Learning from mistakes at Skidmore’s Humanistic Inquiry Symposium James Helicke Skidmore's Humanistic Inquiry Symposium is a showcase not only of Skidmore faculty’s rigorous scholarship and creative endeavors but also the supportive environment that is at the heart of the College. Wed, 30 Mar 2022 10:13:13 -0800 Academics,Arts,Campus Life,Campus News,Community,Events,Faculty,Staff,Tang Teaching Museum, A tour of the Tang, part of the Humanistic Inquiry Symposium Participants in this year's Humanistic Inquiry Symposium offer applause during a tour of the exhibition "Opener 34: Ruby Sky Stiler — New Patterns" offered by Dayton Director of the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery Ian Berry. (Photo: Sarah Condon-Meyers) Participants in this year's Humanistic Inquiry Symposium offer applause during a tour of the exhibition "Opener 34: Ruby Sky Stiler — New Patterns" offered by Dayton Director of the Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery Ian Berry. (Photo: Sarah Condon-Meyers)