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| Schick to host Bollinger exhibit |
| March 22–April 22, the Schick Art Gallery will host Matt Bollinger: DIY a solo exhibition of paintings, drawings and videos, including stop-motion animations. Based on invented narrative and memory, Bollinger's work depicts moments from the everyday lives of semi-fictional characters. |
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| "Owning God" lecture |
| Communications and conflict resolution scholar Jacob Udo-Udo Jacob of Dickinson College will visit March 21–23 to deliver a public lecture titled "Owning God: Religious Identity, Imagined Belongings and Terrorism in a Radically Interconnected World," and meet with students and faculty. |
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| Hurst named a Frederick Burkhardt fellow |
| Heather Hurst, associate professor of anthropology, was named a Frederick Burkhardt fellow by the American Council of Learned Societies. The fellowship program is designed to aid recently tenured faculty and is funded by a grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. |
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| Jones named to Hall of Fame |
| Bill Jones, athletic marketing manager in the Office of Communications and Marketing, was named to the 2018 Hall of Fame class by the College Sports Information Directors of America. |
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| Meet Leon Briggs |
Leon Briggs, an end user computer specialist for Information Technology at Skidmore, provides technical support and guidance for faculty and staff with Skidmore-owned Apple computers.
Briggs started working at Skidmore three years ago, but his relationship with the college began many years earlier when his father worked here.
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| Financing for first phase of CIS project secured, construction to begin this spring |
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In January, the Saratoga County Capital Resource Corporation approved Skidmore’s application to finance $35 million of the $67.5 million first phase of the Center for Integrated Sciences (CIS) project in the form of a tax-exempt bond. The bond was issued and traded in February, and the process closed earlier this month.
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