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Faculty In the Press

• President Botstein: Hungary’s Xenophobic Attack on Central European University Is a Threat to Freedom Everywhere appeared in Washington Post on 04-18-2017
• Interview: Bard College Professor and Author Ellen Condliffe Lagemann Discusses the Bard Prison Initiative on WAMC appeared in WAMC on 04-17-2017
• Bard College Professor Daniel Mendelsohn Retraces Odysseus' Journey With His Father appeared in New Yorker on 04-14-2017
• Bard Professor Ian Buruma Comments on President Trump's Decision to Strike Syria appeared in Globe & Mail on 04-14-2017

Recent News and Notes

• Bard Professor Justus Rosenberg Honored with French Legion of Honor Medal
  

  03-28-2017: Justus Rosenberg will receive the Legion of Honor medal at the French consulate in New York City on Thursday, March 30. Professor Rosenberg, Bard professor emeritus of languages and literature and visiting professor of literature, is the last surviving member of the Varian Fry group, which helped rescue hundreds of artists and intellectuals from Nazi-occupied France during World War II. He later joined the Forces Francaises de I'Interieur and the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation organization. The medal recognizes his "selfless sacrifice" throughout the war and subsequent "outstanding academic career ... where you left a profound mark and remain a highly influential role model for thousands of young men and women beginning their adult lives. It comes in recognition of the high esteem in which you are held by French authorities, and serves as an example to all those who have French-American friendship at heart."
  

  Photo by Tamar Sandalon '17
• Bard College President Leon Botstein, Faculty, and Alumna Speak in April 1 Series of Nonpartisan Political Panels in New York City
  

  03-25-2017: Bard College President Leon Botstein; faculty Elmira Bayrasli, Jim Ketterer, and Walter Russell Mead; as well as alumna Sana Mustafa joined many other leading thinkers for a series of conversations on global security, immigration, and our divided nation at the New York Public Library on April 1. The event, "Shades of Red and Blue: Uniting Our Divided Nation," was cosponsored by the Bard Globalization and International Affairs Program.
  http://shadesofredandblue.com/
  
• MoMA Announces the First U.S. Exhibition to Encompass Photographer, Bard Professor Stephen Shore's Entire Career
  

  01-29-2017: The Museum of Modern Art announces Stephen Shore, the first U.S. survey to encompass the entirety of Stephen Shore’s career in photography, from the gelatin silver prints he made as a teenager to his current work with digital platforms. On view from November 19, 2017, until spring 2018, the exhibition tracks the artist from his wunderkind beginnings—works made when he was just 14 years old were acquired by Edward Steichen, the director of the Department of Photography at MoMA; he had a solo exhibition at The Metropolitan Museum of Art when he was 24 years old—through his continual, restless interrogation of image making. Stephen Shore is Susan Weber Professor in the Arts and director of the Photography Program at Bard. He has taught at the College since 1982.
  http://press.moma.org/2017/01/stephen-shore/
  
• Bard Alumnae and Faculty to Appear in 2017 Whitney Biennial
  

  11-18-2016: Work by several Bard alumnae and faculty members will be featured in the Whitney Biennial this spring. Bard alumnae include Celeste Dupuy Spencer (Studio Arts), Dani Leventhal MFA '10 (Film/Video), Carrie Moyer MFA '02 (Painting), and Leila Weinraub (MFA). Faculty artists include Susan Cianciolo (MFA visiting artist in Painting), Kevin Everson (MFA Film/Video faculty), An-My Lê (Photography), Ulrike Müller (MFA Painting cochair), and Cauleen Smith (MFA Film/Video faculty).  
  
• World Fantasy Award–Winning Author John Crowley to Give Reading at Bard College on November 14
  

  11-09-2016: John Crowley, the World Fantasy Award–winning author of Little, Big and the Ægypt series, will read from his fiction at Bard College on Monday, November 14. The New York Times Book Review writes, “John Crowley is an abundantly gifted writer, a scholar whose passion for history is matched by his ability to write a graceful sentence.”
  http://www.bard.edu/news/releases/pr/fstory.php?id=2853
  
• Economist Dimitri B. Papadimitriou, President of the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College and Executive Vice President of Bard College, Appointed Greece’s Minister of Economy and Development
  

  11-04-2016: Economist Dimitri B. Papadimitriou, president of the Levy Economics Institute of Bard College and executive vice president and Jerome Levy Professor of Economics at Bard College, has been appointed as Greece’s minister of economy and development. As an economist, Papadimitriou has focused on financial structure reform, fiscal and monetary policy, community development banking, employment policy, and the distribution of income, wealth, and well-being. He heads the Levy Institute's macroeconomic modeling team studying and simulating the U.S. and world economies, including extensive research and modeling of the Greek economy. Papadimitriou has been president of the Levy Institute since 1986 and executive vice president, provost, and economics professor at Bard since 1977.
  http://www.bard.edu/news/releases/pr/fstory.php?id=2852
  

  Photo: Harry Heleotis
• Hannah Arendt Center at Bard College Hosts International Conference October 20–21: “REAL TALK: Difficult Questions about Race, Sex, and Religion”
  

  10-18-2016: The Hannah Arendt Center for Politics and Humanities at Bard College will host its ninth annual international conference from Thursday, October 20 to Friday, October 21 in Olin Hall, on Bard’s Annandale-on-Hudson campus. The two-day conference, “REAL TALK: Difficult Questions about Race, Sex, and Religion,” asks: How can college be a safe and inclusive space for asking hard and uncomfortable questions essential to our democracy?
  http://www.bard.edu/news/releases/pr/fstory.php?id=2825
  

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