Events

This event is open to prospective students interested in the MFA Theatre program.  Hosted by Program Director, Caden Manson and Program Manager, Lauren Reinhard with a current graduate student. Participants will get an overview of the program, opportunities they can expect as SLC Theatre Grad students, and have an opportunity to ask questions of Caden, Lauren, and a current grad student. Register here.

Join Jon Grinspan ’06 and President Cristle Collins Judd for a conversation at this critical pre-election moment to explore lessons from our nation’s history that resonate in today’s fractured political landscape.

Researching a book-length work of non-fiction sometimes means walking long distances in the dark. This talk will explore the research process as an enlivening and frightening engagement with the unknown. It will place the field of contemporary non-fiction alongside other literary and cinematic projects and offer some useful strategies for blending rigor with playfulness and ease.

Sofi Thanhauser is a writer, artist, and musician, based in Brooklyn. She is the author of Worn: A People’s History of Clothing (Pantheon, January 2022) and has received fellowships from the Fulbright, Macdowell, Ucross, and the ClimateWorks, among others. Her work has appeared in Vox, The Guardian, Observer Magazine, Dame, and LitHub. She teaches in the Creative Writing department at the Pratt Institute.

This event is colloquium credit eligible. Register HERE for the Zoom livestream. 

Join us for a panel discussion on misinformation and the current media landscape led by former New York Times editor and Sarah Lawrence political science faculty Andrew Rosenthal and featuring panelists Marek Fuchs, Sarah Lawrence writing faculty; Jeffrey Rothfeder, journalist and author; and Zeve Sanderson, founding director of NYU’s Center for Social Media and Politics.

Join us at this virtual information session to learn more about Sarah Lawrence's Combined Degree Programs. You will have the opportunity to connect with the graduate Program Directors to learn more about the graduate programs with a five year option and the Office of Graduate Admission will present on the admissions process and criteria. Register here.

Join members of Sarah Lawrence's esteemed MFA in Writing community as they explore what makes our MFA program tick. From faculty and peer feedback; to the classroom experience; to what an MFA in Writing really does and is for, this virtual Open House will discuss how Sarah Lawrence's distinct approach to craft, genre, and community integrity make our program an experience any budding writer deserves.
Register here.