From Helen Keller to Skibidi Toilet: What is 'text?'
President's Office Events
- Community Coffee Hours
- Current Topics in Higher Education
- Bryn Mawr and the Public Reading Series
- Presidential Event Series
- Endowed Lecture Series
- Flexner Lectureship Events
As part of the honor of receiving an endowed chair, faculty are invited to give a lecture to share their research with the Bryn Mawr College community. This lecture series is one of the ways that we uplift the tremendous scholarly achievements of our faculty.
The President’s Office invites the entire Bryn Mawr College community to our esteemed endowed lecture series. Join us in this tradition of learning and dialogue as we explore ideas that inspire and challenge us.
Flex Content After Past Endowed LecturesGoverning the Self and Others: Notes on the Deep Springs Model
Joel Schlosser, Professor of Political Science and Fairbank Professor in the Humanities
Extractivism and the Rights of Nature
Nicholas Carby Denning, Assistant Professor in International Studies on the Isabel Hamilton Benham Professorship in International Affairs
Augustine the African
Catherine Conybeare, Leslie Clark Professor in the Humanities
Better Living in Eichlerville: California Modernism’s Influence on Apple
Homay King, Professor and Chair on the Catherine Fales Fellowship in the Department of History of Art
Twisters: Explore Nanomaterials for Data Storage and Quantum Computing
Xuemei May Cheng, Professor of Physics and the Rachel C. Hale Professor in the Sciences and Mathematics
Transcending the Feminine: The Emotional Communities of Medieval Sufi Saints
Rubina Salikkudin, Assistant Professor and Director of the Middle Eastern, Central Asian, and North African Studies Program on the Isabel Hamilton Benham Professorship in International Affairs
The Intersection of Infant Mental Health and Trauma Informed Social Work
Janet Shapiro, Dean of the Graduate School of Social Work and Social Research, Mary Hale Chase Professor in the Social Sciences, Social Work and Social Research, and Director of the Center for Child and Family Wellbeing
Living a Good Life: Lessons from the Longest Study of Human Flourishing
Marc Schulz, Professor of Psychology on the Sue Kardas PhD 1971 Professorship and Program Director of Data Science
Romancing Whiteness: 'Spain' in the Middle English Imaginary
Jamie Taylor, Mary E. Garret Alumnae Professor and Chair of Literatures in English
Can We Build It? Yes, We Can!?
Bill Malachowski, Barbara Ramsay 1965 and Robert Ramsay Professor of Chemistry
Biological Anthropology and Public Policy: Then and Now
Maja Šešelj, Associate Professor of Anthropology on the Clowes Professorship in Science and Public Policy
Trauma-Informed Approaches Across Pedagogy, Practice, and Research
Tamarah Moss, Associate Professor of Social Work and Social Research
The Captivating World of Symplectic Topology
Lisa Traynor, Professor of Mathematics and the Class of 1897 Professor of Science
The Specular Self
Roberta Ricci, Professor and Chair of Transnational Italian Studies on the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation Chair in the Humanities