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Gallatin Celebrates 50: A Symposium of Gallatin’s History
Join us for a Gallatin History Symposium, celebrating fifty years of history through the voices of faculty and alumni from each decade. Dean Susanne L. Wofford will open the event and speakers will include professors Kim DaCosta, Kristoffer Diaz (BA ’99; TSOA MA ’02), Michael Dinwiddie (BA ’80; TSOA MFA ’83), Kim Phillips-Fein, Sharon Friedman, Stacy Pies, George Shulman, Laura Slatkin, and Vasu Varadhan, along with alumni Jakiyah Bradley (BA ’20), Jennifer Clement (BA ’82), Aaron Gartenberg (BA ’19), Maria Sofia Hernandez (BA ’19), Damon Kornhauser (BA ’02), Mona Kreaden (BA ’90), Jeongki Lim (BA ’10; CUSP MS ’14), Evan Nisenson (Steinhardt BS ’03; MA ’16), Michael Ryan (BA ’14), Frank Roberts (BA ’04; TSOA MA ’05, PhD ’20), Lisel Tucker (BA ’06) and more!
Gallatin’s turning 50! NYU Gallatin began in 1972 as the University Without Walls and has grown and changed through the years to reflect and respond to the changes presented to our students and alumni. NYU answered an early need for innovation in higher education by founding the University Without Walls (UWW) in 1972. Four short years later, UWW became the Gallatin Division. The success of the Division led to the establishment of the Gallatin School of Individualized Study in 1995. With each change, Gallatin has become academically dynamic, enabling its bright, self-directed, and highly motivated students to take initiative in designing their own educations. As the School enters its 50th year, join us to honor and celebrate all that Gallatin has made possible during five decades of change and growth.
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