Poughkeepsie, NY News

• Poughkeepsie, NY News
• Michael McDonald at HITS-on-The-Hudson
• DCC Celebrates 53rd Commencement
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Bread-Themed Multicultural Program
• Vassar College confers 597 Bachelor’s degrees in its 148th commencement ceremony, May 20, 2012.
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces an Art Weekend!
• May 17 Graduation Ceremony Streaming Live
• Honors Program Students Recognized
• Thirty-Seven Students Receive Awards from DCC Teachers Union
• Marist to Graduate 1,519 at Two Commencements; White House Correspondent, Presidential Library Head to Give Addresses
• Students Honored at History, Government and Economics Awards
• $4 million grant for faculty support honors Vassar alumna and former college trustee Anne McNiff Tatlock, a Poughkeepsie native.
• Learn About Day Care Credential Prep Course May 15
• Best of DCC Communications Students' Work to be Showcased
• Vassar & New York Stage and Film announce the 2012 Powerhouse Theater season, 6/22-7/29. 5/20.
• $150 Million and Counting - Marist Meets Goal of First Comprehensive Campaign with Months Remaining
• May Concerts to Offer Mix of Show Tunes, Jazz, Classical Music
• DCC Day Care Earns 'Center of the Year' Award
• Marist Music Spring Concerts this Weekend at the Bardavon
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents a Greek Children's Day Program
• Marist to Host Hudson Valley Life Sciences Group Research Symposium
• Top Concert Bands to Perform Free Shows at the Bardavon as part of Marist-hosted National Band Convention
• Holocaust Scholar to Speak About Key Nazi Policymakers
• USS Monitor Expert to Speak on Historic Ship and its Hudson River Valley Origins
• Exhibit of NYC Photos, Copland Music to be Featured at DCC
• Champagnat Lecture to address "Leadership for a Global Society Within a Marist Tradition"
• Economic Bureau Report: Signs of Improvement in Region's Economy, but Concerns Remain
• Notre Dame Immigration Expert to Speak at Marist
• Hudson Valley Job Fair Coming to DCC April 11
• Olympic medalist John Carlos, famed for silent political protest at 1968 summer games, to discuss his life and new memoir, 4/23.
• Survivor to Speak at Holocaust Remembrance
• Award-winning Filmmaker Josh Fox to Screen "Gasland" and Discuss Fracking
• Prospective Student Open House Set for April 18
• 'Hedda Gabler' to be Staged by Performing Arts Students
• Marist Theatre Club to Present Children's Show, "Thumbelina"
• Two Marist Faculty Members Recognized for Exceptional Research by Cannavino Library
• Marist to Host 5th Annual Sustainability Day
• Large-Scale Prints of Aithan Shapira on Display at Marist Gallery
• Ulster County Cultural Services And Promotion Fund
• Jazz Ensemble to Play DCC
• Red Fox Fans Invited to NCAA Tournament Viewing Party Tuesday as Marist takes on St. Bonaventure
• ESPN writer/commentator Jemele Hill to join in panel discussion on sports, gender, and race, 3/28.
• Vladimir Tikhonov to discuss Social Darwinism in East Asia from 1870-1910), 3/19.
• Laura Kuper '07 to discuss new paradigms in the research on LGBT populations, 3/22.
• Award-winning Playwright, J.T. Rogers, to Speak at Marist About his Play, "Blood and Gifts"
• Fund Announced for Ulster Arts Organizations
• PICCADILLY CIRCUS
• Bridge Program Open House Set for March 13
• Marist to Host Competitive Renewable Energy Policy Forum March 14
• Bebe Neuwirth Stories With Piano
• Events to Celebrate Women's History Month
• Hudson Valley Continues to Lose Households, but New Arrivals Have Higher Incomes, says Marist Research Report
• Mind the Gap: The Gift of a Vassar Education, 2/23.
• Marist Theatre Groups Host Regional Premier of "Spine" by Alumnus Bill C. Davis
• Artwork of Former DCC, Vassar Instructor to be Featured in Gallery
• 'Brighton Beach Memoirs' to be Performed by DCC Masquers' Guild
• Work of Prominent Illustrator James Ransome on Display
• New Aviation Management Program Offered
• Anthropologist Nadia Abu El-Haj to address “The Ethics of Choice: Epistemology, Commerce, and the Genetic Historical Self," 2/28.
• Time Change: Feb. 16 Freedom Riders Event to Begin at 6 p.m.
• Christian Parenti to deliver a lecture entitled "Climate Change and the Geography of Violence," 2/22.
• Bardavon Announces 3 New Shows
• Power Through Community: A Forum on Latin/Latina/o American Political and Cultural Transformations.
• Marist to host "Entrepreneurship: Creating the Future" with College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering
• The Met: Live In HD - Wagner's Gotterdammerung
• The Met: Live In HD - Brian Regan
• Vassar to celebrate Charles Darwin's birthday with two Darwin Days' programs.
• Marist Celebrates Black History Month
• Best-selling author and comedian Andy Borowitz to deliver Krieger Lecture, 2/21.
• Sweet Honey in the Rock singer Ysaye Barnwell to highlight daylong “Radical Love: Taking Back Valentine’s Day” program, 2/8.
• Vassar College students to appear on stage at the Apollo Theater, 2/5.
• Skills-Enhancement Program Earns National Recognition
• Computing error caused Vassar College website to list erroneous admissions information for some early decision applicants.
• Computing error caused Vassar College website to list erroneous admissions information for some early decision applicants.
• Arts Education Grants Available - Dutchess and Ulster Counties
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents a Chinese New Year Celebration!
• In The Mood at Bardavon
• Peace Corps ranks Vassar among the top 20 small colleges whose graduates currently serve in the program.
• Program Encourages Girls in Grades 5-8 to Explore Math, Science
• Dutchess County Arts Council's Annual Meeting and Board Elections
• Every Vassar physics professor currently supported by a National Science Foundation grant, amidst college's larger success with federal agency.
• Marist Mourns Loss of Students in Off-Campus House Fire
• Jan. 21 Family Festival Canceled
• DCC Events to Mark Black History Month
• Marco Maggi: Lentissimo: a conversation with Mary-Kay Lombino and Marco Maggi
• Marist President Murray Lauds Rep. Hinchey's Service to New York's 22nd District
• Marist's Online MBA Degree and Online Liberal Studies Bachelor's Degree Ranked as Top Online Education Programs by U.S. News & World Report
• Bardavon Announces 2012 Gala with Tony Bennett
• Marist College Continues Development of High-Performance Computing Platform
• Marist Hosts 800 for Molinaro Inauguration as New Era in Dutchess County Leadership Begins
• “Hearts for Haiti” is a two-day art sale collaboration between the Vassar Haiti Project and Convent of the Sacred Heart that will be held in Greenwich (CT), 1/20-1/21.
• Documentary About Romanian School Segregation to be Screened
• Marist Economic Bureau: Third Quarter Showed Economy Improving
• DCC Student Earns Sheriff's Association Criminal Justice Scholarship
• 2012 Individual Artist Fellowship - Choreography
• New Paltz Ballet Theatre Presents The Nutcracker
• How To Work Effectively As A Teaching Artist In Public Schools: A Panel Discussion
• Magnetic Levitation Competition Sets Participation Record
• The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center presents the solo exhibition "Marco Maggi: Lentissimo," 1/20 – 4/1.
• Four December Concerts to be Staged at DCC
• A Christmas Carol
• Celebration Of Lights: Parade And Fireworks
• Broadway Revue to Help Fund Fight Against AIDS
• Individual Artist Fellowship - Public Program
• Marist Film Screening and Discussion to Feature Commonweal Magazine Critic
• Marist Ethics Team Advances to National Competition
• Marist Music Department Schedules Lessons and Carols, Winter Festival Concerts
• Marist College Dance Ensemble to Present "Dance Out Loud" Fall Showcase
• Associated Press Sports Editors to Meet at Marist
• Artists Offer Their Wares At 19th Annual Dutchess County Arts Council Craft Market
• Art In The Loft Wine Label Competition Winner To Be Announced
• Marist Management Dean Elected to AACSB Regional Leadership Post
• A Message from the Dean of the College to Students, 10/30
• A Message from the Dean of the College to Students, 10/29
• Prospective Student Open House Set for Veterans Day
• Marist Bureau Second-Quarter Report: Jobs Still Being Lost; Wages Rising Slightly More Families on Public Assistance; Home Sales Depressed
• Bardavon, Radio Woodstock 100.1 and Levon Helm Studios Present: Shelter From the Storm
• Marist in Top 40 Among Kiplinger's Best Values in Private Colleges
• Marist Praxis Project to Hold Benefit Concert for Haiti
• Marist English Professor's Manhattan Talk to Focus on Nazis in 1930s Berlin
• Marist to Conduct Financial Aid Seminar for Adult Students
• Georgetown Professor to Lecture at DCC on Air Traffic Control Strike
• Seminar by Mike Breen and Ian O'Connor Inaugurates New Center for Sports Communication
• The Met: Live In HD Encore Presentation Donizetti's Anna Bolena
• Three-day conference focuses on unique lesbian, queer, and gender-nonconforming histories Vassar, 11/3-5.
• NYSDOT and Marist Dedicate New Route 9 Pedestrian Underpass
• Women and Society Conference to Mark 20th Anniversary at Marist
• Marist to Host Free Workshop with Hollywood Assistant Director
• Marist Participating in 2011 "Big Read" with Focus on Thornton Wilder
• Auction Items Announced for The 2011 Dutchess County Executive's Arts Awards
• Innovative Zipcar Drives Its Way to Marist
• Hudson Valley Philharmonic Symphony Concert I - Viva Vivaldi!
• Seven professors are named to endowed chairs
• Marist English Professor to Speak About American Who Saved Marc Chagall from Nazis
• College Radio to Be Celebrated By WMAR October 11
• Marist LGSA Celebrating Ally Week in Prep for National Coming Out Day
• SLP Presents Chris Cornell
• US Air Force Liberty Jazz Band at UPAC
• Dr. Jeremy Dauber to Speak at Marist's 35th Annual Effron Lecture
• Poet and Author Jeffrey Renard Allen to Read from Work at Marist Talk
• Marist Dean Appointed to Make-A-Wish Hudson Valley Board
• Marist Honors Lecture to Feature Author and Noted Salon Journalist Rebecca Traister
• Poet John Hoopenthaler Reading at Marist
• Two from DCC Receive SUNY Chancellor's Awards
• College Fair Coming Oct. 11
• Dutchess County Arts Council Names Linda Marston-Reid As Next President
• New 2012 Campaign Team: The NBC News/Marist Poll (Includes Link to MSNBC clip)
• Marist Art Faculty to Exhibit Works in Steel Plant Studios Gallery
• Alum-Author to Discuss General Omar Bradley Book at Marist Talk
• Marist Bureau Report: More People Moving Out of the Hudson Valley than Moving In
• Lecture by Felipe Luciano, an Emmy-winning news reporter and anchor, poet, writer, and activist, 9/17.
• Exhibition checklist: " A Pioneering Collection: Master Drawings from the Crocker Art Museum."
• Display of original sukkah shelters designed by Vassar students, and a discussion about Jewish life at Vassar, will mark Vassar’s sesquicentennial and the Sukkot holiday, 10/10
• Marist Again Ranks Among the Best in U.S. News College Guide
• Marist Partners with Family Services to Prevent Violence Against Women
• Marist Art Professor's Work Featured in Notable Berkshires Exhibition
• Photos and Stories of Latin America to Highlight Hispanic Heritage Month
• Black College Fair Scheduled for Sept. 22
• Police Patrols in Public Schools is Focus of Constitution Day Lecture
• Marist Professor to Read from Her First Book of Poetry in Tivoli
• Nine on the Ninth: Marist Professor to Be Among "A Celebration of Women's Voices"
• Storm Damage from Irene in Dutchess County? FEMA May Help You
• Marist to Commemorate Tenth Anniversary of 9/11
• Clifton Park Student Earns Prestigious National Award
• Campus returning to normal, 8/29
• Weather update from Dean Roellke, 8/28 at 6:30pm
• Weather update from Dean Roellke, 8/28 at 2:45pm
• Travel resources for returning students
• An update from Dean Roellke on Hurricane Irene, 8/28 at 1:15pm
• An update from Dean Roellke on Hurricane Irene, 8/28 at 11am
• An update from Dean Roellke on Hurricane Irene, 8/27
• A message from Dean Roellke on Hurricane Irene, 8/27
• A message from President Hill, 8/26
• Back to School for Poughkeepsie - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Vassar welcomes class of 2015, the most selective and diverse in the college’s history.
• Mount Kisco Child Care Center Receives IBM Catalyst Grant
• United Way Campaign Kick-Off Breakfast
• Vassar presents a public series on the topic of the history of gender and education, 9/1-12/8.
• Marist President Named Mid-Hudson Regional Economic Development Council Co-chair
• Centenary of Pulitzer-winning poet and Vassar alumna Elizabeth Bishop celebrated with exhibition (8/30-12/15) and symposium (9/24).
• DCC College-in-High-School Program Granted National Accreditation
• River Valley Rep Concludes Second Season with Pulitzer Prize-Winning Comic Drama "Dinner with Friends"
• Marist Named One of Nation's Best Colleges By The Princeton Review
• Ulster County Legislature and the Dutchess County Arts Council Announce Awards from Ulster County Cultural Services and Promotion Fund
• Two Marist Professors and a Local Writer to Read from Their Works in Woodstock
• Marist Bureau: 2009 Personal Income Down Billions As Jobs Lost in Region
• River Valley Rep to Stage Sondheim Revue "Putting It Together"
• Dutchess County Arts Council News - July 6, 2011
• Dr. Reba-Anna Lee Named to Executive Board of Association of Black Women in Higher Ed
• Dutchess County Arts Council Presents Art In The Loft: Summer 2011Exhibition
• River Valley Rep Begins Second Season With Regional Premiere of Smash Comedy "The 39 Steps"
• Spectacular Views of July 4th Fireworks
• Vassar & New York Stage and Film announce complete casting for Inside Look play workshops at Powerhouse Theater this summer.
• Exhibition checklist: "A Taste for the Modern: Gifts from Blanchette Hooker Rockefeller, Edna Bryner Schwab, and Virginia Herrick Deknatel."
• Strong Leadership Team Guides Arts Council Through Transition
• Marist Bureau Survey: 1st Q Economy Weak and Getting Weaker
• Senato Edwards to Read from Her Published Poetry in Pleasant Valley on Saturday
• Marist Wins Share Of 2010-11 Academy Bus MAAC Commissioner's Cup
• Bardavon Presents Two Nights of Comedy at UPAC!
• Vassar & New York Stage and Film announce the cast for Patricia Wettig’s new play, premiering on the Powerhouse Mainstage, 6/29-7/10.
• DCC Celebrates Residence Hall Groundbreaking
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents What's For Breakfast? Cultural Program
• Dutchess County Arts Council Presents The 2011 Fellows In Performing Arts: Musicians
• Hudson River Valley Review Publishes Civil War Sesquicentennial Retrospective Issue
• Dutchess County Arts Council's 2011 County Executive Arts Award Program
• Marist Author to Read from New Biography in Woodstock
• Vassar College confers 660 Bachelor’s degrees and one Master’s degree in its 147th commencement ceremonies, 5/22.
• Dutchess County Arts Council Presents Art in the Loft: Spring 2010 Exhibition
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces its 27th Annual Golf Tournament
• NEWS 12 WESTCHESTER HONORED WITH DEADLINE CLUB AWARD BY THE NEW YORK CHAPTER OF THE SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL JOURNALISTS
• Krevolin To Step Aside As President Of The Arts Council
• Marist Senior Earns Fulbright Scholarship to India
• Marist Professor to Read from First Novel at Adriance Library
• This Week at the Bardavon and UPAC - May 11, 2011
• Marist to Graduate 1525 at Two Commencements; Publishing Chief, West Point Lt. Col. to Give Addresses
• Student Filmmakers are Finalists in Local Competition
• HITS Presents 'The Temptations'
• Dan Smalls Presents Andrew Bird at Bardavon
• Hancock Center Dedication Friday
• IBM Watson Lead Researcher to Keynote Marist Enterprise Computing Community National Conference
• Marist Silver Needle Fashion Show and Awards Celebrates Silver Anniversary
• Affordable Grant Writing Workshops
• Bardavon Announces The Levon Helm Birthday Bash
• Korean Children's Day Free Interactive Program
• Marist Students Selected as 2011 Interns of the Year
• Marist Senior Earns National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
• Marist Adds Social Media to its List of Successes
• Marist Home Run Derby to Raise Funds for Friends of Jaclyn Foundation
• Marist Sports Communication Students Win National Case Study Competition
• Bardavon Presents The Met: Live in HD - Capriccio
• DCC Students Receive SUNY Recognition
• DCC Community Day, April 30
• Local History Focus of May 7 Conference at DCC
• Marist Sports Communication Students Compete in Case Study Competition
• Champagnat Lecture Asks "What Can Faith Do in a Consumer Culture?"
• Marist Dance Ensemble Schedules Spring Showcase
• Marist-Led Tech Consortium Awarded $250,000 Gates/Hewlett Foundations Grant
• Marist to Host Fourth Annual Sustainability Day
• Marist Art Gallery Director Ed Smith Elected to Royal British Society of Sculptors
• Marist Professor Organizing Mission to Ghana
• Hudson Valley Job Fair Coming to DCC April 13
• Exhibition checklist: "Thomas Rowlandson: Pleasures and Pursuits in Georgian England."
• Dutchess County Arts Council Insurance Workshop
• Marist Economic Survey: Hudson Valley Employment and Job Creation Remain Weak
• Art Gallery Exhibit Spotlights Women's History Month
• Theater Students to Put New Twist on 'King Lear'
• Marist LGSA to participate in "Day of Silence"
• Bardavon Announces Bernie Williams
• New plays by Patricia Wettig, Rob Handel, as well as a musical by singer/songwriter Dar Williams and a bio-musical about Bert Berns are highlights of the 2011 Powerhouse Theater season, 6/24-7/31.
• Scholar and journalist Eric Alterman to examine American Jewish intellectualism in the annual Sitomer lecture, 4/5.
• Open House Set for April 6
• This Week at the Bardavon and UPAC - March 28, 2011
• Survivor to Speak at 21st Marist Holocaust Remembrance
• Marist Students will "Paint Campus Purple" to Draw Attention to Relay for Life
• Marist to Host National History Honor Society Regional Conference
• Ulster County Author to Discuss Latest Book: Civil War Novel Set in Kingston
• Marist Art Gallery Exhbiting Works of Serdar Arat Through April 16
• Bardavon Presents Lily Tomlin at UPAC
• Cannavino Library Recognizes Two Faculty Members for Exceptional Scholarship
• Dutchess County Arts Council 2011 Arts Fund Campaign
• Great Estates Consortium Conference to Explore "A Legacy of Leadership in the Hudson River Valley"
• 'Joan of Arcadia' Actress Coming to DCC for Poetry Reading
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents a Childern's Taiko Drum Concert
• Bardavon Opera House News - March 14, 2011
• Social Media Expert to Discuss how Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn Can Land a Job
• Info Session March 16: Students Can Attend HS and College at Same Time
• Ulster County Cultural Services and Promotion Fund Grants Available
• Marist to Sponsor "Kids' Day Out!" Basketball Clinic
• Marist Women's Basketball Receives Highest Ranking Ever, Voted 18th In ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Poll
• College Events to Celebrate Women's History Month
• DCC to Host College Transition Program for Students with Disabilities
• Masquer's Guild Production is 'Nothing Serious'
• This Week at the Bardavon and UPAC - February 21, 2011
• Marist Habitat Chapter to Hear About Work Done in Newburgh
• U.S. Ambassador-at-Large Stephen J. Rapp discusses bringing war criminals to justice, 3/1.
• Mind the Gap: The Gift of a Vassar Education, 2/17.
• "Playground: The Hallie Flanagan Project," an original play by Mattie Brickman, directed by Jen Wineman, debuts at Vassar College, 3/1-3..
• Vassar College Bookstore Author Series presents lecture by Emmy nominated filmmaker Denis Belliveau, February 16, 2011.
• Marist to Host Watson Jeopardy! Party Wednesday
• Peter Theroux to Deliver George Sommer Lecture on "Translating Egypt and Arabia"
• Bardavon Presents An Affair to Remember and The Met: Live in HD - Nixon in China
• Hancock Succeeds Dyson as Marist Board Chair
• Model UN Team Receives Awards
• Arts in Education Grants At Dutchess County Arts Council
• Focolare Lecture for February 1 Canceled
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents a Japanese Tea Ceremony Experience
• Exhibition checklist: "150 Years Later: New Photography by Tina Barney, Tim Davis, and Katherine Newbegin."
• Marist Catholic Studies Talk to Examine Focolare Movement
• Innovative Program Encourages Girls to Explore Math, Science Opportunities
• Student Artwork Featured in Gallery Exhibit
• Dutchess County Arts Council;s Annual Meeting and Board Elections
• DCC Events to Mark Black History Month
• Vassar College announces $400 million fundraising campaign with $262 million in contributions and commitments already received.
• Weather Prompts Special Saturday Registration at DCC
• EMT Challenge Exam Rescheduled
• High School Students Can Team with Architects at DCC's Day of Design
• Federal Grant Will Help Provide Public Access to Marist Archive of Lowell Thomas Papers
• Marist Economic Survey: 3Q Jobs Up in Some Sectors; Sale Prices of Existing Homes Up; New Housing Construction Down
• DCC Emergency Medical Technician Program Granted Re-Accreditation
• Remembering Harry Wood, Marist's Former VP For Admission
• United Way Of Dutchess County’s First Community Report Cites Growing Needs In 2010
• This Week at the Bardavon and UPAC - December 12, 2010
• A Hunt for ‘The Twelve Days of Christmas'
• Bardavon Presents the Nutcracker
• Africana Studies hosts a public conversation with alumna Paula Madison, executive vice president of diversity for NBC Universal, 12/9.
• Marist Giving Tree Program: 20 Years and 15,000 Presents for Area Families
• Women's Basketball Coach Brian Giorgis Inks Contract Extension Through 2017 Season
• Four December Concerts to be Staged at DCC
• DCC Broadway Revue to Help Fund Fight Against AIDS
• The Community Works Harvest Dinner will be held on December 7, 2010.
• This Week at the Bardavon and UPAC - Nov 29, 2010
• Marist Writing Professor to Read from First Novel
• Marist Senior Receives NYSCEEA Student of the Year Award
• Marist Author to Discuss Her Latest Book -- "Muriel's War: An American Heiress in the Nazi Resistance"
• Marist Music Department Schedules Lessons & Carols and Winter Festival Concerts
• Marist Dance Ensemble Performances to Aid Grace Smith House
• Marist Collects Donations for Hunger Awareness Month
• Verizon Grant Will Help HRVI Develop Virtual Field Trips
• Marist Students Staying "Up 'til Dawn" Raising Funds for St. Jude's
• Archaeologist Rowan K. Flad to discuss animal bone divination and political power in early China, 11/23.
• Physicist and acoustician David T. Bradley discusses the acoustical design of theaters, December 9, 2010.
• Students to Stage 'The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee'
• DCC to Host Film, Discussion About Struggles of Ugandan Children
• Marist Art Galley to Showcase Work "About the Figure"
• Marist Alumnus Places 25th in NYC Marathon
• Art historian Claudia Swan discusses “Art, Science, and Witchcraft in Early Modern Holland,” 11/16.
• The World Affairs Council presents discussion by internationally known competitiveness expert Deborah L. Wince-Smith, 11/18.
• Vassar hosts an exhibition of artworks by members of the Youth Arts Group, high school age youth who advocate for farm and factory workers.
• Marist Music Program Raising Funds for Local Parish
• Snow White to Visit Marist College Children's Theatre
• Anne Chapin, an expert in Aegean painting and society, delivers a lecture on "Private Lives, Public Faces: Family and Society in Aegean Art," 11/4.
• Vassar cited as one of the ten best private liberal arts college values by Kiplinger’s Personal Finance.
• Award-winning author Jonathan Safran Foer will read from his work and speak about writing at Vassar College, 11/22.
• $1.2 million NSF grant will train and support Vassar math and science students to teach in high need school districts.
• NSF awards more than $1.6 million to advance Vassar College’s scientific infrastructure.
• $1.2 million NSF grant will train and support Vassar math and science students to teach in high need school districts.
• NSF awards more than $1.6 million to advance Vassar College’s scientific infrastructure.
• Noted Hudson Valley artist Monica d. Church's photographs are on view in a solo exhibition at the Palmer Gallery, 11/11 - 12/17.
• Three performances of the new play Dear Charlotte focus on Charlotte Bronte and her sisters, 11/4-6.
• Sculptor Nancy Shaver, a 2010 Guggenheim recipient, will discuss her work, 11/1.
• Vassar College numbers eighth nationally among liberal arts colleges for student recipients of 2010-11 Fulbright Fellowships.
• Marist Alumni Who Produce ESPN's Monday Night Football Return to Campus
• Night on Broadway to Raise Funds for AIDS Foundation
• Marist in Top 40 Among Kiplinger's Best Values
• 'Crazy Heart' Author to Speak at DCC
• Conference on the updated natural resource inventory of Dutchess County, 11/6.
• Memorial service to honor Virginia B. Smith, Vassar's eighth president, 11/13.
• This fall Soirée Ciné presents a French film series, 9/19-11/14.
• Philosopher Catherine Elgin discusses the role of ethics in science, 10/27.
• Poet and translator Deborah Woodard discusses the poetry of Amelia Rosselli in translation, 11/2.
• FLLLAC presents the exhibition "Vassar 150 Years Later: New Photography by Tina Barney, Tim Davis, and Katherine Newbegin," 1/28 - 3/27.
• Vassar College Bookstore Author Series presents readings by Eamon Grennan (11/11) and Michael Korda (12/3).
• Three Vassar College representatives participate in the inaugural Interfaith Leadership Institute, hosted by the White House.
• Marist Hosting 19th Annual Women & Society Conference
• Ousted USDA official Shirley Sherrod to discuss "Civil Rights Movement in a Changing American Society," 11/3.
• Historian Deborah E. Lipstadt to discuss Holocaust denial in the 21st century, including her historic legal battle with David Irving, 10/28.
• The Gillespie Forum presents “Technology and the Future of Journalism" panel discussion, 11/9.
• Marist to Host Only U.S. Senate Debate in Schumer-Townsend Race
• Marist LGSA to Draw Attention to Anti-Gay Bullying and Remember LGBT Suicide Victims on "Purple Day"
• Marist to Serve as Local Host for National Town Hall Webcast on China
• Marist Students Stand Up, Speak Out in First Annual Public Speaking Competition
• Marist Economic Bureau Report: More Hudson Valley Residents Back to Work; Wages Up for Some Counties
• First U.S. showing of artist Melissa Marks’ "Adventures of Volitia: Paradise, Again" at Vassar's Palmer Gallery, 10/5-23.
• Three to Receive Marist Award for Community Service
• Several screenings and presentations by noted filmmakers offered at Vassar this fall.
• Local Educator Appointed to DCC Board of Trustees
• “Exploring a Sense of Place,” a series of guided walks and events offered through October 27, 2010.
• Special Saturday Student-Advisement Sessions Planned for DCC South
• Associate Dean Edward Pittman selected for Executive Doctorate in Higher Education Management program at the University of Pennsylvania.
• Latino/a studies scholar Deborah Paredez discusses “Latin Boom, Latina Tomb: Selena and the Making of the Latino Market,” 10/14
• American Culture presents two lectures by distinguished scholars this fall: Brent Edwards (10/7) and Eva Cherniavsky (11/4).
• Economist John Siegfried to discuss “Better Living through Economics,” November 12, 2010.
• Roof repairs require temporary closure of the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, beginning in May 2010 .
• Vassar College to host a 5K Fun Run as well as community costume parade and trick-or-treating, 10/30.
• Vassar's Archives and Special Collections Library has become an official repository of the publications of Thornwillow Press.
• Marist President Dennis Murray on Remembering 9/11
• Spanish language edition online highlights newest directions for Vassar’s acclaimed public health initiative, the Environmental Risks and Breast Cancer (ERBC) project.
• Marist to Screen "Veiled Voices" and Discuss Women's Leadership Roles in Faith Communities
• La edición online en español refleja las actualizaciones más recientes de la aclamada iniciativa de salud pública de Vassar College, el proyecto Riesgos Ambientales y Cáncer de Mama.
• South African Freedom Fighter to Detail "One Man's Story of Apartheid"
• The Archives and Special Collections Library of Vassar College Libraries presents the exhibition "Ars Omnia Tuetur: 25 Years at Thornwillow Press."
• Canadian Water Activist Maude Barlow to Speak on "The Right to Water" (Cancelled)
• The Vassar College Department of Music fall concert series will offer 21 programs that feature renowned performers (8/29 - 12/5).
• Marist to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with Talk by Alumna Author
• The Art Center presents a variety of programs this fall at various locations on the Vassar campus (9/2 - 12/2).
• David Makovsky to Speak at Marist's 34th Annual Effron Lecture
• Ten Vassar students and alumnae/i receive 2010 Fulbright Fellowships.
• West Point Professor to Discuss "Poe in the Hudson Valley" at Marist Talk
• Free walking tours of Vassar history offered on three Saturdays in October (10/9, 16, 23).
• HRVI and Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome to Celebrate Achievements of Aviation Pioneer Glenn H. Curtiss
• This October Vassar presents three author readings and a concert reading of "The Tell-Tale Heart" during POEkeepsie's "The Big Read."
• Constitution Day Lecture will Focus on Federal Climate Initiatives
• Music, Culinary Delights and More to Highlight Hispanic Heritage Month
• Faculty, Staff Members Receive SUNY Chancellor's Awards
• Visit the SUNY Strategic Planning Website
• Lecture at DCC to Focus on 1880s American Politics
• President's Breakfast Highlights Importance of Quality, Accessible Education
• Student Artwork Featured in Gallery Exhibit
• DCC Events to Mark Black History Month
• High School Students to Team With Architects at DCC's Day of Design
• Women's History Month Events Coming to DCC
• DCC to Host College Transition Program for Students with Disabilities
• Work of Australian Painter Featured in Art Gallery
• EMT Students Team With Fire Department to Hone Skills
• Four DCC Students Receive SUNY Chancellor's Award
• DCC Graduation a Record-Breaker, 1,000+ Earn Diplomas
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents A Celebration Of Eid
• Teenage Harpist Added To The List Of The 2010 Dutchess County Executive's Arts Awards Recipients
• United Way Campaign Kicks Off - Campaign Goal Announced
• Dutchess County Arts Council Launches Online Auction for DC Fair Artwork
• Poughkeepsie Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents One River, Many Streams Folk Festival
• Dutchess County Executive's Arts Award Seeks Youth Nomination
• Sam Rein: Exhibition And Silent Auction
• Paint-Out/Photo Shoot At The Dutchess County Fair To Benefit The Dutchess County Arts Council
• 2010 Dutchess County Executive's Arts Awards Recipients
• 2010 Dutchess County Executive's Arts Awards
• Dutchess County Arts Council Presents Out of the Box Series
• Professional Development Series and 2011 Project Grant Program
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Presents Ukrainian Children's Day
• Spirit Of Dutchess County Awards
• Dutchess County Arts Council News - May 4, 2010
• Instrument Petting Zoo To Be Featured At Dutchess Arts Fund Kick-Off
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces The 2010 Arts Fund Kick-Off Program
• Taiko Concert With Grammy Award-Winning Master Koji Nakamura
• A Japanese Tea Experience, an Interactive Cultural Program
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program's - Korean Children's Day Program
• Art In The Loft Call For Artists
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program Chinese Lantern Festival
• Artists for Fine Art and Craft Market
• Dutchess County Arts Council's Annual Meeting and Board Elections
• United Way Of Dutchess County News - Volunteering Opportunity With United Way
• Dutchess County Arts Council's Italian Carnevale Masks Lecture
• Dutchess County Arts Council Presents Art In The Loft: Fall 2009 Exhibition
• 2009 Annual Fine Art and Craft Market
• Artist Wine Lable Competition Coming to a Close
• Local Artists to be Celebrated
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Photo Shoot/Press Conference for 2009 Dutchess County Executive's Arts Awards
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces Recipients of the 2009 Dutchess County...
• United Way Of Dutchess County Fall Newsletter - September 11, 2009
• Announces Art In The Loft Fall Exhibition
• Japanese Tea Ceremony Experience - An Interactive Cultural Program
• One River, Many Streams Folk Festival 2009
• Dutchess County Arts Council’s 2009 County Executive Arts Award Program
• 'I'm Right, You're Right, He's Right Too' Jewish Humor and Folklore Public Lecture
• News From Dutchess County Arts Council - August 7, 2009
• Ulster County Art Organizations Receive County Funds
• Dutchess County Arts Council 27th Annual Golf Tournament Raises Over $20,000
• Dutchess County Arts Council Workshop - Connecting Arts To Tourism
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces Showcase for Current Fellows in Literary Arts
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces its 27th Annual Golf Tournament
• Arts Grants Available For Dutchess and Ulster Counties
• Dutchess County Arts Council presents Out of the Box Event Series
• Dutchess County Arts Council Offers Fellowships
• Dutchess County Arts Council Folk Arts Program's
• United Way of Dutchess County News - Vote and Nominate Local Volunteer Champions
• Sakura Matsuri--Japanese Cherry Blossom Festival
• Dutchess County Arts Council Presents Art in the Loft: Fall 2008 Exhibition
• Nominate Your Volunteer Champion for the 2009 Spirit of Dutchess County Awards!
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces the 2009 Arts Fund Kick-Off Breakfast
• Dutchess County Arts Council Seeking Applications from Qualified Craftspeople and Artisans .........
• Join us for our Campaign Finale
• Italian Carnivale Talk and Informal Dance Demonstration
• Dutchess County Arts Council Recognized Among the Top Regional Arts Councils
• Dutchess County Arts Council’s Annual Meeting and Board Elections
• Dutchess County Arts Council Announces New Director of Programs
• Free and Easy Ways to Help United Way of Dutchess County
• 2008 Latin American Christmas Program
• Ulster County Awards Announced
• Lexington Center for Recovery Welcomes John Goldsmith as New Board Member
• Arlington High School Summer Reading Collection
• LaGrange Library Knit And Crochet Group
• Challenge For Adults And Teens
• LaGrange Library Teen Library Council
• Defensive Driving Course
• Books: a Treasure! Summer Reading For Children
• Fun In The Sun: Adult Summer Reading Program

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