Events

SPOUT
By Jeremy Lesifko-Bremer
Directed by Marisa Conroy

Water, that everlasting, glistening lifeforce… how can we keep the stream going? Sasha, a jaded hiker from someplace
sad, asks this question until language is exhausted and the Anthropocene ends. Sasha learns from the water-about
precarity and insecurity and one’s responsibilities when in a changed world.

WAKE UP
By Kenneth Keng
Directed by Annaporva Green

Watched over by a three story tall corpse god, Balan assembles their blade by taking the lives and weapons of their former friends. They may see their journey culminate in a kind of freedom, but only if the audience lets them.

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Sarah Lawrence's Dance/Movement Therapy online information sessions provide prospective students with the opportunity to connect directly with the Program Director, Elise Risher, to learn more about our program and the Sarah Lawrence community. We will discuss internship opportunities, career pathways, application requirements, and you will have the opportunity to ask questions. 

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A craft talk on the effect of reading on a writer's practice.

Rumaan Alam is the author of the novels Rich and Pretty, That Kind of Mother, and Leave the World Behind. His writing has appeared in The New York Times, New York Magazine, The New Yorker, The New York Review of Books, Bookforum, and the New Republic. He studied writing at Oberlin College and lives in New York with his family. 

Learn more about the Genetic Counseling Master's degree program at Sarah Lawrence College. Established in 1969, the program was the first of its kind in the United States. It remains the largest graduate program in genetic counseling in the world. REGISTER HERE. 

In this information session we will talk about the benefits of each:

Graduate-Level Certificates

• Built for busy people and can be completed part-time in two semesters.
• Credits earned can be applied toward a master’s degree at a later date.
• Help students build specific skill sets within the field of health advocacy.
• Boost your career with focused coursework
• Develop an online community with students and expert faculty. 

Master’s Degree

• Build a solid foundation from a multidisciplinary curriculum.
• Develop skills to succeed in a wide range of career paths.
• Gain real-world experience through a capstone project.
• Build a network of students, faculty, and community partners across the country.

Whether enrolled in the master's program or pursuing a certificate, all students benefit from studying at an institution renowned for its pioneering work in the field of health advocacy.

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Join us for a conversation on "How to Launch Your Own Company in the Genetic Counseling Field." This panel shares insights from Jill Davies from GeneMatters (acquired by Genome Medical), Eleanor Griffith from Grey Genetics, and Ellen Matloff from My Gene Counsel. The panelists will share stories from their graduate school experiences, to launching their own successful companies, to a peek into their current work life. They will reveal what sparked their ideas to go into business, how and why they decided to pursue this innovative professional path, the pros and cons of this line of work, and advice for genetic counselors considering following in their footsteps and launching their own company. This session will highlight the perspectives of these innovative pioneers on the possibilities and opportunities for the field to grow moving forward. 

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Join the SLC Dance Program for an evening of original works choreographed and developed by our students, under the mentorship of Beth Gill and Dean Moss, enrolled in Live Time-Based Art. 

Join the SLC Dance Program for an evening of original works choreographed and developed by our students, under the mentorship of Beth Gill and Dean Moss, enrolled in Live Time-Based Art. 

Join the SLC Dance Program for an evening of original works choreographed and developed by our students, under the mentorship of Beth Gill and Dean Moss, enrolled in Live Time-Based Art. 

Join the SLC Dance Program for an evening of original works choreographed and developed by our students, under the mentorship of Beth Gill and Dean Moss, enrolled in Live Time-Based Art. 

A.E. Osworth is a transgender novelist and a Visiting Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University. Their debut, WE ARE WATCHING ELIZA BRIGHT (Grand Central Publishing 2021), was a finalist for the Oregon Book Award and long listed for The Center for Fiction’s First Novel Prize, the Brooklyn Public Library Literary Prize, and The Tournament of Books. They also have a decade-long career writing nonfiction on the internet, which includes a stint as Geekery Editor for Autostraddle and as a columnist for Catapult. You can find their work on Guernica, Electric Literature and Quartz, among others.

Join the Sarah Lawrence College Dance Program for our last two performances in 2022. Over the course of the semester, choreographer Netta Yerushalmy, with assistance from Catie Leasca, has set original work and collaborated with our students enrolled in Performance Project. This Performance Project class and performance is made possible by the Barbara Bray Ketchum Artist-in-Residence Fund. 

Graduating students will receive four guest passes for this celebration, which will also be livestreamed for those unable to join in person. Please click here to register for the livestream. 

We look forward to formally acknowledging and celebrating our winter graduates’ accomplishments as part of spring commencement in May. Information on how to participate in Commencement 2023 will be shared with grads after the new year.

A kudoboard has been set up to share video, photo, and written congratulations with our graduates — check it out and share your well wishes!

Please email events@sarahlawrence.edu with any questions.

Please note that all guests in attendance must adhere to campus visitor policies.

Join the Sarah Lawrence College Dance Program for our last two performances in 2022. Over the course of the semester, choreographer Netta Yerushalmy, with assistance from Catie Leasca, has set original work and collaborated with our students enrolled in Performance Project. This Performance Project class and performance is made possible by the Barbara Bray Ketchum Artist-in-Residence Fund.