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Marilyn Carlson Nelson '61, chairman and former CEO of Carlson, will speak at Smith next week. Next week, Marilyn Carlson Nelson ’61, will present a lecture and Global Salon breakfast. On Tuesday, April 17, Marilyn will give a lecture titled, How We Lead Matters: Where Business and Human Rights Intersect. The event will […] Alumnae can now read the Spring 2012 issue of the Smith Alumnae Quarterly in print or online. As always, the magazine’s pages are peppered with stories about Smithies all over the world. One story in the latest quarterly details a project founded by current Canadian resident Susan Gilbert Tileston ’63 (page 18). Susan, a professional […] “I was one of the first generation of feminists in the art world, and I was told it would ruin my career. I had a profile as an interesting conceptual artist, and then after feminism, my position upset a lot of opinion-makers. They weren’t helpful…. I wouldn’t have developed such a core of persistence if […] The work of international alumna Susan Hiller ’61 is featured at the Smith College Museum of Art through August 14. The exhibit, The Last Silent Movie, is a film installation recently acquired by the Museum. The Last Silent Movie is a 20-minute audio work translated and subtitled on black screens, and accompanied by a set […] |
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