Hunter College is located at 68th Street and Lexington Avenue. Here is a link to directions:
http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/abouthunter/maps/68th-street-main-campus
Because of Hunter's new security system, guests are required to enter through the West Building, on the southwest corner of 68th and Lexington. From there, you should take the escalator to the third floor, walk across 68th Street on the enclosed bridge, and turn left into the North Building. You can reach the fourth floor by stairs or elevator. Room 404 is on the west side of the building.
http://www.hunter.cuny.edu/abouthunter/maps/68th-street-main-campus
Because of Hunter's new security system, guests are required to enter through the West Building, on the southwest corner of 68th and Lexington. From there, you should take the escalator to the third floor, walk across 68th Street on the enclosed bridge, and turn left into the North Building. You can reach the fourth floor by stairs or elevator. Room 404 is on the west side of the building.
The schedule is as follows:
Session I 12 noon
Eric Hung, Rider University--The
History and Politics of Water through Music and Dance: The Mendelssohn Club of
Philadelphia’s Performance of Turbine
Nathaniel Sloan, Fordham
University--Harold Arlen and Tin Pan Politics
Jeff Dailey, Five Towns College--Exploring
the Meaning of Utopia, Limited
Lunch 2 PM
Session II 2:30 PM
Barry Wiener, CUNY Graduate Center--“Young
Classicality” [Junge Klassizität] and German Cultural Chauvinism
Catherine Coppola, Hunter College--Fear
of Feminine Power: Hillary Clinton and the Queen of the Night
David Hurwitz, Classicstoday.com--The
Vibrato Monologues: Sexual Politics and Expressive String Timbre
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