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A vibrant performance by music professor Ruth Opara’s African Drumming and Dance course transported Skidmore students to southeastern Nigeria, where Opara grew up.
In his Scribner Seminar, anthropology professor Joowon Park is using the vibrant, South Korean music phenomenon known as K-pop to help first-year students explore interdisciplinary ideas and acclimate to the rigors of academic life at Skidmore College.
"Skidmore’s array of interdisciplinary and entirely one-of-a-kind classes exposed my true interests. Everything had been bubbling inside me waiting to manifest itself," said Jenny Lupoff '19
Meet Juleyka Lantigua-Williams ’96, a government major who loved her genetics class and was on the construction team for the theater company. Today, she’s a storyteller opening media to more people of color.
Upcoming Events
- 12/10Tang Teaching Museum Payne: The students in Assistant Professor of Dance Sarah DiPasquale’s “Bridges to Skidmore” class (DA209) will perform a integrative, sitespecific dance in the Tang…
- 12/10
- 12/10Zankel Music Center: Coached by Michael Emery, Josh Rodriguez, and Jameson Platte Free & open to the public
- 12/10
