Event Calendar
Pick a DateUsdan Gallery Exhibition: Marie Lorenz: Waterways
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Featuring videos and handmade boats from the artist’s explorations of waterways as revealing and surprising public spaces.
Black Music Exhibition | Jennings
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | "Reflections on the Black Music Division" is on display in the Jennings Music Building from April 18 through May 9.
Black Music Exhibition | Deane Carriage Barn
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | "Reflections on the Black Music Division" is on display in the Paul Robeson House (Deane Carriage Barn) from April 18 through May 9.
(Im)Possibilities of Landscape
OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | (Im)Possibilities of Landscape spans disciplines and is motivated by an interest to bring our unique permanent collection out of the vault to be enjoyed by the larger community.
Addressing the Mental Health Consequences of Fleeing Persecution and Seeking Refuge
Consortium on Forced Migration, Displacement, and Education—Spring 2019OPEN TO THE PUBLIC | Drawing on the work of the Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of Torture, Adeyinka Akinsulure-Smith, Department of Psychology, City College of New York, will discuss the mental health consequences of forced migration, considerations for treatment, and the role of mental health professionals in the process.