Events

*As a result of the COVID-19 outbreak, this event has been postponed.*

A conversation with Massachusetts State Representatives Liz Miranda ’02 and Lindsay Sabadosa ’02, moderated by Stacie Goddard, professor of political science.

A screening of American Factory, winner of the 2020 Academy Award for Best Documentary, followed by a discussion with Wellesley professors David Lindauer and Mingwei Song.

A symposium that highlights the fascinating work students can do with faculty, demystifies the application process, and sheds light on the benefits and challenges of research assistant work. Light refreshments will be provided.

Who will emerge as the front runner after the next Democratic debate? What will be the most debated points and policy stances Join Wellesley faculty for a debrief, conversation, and Q&A. Pizza lunch will be provided.

Karen Dynan, Harvard professor and former assistant secretary for economic policy and chief economist at the U.S. Treasury, delivers the 2019 Goldman Lecture in Economics: What's Wrong With Student Loans (And How to Fix it).

Dr. Marisol LeBrón will give a lecture on her recent book Policing Life and Death: Race, Violence, and Resistance in Puerto Rico (2019),

Internationally recognized scholar and social justice advocate Dorothy Roberts is a leader in transforming thinking on reproductive health, child welfare, and bioethics. With an introduction by President Paula Johnson.

Nina Pavnik, the Niehaus Family Professor in International Studies at Dartmouth University, delivers the 2019 Calderwood Lecture in Economics: Poor Workers in a Globalizing World: Evidence from an Emerging Economy.

An expert on U.S.-Korea relations and contemporary political life in East Asia, Professor Moon will analyze the U.S.’ current relationship with North Korea and contrast it with South Korea’s attempts at relationship-building.

What do the 2018 midterm election outcomes mean for global affairs and for you? Join Wellesley faculty members for a debrief and Q&A.

A lecture by Douglas Irwin, the John Sloan Dickey, Third Century Professor in the Social Sciences at Dartmouth College.

Part of the Knapp Social Science Center's Election Event Series, a discussion with Heath Brown, Jennifer Chudy, and Julio Ricardo Varela, led by Michael Jeffries.

The Knapp Social Science Center welcomes Anne Morrison Piehl for the second annual Knapp Lecture.

In this inaugural presentation of the Knapp Lecture, Paul Sabin examines the clash between environmentalists and their conservative critics.