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Hello, The following event may be of interest to you: Thinking Like A River (opening night) Thursday, September 26, 2013 Following on Wofford College’s successful Fall 2012 Thinking Like a River Conference, Thinking Like a River moves north—to Bard College. John Lane—poet, naturalist, southern nature writer and river rat—launched the first Thinking Like a River weekend and he will be on campus to lead discussions and canoe outings over the course of the weekend. With him will be poets, writers, activists, naturalists and river lovers discussing rivers in an interdisciplinary manner. The weekend will kick off on Thursday September 26 at 6 in Bard Hall with music, poems and local food! Bard graduate Chris Rubeo will sing river songs in the tradition of Pete Seeger and Betty and the Baby Boomers and talk about his environmental work. Art from Lisa Sanditz’s art class will grace the walls along with photographs from Tim Davis’s color photography class. Guests John Lane and Elizabeth Bradfield will read poems and they will be joined by Bard College faculty Celia Bland and Phil Pardi. Come think about rivers and learn more about Bard’s Environmental and Urban Studies Program. Location: Bard Hall Sponsor: Bard Mellon-Supported Student-Faculty Collaboration; Environmental and Urban Studies Program Contact: Susan Rogers. E-mail: [email protected] Website: http://eus.bard.edu If you would like to see more events please visit the following URL: http://www.bard.edu/academics/programs/science/calendar/