All Washington University Students are eligible to submit. All selected plays will be workshopped over a two-week period with a professional guest dramaturg, Wash U. actors and a PAD faculty director in Fall 2021.
Join this conversation elevating the importance of community-based responses and local organizations amid COVID-19. Panelists will discuss leadership transitions, organizational shifts, the direct impact of COVID-19 on staff, and the cost of minimizing risks of exposure to staff and clients.
Join Vincent Sezibera, University of Rwanda, Theresa Betancourt, Boston College, and Jean Marie Vianney Havugimana, FXB Rwanda, as they discuss the program’s development and key understandings for adaptation and sustainability for continued success.
Join Mary Engel, AB ’84, for a presentation about her mother, photographer Ruth Orkin, known for her intimate portraits in New York and abroad. Ruth Orkin established herself as a pioneering female photographer in a world largely dominated by men with her most recognizable image, “American Girl in Italy,” from 1951. During this 40-minute presentation, Mary will discuss her mother’s life and share her photographs, which showcase Orkin’s impressive and versatile career.
Mr. Webber is leading a long-term study on the comparative performance of cities and regions on measures of growth and equity. He will share his latest findings on how St. Louis compares to peer regions and cities and what opportunities and conclusions he has drawn from this work.
Mr. Webber is leading a long-term study on the comparative performance of cities and regions on measures of growth and equity. He will share his latest findings on how St. Louis compares to peer regions and cities and what opportunities and conclusions he has drawn from this work.
Cynthia Chiang (hosted by Nagy/Errando), of McGill University, will present this talk.
Wednesdays with WashU is a webinar series featuring Washington University alumni, faculty, parents and friends from around the world.
How did great leaders get where they are today? Aside from talent, drive and smarts, how do they do it? Join us for our special event: 6 executives. 60 ideas. 60 minutes.—a fast-paced panel that gives successful business leaders the opportunity to boil down their philosophies and insights to a few choice words. Each panelist has 10 minutes to share 10 thoughts that have helped them achieve success in their careers. You’ll leave invigorated and armed with thoughtful, provocative and actionable tools to put into practice immediately.
Join us for the McKelvey School of Engineering Education, Engineering & Race Seminar Series on topics related to race and science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education.