Events Calendar
Jan 18AlumniTALK: How to be a Trailblazer with Khadijah Sharif-Drinkard CC'93
Khadijah Sharif-Drinkard CC'93, VP, associate general counsel at Viacom Media Networks, will talk about ways to build your influence in the workplace, to advocate for the success of others along with your own, and to take risks that set you above, not apart, from the rest.
Jan 30ARC "Ask Me" Phone Sessions
"Ask Me" is a biweekly phone series during the Regular Decision cycle. In this 1-hour call, you will have the opportunity to ask questions, discover best practices, seek clarification and most importantly, learn more about interviewing. This is open to new and existing ARC members.
Jan 30Plato the Rhetorician | Professor Kathy Eden, Chavkin Family Professor of English and Professor of Classics
In the Republic, Socrates famously exiles the poets from his ideal city—a move that has not kept readers throughout the centuries from identifying Plato as the most poetic of philosophers. In a number of dialogues, Socrates registers even greater disdain for orators and rhetoricians.
Feb 3CCYA's Shady Ladies Tour of the Met
Join CCYA for one of two tours offered on Sunday, February 3, 2019 at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met).
Feb 9DON QUIXOTE LITERARY SALON
"If there is one novel you should read before you die, it is Don Quixote," the Nigerian author Ben Okri said at the Norwegian Nobel Institute in 2002, as he announced the results of history's most expansive authors' poll.
Feb 13ARC "Ask Me" Phone Sessions
"Ask Me" is a biweekly phone series during the Regular Decision cycle. In this 1-hour call, you will have the opportunity to ask questions, discover best practices, seek clarification and most importantly, learn more about interviewing. This is open to new and existing ARC members.
Feb 13Plato the Rhetorician | Professor Kathy Eden, Chavkin Family Professor of English and Professor of Classics
In the Republic, Socrates famously exiles the poets from his ideal city—a move that has not kept readers throughout the centuries from identifying Plato as the most poetic of philosophers. In a number of dialogues, Socrates registers even greater disdain for orators and rhetoricians.
Feb 22AlumniTALK: Making Career Moves with Eric Horwitz CC'90
What's the right amount of time to stay at one job? Or in one career? In today's dynamic career landscape, how do you assess what makes sense as your next step?
Feb 25ARC "Ask Me" Phone Sessions
"Ask Me" is a biweekly phone series during the Regular Decision cycle. In this 1-hour call, you will have the opportunity to ask questions, discover best practices, seek clarification and most importantly, learn more about interviewing. This is open to new and existing ARC members.
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