Alumni across the country are invited to join in celebrating the bicentennial with this virtual faculty lecture series. Our November event features Professor of Economics Jay Corrigan with a look at why it's so hard to find a good used car, why markets sometimes fail and what can be done to fix these markets.
200 Years of Learning in the Company of Friends Lecture Series
As part of Kenyon's yearlong bicentennial celebration, this six-part virtual event series will highlight some of the College's best known faculty members, including several Trustee Teaching Excellence Award winners. The events will coincide with the academic calendar — including a summer break — and cover a variety of topics in the fine arts, humanities, natural sciences and social sciences. Here's a look at the fall line-up:
- Sept. 5: Professor Fred Baumann, "My Time at Kenyon"
- Oct. 15: Professor Judy Holdener, "Mathematics at Kenyon"
- Nov. 7: Professor Jay Corrigan, "Lemons, Plums and Why It's So Hard to Find a Good Used Car"
Can't make it to this event? Check out our YouTube channel after the event to view a recording.
Kenyon is committed to creating inclusive events. This event will feature optional live streamed captions. Please contact us to discuss other access considerations needed to participate fully in this event.