Guest Speakers and Events on Campus
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Fall Convocation with keynote speaker will be Dr. John F. Ebersole president of Excelsior College, who will speak on "The Intersection of Innovation and Technology in Higher Education: Lessons Learned and Where We Can Go." Monday, September 9
First International Conference of Thomas Paine Studies, Session 9 (New Illumination from New Methodologies), Part IIIOctober 20, 2012
First International Conference of Thomas Paine Studies, Session 11 (The Rhetorical and Poetic Paine), Part IOctober 20, 2012
First International Conference of Thomas Paine Studies, Session 2 , Part IOctober 19, 2012
Richard Arum presents updated findings on students from the Social Science Research Council's Collegiate Learning Assessment Longitudinal Project, a project which followed several thousand students at 30 U.S. institutions over time to examine i
Bel Kaufman, American humorist and acclaimed author of "Up The Down Staircase" made a visit to Iona College. Ms. Kaufman's book topped the New York Times best-seller list for 64-weeks and has been translated into 16 languages. It is still in pr
Matt Long served as a New York City firefighter and was at the World Trade Center on 9/11. In December 2005, while biking to work during New York City's transit strike, he was struck by a charter bus making an illegal turn that left him with de
Special Court Prosecutor Christopher Santora discusses the award winning documentary "War Don Don", the story of the Sierra Leone Special Court on war crimes.
Paul Chabot visits Iona College to speak to athletes and student leaders about the negative effects of drugs and alcohol and how they can be a good role-model to fellow students.
Iona College dedicates its re-designed and expanded Ryan Library. The $14 million project - which was fully paid for by funds contributed by private donors and grants from the Kresge Foundation and the Booth Ferris Foundation - represents a sw
Ambassador Barnes returns to campus (he was a guest during UN day activities) as a guest at the School of Arts and Science. Born in Monrovia, Liberia in 1954, Barnes has had a celebrated career of accomplishment and service. He briefly studied
Public lecture and poetry performance by Drew Dellinger. We need a global movement that connects ecology and social justice. Thankfully, it's happening all around us. In fact, there are some two million groups around the planet working for just
Iona College breaks ground for its re-designed and expanded Ryan Library. The $14 million project - which was fully paid for by funds contributed by private donors and grants from the Kresge Foundation and the Booth Ferris Foundation - represe
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