Kahn Chronicle: Winter 2015

Table of Contents: Celebrating the Kahn Student Experience: Oscar-winning Filmmaker to Join Student FeteSophs, Juniors Invited to Kahn Info SessionsUpcoming Kahn LecturesGender, Justice and the Arab World: A Q&A with 2015 Neilson Professor Sahar AmerGalileo, Shakespeare and Their Contemporaries Visit the KahnAt the Kahn Institute, 2014-15, Mid-Year Report: The Power of Disappearance Q&A with Photographer Carmen Pullella ‘16A Note from the Founding Director: Channeling Louise: A Reflection by Marjorie Senechalhttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1001/thumbnail.jp

Kahn Chronicle: Fall 2009

Table of Contents: The Fate & Future of Smith\u27s Sundial2009-2010 Student FellowshipsInformation Session: Why Educate Women?Faculty Fellowship OpportunitiesNeilson-Kahn SeminarFall 2009 LecturesStudent SpotlightFestival of Disorder Project Final ReportDeceit Project Final ReportA Note from the Directorhttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1011/thumbnail.jp

Kahn Chronicle: Fall 2016

Table of Contents: Faculty, Staff Invited to Apply for 2017-18 Yearlong ProjectsDestroy, Then Restore: Transforming our Lands and Waters (2017-18)War (2017-18)Apply for Kahn Short-term Projects is FallA Brief Introduction to Kahn Institute Staff2016-17 Long-Term Projects: Student Fellowships AwardedFall Lectures Hosted by the KahnOutcomes From Kahn ProjectsA Brief Record of Works by Recent Kahn FellowsA Note From the Director: Safe Spaceshttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1004/thumbnail.jp

Kahn Chronicle: Fall 2019

Table of Contents: Faculty, Staff Invited to Apply for 2020-21 Yearlong Projects 2019-20 Short-term Projects Reflect Climate Change Theme 2019-20 Long-Term Projects: Student Fellowships Awarded 2020-21 Yearlong Project Descriptions A Note from the Directorhttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1021/thumbnail.jp

Kahn Chronicle: Fall 2014

Table of Contents: Kahn Institute Celebrates 15 Years: Galileo, Shakespeare Invited for Gala EventUpcoming Kahn Institute Public LecturesIntroducing the Kahn GalleryFaculty Fellowship Opportunities2014-15 Long-Term Projects2013-14 Long-Term Projects: Final ReportsA Note from the DirectorA Journal for Women Around the World: Voices & Visions to Publish Second Editionhttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1003/thumbnail.jp

Kahn Chronicle: Fall 2007

Table of Contents: In the Kahn Spotlight: David Lowenthal & Peter StallybrassAnnouncementsStudent AnnouncementsNarrative : Identity Final ReportMarriage and Divorce Final Report08-09 Long-Term Project DescriptionsReligious Tolerance Book Publication07-08 Short-Term Project DescriptionsA Note from the Directorhttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1007/thumbnail.jp

Marcia Smith

Marcia Smith was born in Pennsylvania and moved to Florida when she was two years old. Ms. Smith graduated from Florida State University with a degree in food nutrition specializing in school lunch administration. She later earned masters and Ph.D. degrees from Webber College and Kennedy Western University. She started her career in school foodservice in Polk County, Florida, working with Helen Walker, School Food Service Director and President of the American School Foodservice Association (ASFSA) at that time. “Within the first two weeks of being on the job, I was going to Chicago to the national conference where she was national president,” Ms. Smith said. Ms. Smith became the School Food Service Director for Polk County, Florida, when Helen Walker retired, and has served in that position for over 21 years for a total of over 31 years in the profession. She served as president of ASFSA in 2001.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/icn_ohistories/1136/thumbnail.jp

Barbara Smith

Barbara Smith taught Home Economics for six years before becoming Food Service Director in Russellville, Arkansas, for four years. She then worked for the Arkansas Department of Education until her retirement is early 2008.https://egrove.olemiss.edu/icn_ohistories/1043/thumbnail.jp

Kahn Chronicle: Spring 2019

Table of Contents: The Distinct Nature of British Art AF Q&A with Spring 2019 Neilson Professor Frédéric Ogée 2020-21 Kahn Yearlong Projects on Technology, Climate Change Spring Lectures Hosted by the Kahn Kahn Student Fellows for 2018-19 Projects At the Kahn Institute, 2018-19 A Note from the Directorhttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1020/thumbnail.jp

Kahn Chronicle: Spring 2018

Table of Contents: Students Invited to Apply for 2018-19 Yearlong Kahn Projects Kahn to Host Four Speakers on Diverse Topics This Spring At the Kahn Institute, 2017-18: Mid-Year Project Reports A Note From the Directorhttps://scholarworks.smith.edu/kahn_chronicle/1018/thumbnail.jp