Adrienne Major, Ph.D. - New England Gothic 11/1/22

Katherine Aquino, Ph.D. - Feeling Included

A student's sense of belonging - their perceived belief of feeling included and valued within their community - is a . . .

Rajnii Eddins - The Value of Our Stories

Each one of us has a story that is valuable. Rajnii Eddins utilizes spoken word as a tool for engagement in . . .

Richard Grumbine - What Plant Is That?

Discovering the Wildflowers of Putney, VermontLandmark College Associate Professor of Natural Science Rich Grumbine . . .

Cary Supalo, Ph.D - Becoming a Blind Chemist

Becoming a Blind Chemist: An Autoethnographic Perspective This presentation discusses the sociological and . . .

Hilary Price - How I Became a Cartoonist: A Study of Messing Up

Come hear about a career path less traveled, and the lessons learned along the way. Rhymes With Orange newspaper . . .

Taylor Dunne and Eric Stewart - Resisting Nuclear Armament in the 21st Century

What does a people’s history of nuclear weapons look like? Through popular books and government records, the Manhattan . . .

Adrienne Major, Ph.D. - New England Gothic 11/1/22

There’s a rich heritage behind New England Horror that is honestly come-by. From its roots in the Salem Witch Trials, . . .

Destiny Palmer - Practice and Process 9/27/22

Boston-based artist Destiny Palmer will discuss her public art and studio-based practice that function as places to . . .

Jennifer Cook - Autism in Heels 4/5/22

 Tuesday, April 5, 5 p.m.Brooks M. O’Brien Auditorium, Lewis Academic BuildingJennifer CookThe face of autism is . . .

Alexandria Peary, M.F.A., Ph.D. 2/23/22

Why Writing in College Goes Better If You're Mindful Wednesday, February 23, 4 p.m.Brooks M. O’Brien Auditorium in the . . .

Police Chief Norma Hardy 12/7/21

The Landmark College Academic Speaker series presents Chief Norma Hardy, Brattleboro Police Department Don’t Give . . .

Adrian A. Basora - Democracy's Regression in the 21st Century 10/5/21

Democracy’s Regression in the 21st Century: Can this Global Challenge be Reversed? Tuesday, October 5, 2021, 7 p.m. . . .

Andrew Stein - Cat in the Shadows 9/21/21

Landmark College Speaker Series, Cat in the Shadows: My Journey to Illuminate the Elusive Leopard. Tuesday, September . . .

William Edelglass - The Genealogy of Happiness: From Aristotle to Positive Psychology

What is happiness? Can it be measured? And what is the relationship between happiness and virtue, money, pleasure, . . .

Dr. Ousmane Power-Greene - Pride or Prejudice?

Debates over monuments and memorials to the Confederacy often center on the uses of public space and the allocation of . . .

Dr. M Jackson - The Secret Lives of Glaciers

Dr. M Jackson explores what happens to an Icelandic community as their local glaciers disappear. Profoundly hopeful, . . .

Lydia X. Z. Brown - Neurodiversity and Disability Justice

Lydia X. Z. Brown’s talk focuses on how disabled people’s cultural work, community building, and leadership offer . . .

Dr. Tamara Stenn - When Fair Trade is Not Fair Enough

What does it mean to export a super grain that was gifted to you by the Gods thousands of years ago? Come discover how . . .

Rusty DeWees: A Journey from Pumping Gas to Hollywood

Entertainer, comedic artist, actor, producer, writer, musician, master of duct tape (and the Logger, of course!) Rusty . . .

Marcos Del Hierro

The Use of Hip-Hop Rhetoric to Combat the Criminalization of People of ColorUniversity of New Hampshire Assistant . . .

Linus Owens, Coming Together While Coming Apart 11/13/18

Assoc. Professor, 
Linus Owens
 focuses on the issue of free speech on college campuses. Owens brings first-hand . . .

James Sturm, Cartooning - Past, Present, Potential

From 10/23/18. In this thought-provoking lecture, James Sturm, the co-founder of the Center for Cartoon Studies in . . .

Peter Shumlin, Climate Change and You 10/2/18

The Honorable Peter Shumlin
, Landmark College Visiting Lecturer in Politics and Leadership 
Tuesday, October 2, 2018 . . .

Different ≠ Disordered - John Elder Robison 4/9/18

There is an increasing body of evidence to suggest that a degree of autism, ADHD, dyslexia and other neurological . . .

Alice Fogel, Things Unrelated to Poetry 4/2/18

“Science, History, Music, Art, Dance, Vegetables, & Other Things That Aren't Related to Poetry (Or Are They?)”Alice B. . . .

Jamie Sheffield, Neurodiverse Characters in Fiction 3/12/18

"Neurodiverse Characters in Fiction: Perspectives Beyond the Vanilla"Jamie Sheffield is a writer who lives in . . .

Peter Gould, 'Horse-Drawn Yogurt' 2/12/18

Peter Gould was an original member of the 1970’s “back-to-the-land” movement in Vermont, which he chronicled in . . .

Eric Bass, Addressing Social Injustice with Puppetry 11/6/17

“The Puppet as 'Other': How Sandglass Theater Addresses Social Injustice"Eric Bass presents clips from Sandglass’ five . . .

Dan Toomey, Mentorships of Robert Frost 10/2/17

A study of Robert Frost’s friendships with younger men is important for a number of reasons. In addition to expressing . . .

Casey Murrow, Murrow vs McCarthy 9/18/17

"We Cannot Escape Responsibility: The Broadcasts of Edward R. Murrow During the McCarthy Era of the 1950s" presented . . .

At Landmark: John Van Alstine, A Sculptor Journey 3/27/17

“The Art of Turning Negatives Positive – A Sculptor Journey” - John Van AlstineWith 45 years of living off his work . . .

At Landmark: Jean Cherouny, Art & Emotion 3/6/17

“Art and Emotion Storm My World: What is…What could be?”Jean Cherouny '87 writes, "Splashing and rolling paint, in all . . .

At Landmark: Tom Wessels, Self-organization 2/20/17

Self-organization, Co-evolution, and Sustainability”This talk from Tom Wessels examines the principle of . . .

At Landmark: John Elder, Climate Change 2/6/17

"The Power of Myth and the Challenge of Climate Change” by John ElderJohn Elder writes, "Climate activists in the U. . . .

At Landmark: Mark Timney, 'Off Target' 10/17/16

"Off Target: What Hollywood, Journalists, and Shooters Get Wrong About Guns"his is an apolitical examination into the . . .

At Landmark: 1st Annual Morgan Le Fay Symposium Keynote 10/1/16

Economist Paul McCulley offers “A Civics Lesson for the Real World” as the keynote speaker at the first symposium of . . .

At Landmark: Amer Latif, 'Only God is Good' 9/26/16

This talk introduces Islamic teachings, ritual practices, and the sharia by using a story from the Gospels in which . . .

At Landmark: Dr. Brian Young, 'The Boreal Forest' 3/28/16

The Boreal Forest in a Time of ChangeThe boreal forest is the world’s largest biome and is currently undergoing major . . .

At Landmark: The Yes Men, 'Making Meaningful Mischief' 3/28/16

The Yes Men are Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, two guys who couldn’t hold down a job until they became . . .

At Landmark: Curtiss Reed, Jr. - 2/29/16

Vermont Vision for a Multicultural Future with Curtiss Reed, Jr.Curtiss Reed, Jr., chronicles how Vermont Partnership . . .

At Landmark: Professor Lyrical, 'Rapping with the Professor' 2/8/16

As an award-winning rapper and full-time teaching professor of mathematics, Professor Lyrical will discuss (via . . .

At Landmark: Jennifer Allaway, 'Sexism & Whiteness in Gaming' 11/9/15

Sexism and Whiteness in Gaming: Beyond the Boys’ ClubJennifer Allaway has studied the prevalence of sexist practices . . .

At Landmark: Dr. Jenn McCollum, 'Sexing the Zombie' 10/26/15

Sexing the Zombie: The Changing Body of a Timeless Global Fixation“Sexing the Zombie” briefly historicizes the trope . . .

At Landmark: Slam Poetry Performance 9/29/15

Join the group Flatline Poetry--four poets who seek to "create a new heartbeat" with every performance and workshop, . . .

At Landmark: Shura Wallin, 'Walk to the Borders ' 9/14/15

Join humanitarian Shura Wallin for this talk presented in association with Sandglass Theater’s Puppets in the Green . . .

At Landmark: 30 Years of Innovative Education

Landmark College celebrated its 30-year history on September 26, 2015. In this video prepared for the historic . . .

At Landmark: Howard Frank Mosher - 4/13/15

Howard Frank Mosher takes to the Next Stage Arts theater for a special edition of Landmark College's Academic Speaker . . .

At Landmark: Tim Brookes, 'Disappearing Alphabets ' 3/30/15

'Disappearing Alphabets and the Future of the Written Word'What does the age of Digital Convergence, Twitter, and . . .

At Landmark: Dorothea Brauer, 'Queering Education' 3/2/15

Join University of Vermont LGBTQA Center Director Dot Brauer for a presentation that argues for the need to "queer" . . .

At Landmark: Peter Murdoch, 'Re-inventing Thoreau' 2/23/15

Peter Murdoch, a Research Hydrologist at the U.S. Geological Survey agency in Troy, NY, presents this talk entitled . . .

At Landmark: Cauleen Smith, 'Craft, Research, & Improv' 11/10/14

Cauleen Smith: Craft, Research, & ImprovisationPresenting this free talk as part of Landmark's 2014 Fall Speaker . . .

At Landmark: Andrew Stein, 'The King of Beasts' 10/27/14

The King of Beasts in the 21st Century: Conserving the African Lion in BotswanaDr. Andrew Stein, assistant professor . . .

At Landmark: Brad Fay 10/6/14

Marketing consultant Brad Fay presents a talk entitled "The Next Social Marketing Revolution" as part of Landmark . . .

At Landmark: 2014 Symposium- Dr. Mark Hakkinen

Talking Interfaces' Mark Häkkinen, PhD presents his talk entitled 'Accessibility and Current and Emerging . . .

At Landmark: 2014 Symposium Keynote Excerpts - What about multimodal approaches?

Part of the Landmark College Diverse Technologies for Diverse Minds LD Innovation Symposium on October 3, 2014, this . . .

At Landmark: 2014 Symposium Keynote Excerpts - How can dyslexic people learn grammar?

Part of the Landmark College Diverse Technologies for Diverse Minds LD Innovation Symposium on October 3, 2014, this . . .

At Landmark: 2014 Symposium Keynote Excerpts - Focus on strengths

Part of the Landmark College Diverse Technologies for Diverse Minds LD Innovation Symposium on October 3, 2014, this . . .

At Landmark: 2014 Symposium Keynote Excerpts - How to teach reading: an analogy

Part of the Landmark College Diverse Technologies for Diverse Minds LD Innovation Symposium on October 3, 2014, this . . .

At Landmark: 2014 Symposium Keynote Excerpts - How to introduce technology to people with LD

Part of the Landmark College Diverse Technologies for Diverse Minds LD Innovation Symposium on October 3, 2014, this . . .

At Landmark: 2014 Symposium Keynote Excerpts - Introduction by Dr. Manju Banerjee

Part of the Landmark College Diverse Technologies for Diverse Minds LD Innovation Symposium on October 3, 2014, this . . .

At Landmark: Bruce Rosenstein 9/16/14

Bruce Rosenstein, managing editor of Leader to Leader and author of Create Your Future the Peter Drucker Way, presents . . .

At Landmark: Dr. Temple Grandin, Different Kinds of Minds - 9/4/14

Landmark College presents Dr. Temple Grandin live from the Greenhoe Theatre for a dynamic presentation titled . . .

At Landmark: Thomas Moore - Your Mission in Life 4/14/14

Landmark College presents Thomas Moore - Your Mission in Life: Care of Body, Soul, Spirit and WorldApril 14, . . .

At Landmark: Virginia Prescott 3/31/14

Virginia Prescott, host of New Hampshire Public Radio’s (NHPR) Word of Mouth, speaks at Next Stage Arts as part of the . . .

At Landmark: Dan Miller, Religion/Politics 2/10/14

Recent decades have witnessed the emergence “political religion,” that is, social groups of global significance who . . .

At Landmark: Dave Cole, 'Contemporary Art' - 11/11/13

Over the past decade the world of contemporary art world has felt the influence of—and borrowed the materials and . . .

At Landmark: Bill McKibben, 'Education of an Unlikely Activist' - 10/22/13

Landmark College is proud to announce Bill McKibben as part of the Fall Academic Speaker Series on Oct. 22nd. Founder . . .

At Landmark: Monsour Farhang, Arab Struggle for Democracy - 10/7/13

Landmark College presents Monsour Farhang, The Struggle for Democracy in the Arab World - 10/7/13The contentious . . .

At Landmark: Learning Disability Symposium - 10/4/13

Keynote speaker Dr. Matthew Schneps offers the framework for his ground-breaking research on the use of devices like . . .

At Landmark: Ned Olmsted, 'Wonder of Maps' - 4/15/13

As our culture moves away from more traditional map reading (and map making) skills, and we grow increasingly . . .

At Landmark: Ken Miller, 'Is it Time to Abandon Darwin?' - 4/1/13

More than a century and a half after the publication of On the Origin of Species, evolution remains a contentious and . . .

At Landmark: Dr. Peter Eden, 'Life in the Post-Genome Era' - 3/4/13

What is a genome and how does it make us human? How do we differ from other mammals and all life forms when it comes . . .

At Landmark: At the Movies with Dr. Engstrom - 2/11/13

Watching movies is a great way to spend the time – and to learn! We will view scenes from popular films (About A Boy, . . .

At Landmark: Ellen McCulloch-Lovell - 11/5/12

Currently the President of Marlboro College, Ellen McCulloch-Lovell spent seven years in the Clinton administration . . .

At Landmark: Robert Meeropol, 'Political Panic' - 10/23/12

Robert Meeropol (born Robert Rosenberg in 1947) is the younger son of Ethel and Julius Rosenberg. When Robert was six . . .

At Landmark: Dr. Woden Teachout, 'Capture the Flag' - 9/10/12

The story of the American flag is the story of a nation in search of itself; this talk explores that colorful history . . .

At Landmark: Sandglass Theater, 'Black Birds of Bialystok' - 9/4/12

You're invited to join us and listen as this multinational panel of puppeteers share experiences of their . . .

At Landmark: Humberto Ramirez, 'Feminism and Identity Politics in the Visual Arts' - 3/28/12

Humberto Ramirez discusses Feminism and Identity Politics in the Visual Arts: 1970 through 2010. March 28, 2012

At Landmark: Meg Mott, 'On the Emancipation of Eagles' - 2/28/2012

As part of the 2012 Landmark Academic Speaker Series, Meg Mott, a Political Science professor at Marlboro college and . . .

At Landmark: Rowland Brucker Brucken, 'Facing Horror: Responding to Human Rights Atrocities' - 2/8/12

Facing Horror: Responding to Human Rights Atrocities. A lecture by Rowland Brucken. Part of the Landmark College . . .