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Window on Williams: Jack Sawyer and Adam Falk A Conversation
Window on Williams: Jack Sawyer and Adam Falk A Conversation
Window on Williams: Michael Bloomberg Commencement Speaker 2014
Window on Williams: Michael Bloomberg Commencement Speaker 2014
Window on Williams: Student Speeches from LEAD250: Political Leadership 2014
Students from Governor Jane Swift’s LEAD250 class at Williams College speak about topics that concern them.
Window on Williams: Amy Holzapfel: Acts of Seeing: Art, Vision & Realist Theatre
Amy Holzapfel, associate professor of theater, presents ‘Acts of Seeing: Art, Vision & Realist Theatre’ as part of the Williams College 2014 Faculty Lecture Series. Holzapfel spoke about her new book, ‘Art, Vision, and Nineteenth-Century Realist Drama: Acts of Seeing’ (2013), which explores the impact of modern theories of vision on the rise of realism […]
Window on Williams: Jeannie Albrecht: Detecting and Predicting Occupancy in a Smart Home
The first talk in 2014’s Faculty Lecture Series at Williams. Associate Professor of Computer Science will be presented by Jeannie Albrecht summarizes a project called Smart, which aims to optimize energy consumption in homes. Albrecht and her research team designed and installed a system that continuously gathers environmental and operational data in three homes, including […]
Window on Williams: John Kleiner TEDx
Over the course of an afternoon, six Williams faculty members and two students presented short talks on such wide-ranging topics as galaxy collisions, the philosophy of the mind, and pop Orientalism.
Window on Williams: Amy Levine TEDx
Over the course of an afternoon, six Williams faculty members and two students presented short talks on such wide-ranging topics as galaxy collisions, the philosophy of the mind, and pop Orientalism.
Window on Williams: Joe Cruz TEDx
Over the course of an afternoon, six Williams faculty members and two students presented short talks on such wide-ranging topics as galaxy collisions, the philosophy of the mind, and pop Orientalism.
Window on Williams: Lois Banta TEDx
Over the course of an afternoon, six Williams faculty members and two students presented short talks on such wide-ranging topics as galaxy collisions, the philosophy of the mind, and pop Orientalism.