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TALL PROGRAM

The Tulane Alumni Lifelong Learning (TALL) Initiative, a partnership between the Tulane Alumni Association and the School of Continuing Studies (University College), offers educational programs to our over 50 (age) alumni. The free program will provide faculty-led sessions on a variety of topics on-campus as well as networking opportunities.

  

Topic: McAlister Drive Project


Guest Lecturer: Collette Creppell, Sr. VP of External Affairs in the School of Architecture



Tuesday, November 17th - 3:00 PM
LBC 202 – Rechler Conference Room
31 McAlister Drive - Uptown Campus

PARKING OPTIONS STRICTLY ENFORCED

I Dropping off ~ Enter Newcomb Place from Willow, take second left (transportation will be provided to the LBC)

II Free shuttle service from University Square (2:10; 2:20; 2:30PM)

III Top of Diboll after 3PM (Free, no shuttle service)

Click HERE to RSVP


For more TALL information, please contact Celeste Uzee at cuzee@tulane.edu or Terrence Jones at tjones9@tulane.edu




Archives

October 20, 2009 - 3:00PM
Guest lecturer Dr. Henry Bart, Director of the Tulane Museum of Natural History
Topic: Darwin's Voyage of Discovery
For a link to the Tulane Museum of Natural History CLICK HERE

September 1, 2009 - 3:00PM
Guest lecturer is Joan C. King, Ph.D. '72, NIH Postdoctoral Fellow at Tualne '74-'76, Professor Emerita, Tufts University School of Medicine and NOLA native.

July 28, 2009 - 3:00PM
Guest lecturer is Brian Box, Assistant Professor, Political Science. Lecture Topic: Poll Research & the Perception of the New Orleans Mayor's Office.

June 16, 2009 - 3:00PM
Guest lecturer is Richard Campanella, Associate Director of the Center for Bioenvironmental Research at Tulane. Campanella, a geographer, is the author of many books on the landscape and people of New Orleans. His latest work, “Bienville’s Dilemma: A Historical Geography of New Orleans”, was named one of the best books of 2008 by the Times Picayune. The book examines the geographic and environmental challenges inherent in New Orleans’ physical setting.

May 19, 2009
Guest Lecturer Susan Tucker -  Curator of Books and Records at the Newcomb College Center for Research on Women, a division of the Newcomb Institute.  Topic: Her latest book, New Orleans Cuisine: 14 Signature Dishes and Their Origins

April 21, 2009

Kevin Fontenot -  Adjunct History Professor and Tulane Alum

Topic: Cajun and Country Music in the American South

Peter Ricchiuti

 

Inaugural Lecture - March 17, 2009

Peter Ricchiuti, Assistant Dean, Tulane University's A.B. Freeman School of Business

MARKET SIGNALS; What The Financial Markets Are Telling Us Now
 "If the majority of people were right, the majority of the people would be rich… and they're not!" Following the herd has rarely produced superior long-term results. Tulane University's Peter Ricchiuti will share his informative and entertaining perspective on financial markets, the importance of proper diversification and the cyclical nature of both stocks and investment sectors. He will also talk about the Burkenroad Reports, a securities research program he created at Tulane.  




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