Events

Join Monica Yunus and Camille Zamora for a discussion on social imagination, universal creativity, radical welcome, and how the arts can help us create the world as it can, and must, be.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Art has the power to enlighten, transform, heal, inform, collaborate with and enhance other disciplines.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Steve is the cartoonist behind the NCS-, Eisner-, and Ringo-award nominated webcomic The Middle Age.

Many languages of Mesoamerica and South America are disappearing, and as these languages disappear, very valuable cultures disappear.

The Department of Music welcomes music educator Dr. Latasha Thomas-Durrell for an interactive webinar “Exacting Social Justice in the Music Classroom”.

Broadway composer Joe Iconis (Be More Chill) has been called “The future of musical theater” by the New York Times.

Arturo O’Farrill will share from a series of lecture material that demonstrates how his creative practice is a reflection of his principles as regards social re-imaginings.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

This workshop helps participants recognize implicit biases and micro‐aggressive behavior that may exist in themselves and others, particularly as it relates to race, religion, gender and gender identity, class, ethnicity and people with disabilities.

The Department of Music welcomes music educator Dr. Nasim Niknafs for an interactive webinar “Popular Music Education Revisited: An Engaged Global Perspective”.

The Diversity and Cultural Competence in Higher Education workshop provides an overview and rationale for the importance of promoting diversity and cultural competence in higher education.

Hannah Smith Allen will share images and text from “Borderlands,” a limited edition accordion book from the VSW Press that documents her travels, both real and virtual, at the U.S. southern border.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

This workshop defines racism and provides illustrations of its influence in the workplace, on‐campus and in the classroom.

The Department of Music welcomes music educator Dr. László Norbert Nemes for an interactive webinar “A Multi-Sensory Approach to the Development of General Musical Skills”.

Intervention: Indigo, is a project that combines procession, performance, dance, music, textile arts, costuming, ritual, improvised interactions with the audience, and protest.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

The Department of Music welcomes music educator Franklin Willis for an interactive webinar “Make the Mirror Your Best Friend: Embracing your Unique Teacher Voice”.

Get ready to rock and roll down memory lane with an evening of music and memories straight from the radio featuring some of the biggest pop songs of all time.

The presenters will briefly outline the history of the Deaf Music Project at Teachers College, and provide a summary of the music concert and conference events over the past 2 years, the recent deaf music research collaborative, and showcasing a documentary about music classes at a school for the deaf.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.

Weekly broadcast featuring Adelphi students, faculty, alumni and other guests showcasing their talents “live” from our virtual stage.