Sponsored by the Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association of Westchester County, this informal panel discussion will highlight several alumni from the Westchester area who are in the midst of career transitions. Panelists will include Joe Modica '81, Caitlin Thompson '97 and Judy Greenfield '56. The Brown University Club of St. Louis presents a lecture presented by Justin Fallon, Professor of Medical Science on how synapses are formed and maintained, as well as how they are modified by experience to store new information. Nicholas Hatsopoulos, Assistant Professor of Neuroscience who studies the neural basis of motor control and learning. Featuring peruvian music of Agua Clara and afro-latin funk of Antibalas.
Minimum donation goes up at the door.
All donations are tax deductible and will benefit a health clinic in Peru providing therapuetic health care for torture survivors. Elie Bienenstock, Associate Professor of the Division of Applied Mathematics and the Department of Neuroscience on computer vision - how computers interpret images. James Anderson, Professor of Cognitive and Linguistic Sciences on how brains and computers are different in the way they compute. If any of these scenarios apply to you, join us over Reunion Weekend to discuss these very real career transitions that impact you and many of your classmates. This informal panel discussion will include reunioning alumni as well as staff from Alumni Relations and Career Services.