracuse International Film Festival Honors alum Matt Fernandes’ Capstone film “American Voices” will be screened at the Syracuse International Film Festival on Saturday! American Voices – Oct. 22nd – noon – Shemin Auditorium (Shaffer Art Building) – free with SU ID A docudrama studying the men and women who escaped…
Read MoreParticipate in the Production of a Folk Opera – No Experience Needed!
Participate in the Production of a Folk Opera – No Experience Needed! From Oct. 25 through Nov. 1, Syracuse University will host a residency by the renowned Folk Opera performer/director/writer Devendra Sharma, Associate Professor at Fresno State. On Nov. 1, we will produce our own SU version of his play, Mission Solani, about an…
Read MoreMeredith Symposium Features Honors Alum Anna Kahkoska (current MD/PhD student)
Meredith Symposium Features Honors Alum Anna Kahkoska (current MD/PhD student) This Saturday, you’re invited to participate in the Meredith Symposium dedicated to ‘First Generation’ and ‘Women in Science’ Undergraduate Life Science Researchers at Syracuse University. Honors Program alum Anna Kahkoska is one of the keynote speakers and will present: “From Bench to Behavior: Chemistry, Nutrition, and Medicine…
Read MoreFrom the Ship’s Deck
From the Ship’s Deck Students in HNR 250, “The Science of Shipwrecks,” look at shipwrecks from many time periods—from ancient sites to the 21st century. Through this study students will gain mastery of some of the scientific fundamentals of ocean processes and evolving ocean technology. The course includes a field trip to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution,…
Read MoreInterested in Bioethics and Medical Technology?
Interested in Bioethics and Medical Technology? You’re invited to join Prof. Bill Peace’s HNR 360 “Bioethics and Disability” class as they welcome guest speaker Laura Mauldin. Mauldin is the author of Made to Hear, a book which explores the cochlear implant industry. Thursday, October 13, 2-3:30 PM in Schine 228B Made to Hear sensitively and thoroughly…
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