Anne P. Nicholson ’40
Distinguished Lecturer Series

Spring 2003

From Moscow to Jerusalem: An Artist's Search for Roots

Leslie Starobin
Artist

Wednesday, February 5, 2003 • 7 p.m., Founder's Room

Reception immediately following lecture in the Hess Gallery

The lecture is given in conjunction with the artist's exhibition in the Hess Gallery,
Shop Windows from History
January 30 - February 28.

Sponsored by the program in Visual Arts

The Role of Education in Countering Racial Inequality

Dr. Pedro Noguera
Judith K. Dimon Professor in Communities and Schools
Harvard Graduate School of Education

Wednesday, March 5, 2003 • 7 p.m., Founder's Room

Sponsored by the program in Psychology

Europe and Cultural Diversity (in English)

Alain Briottet
Former Ambassador of France to Rangoon, Helsinki, and Dakar

Wednesday, April 2, 2003 • 7 p.m., Founder's Room

4:00 p.m., informal reception and discussion in French
Le Métier Diplomatique
Sponsored by the programs in Social and Political Systems and Modern Languages

Creating Your Own Mentoring Network

Karma Kitaj, Ph.D.

Karma Kitaj, Ph.D., author of Women Who Could ...And Did: Lives of Exemplary Artists and Scientists, published 2002 (Huckle Hill Press), translates the women's stories into mentoring experiences that will inspire, guide, and support you in pursuing challenging work. Kitaj is a psychotherapist in Brookline and Quincy, who specializes in working with bright people who limit themselves. She conducted the research that led to her book while a Visiting Research Scholar at Wellesley College Centers for Women in the 1990s.

Wed., April 16, 2003 • 7 p.m., Founder's Room

Sponsored by the Center for Inclusive Leadership and Social Responsibility

For information call 617-731-7114

400 Heath Street, Chestnut Hill, MA
Free and open to the public • Ample parking on campus
"T" Accessible on the green line "D" train • Wheelchair accessible