The Inaugural Year of Nancy Cantor: Multimedia : Gallery

SU home | contact us

Webcasts
Gallery

Gallery

Inauguration Ceremony

Nov. 5 will be rememberd as a historic day, marking the inauguration of Nancy Cantor as the 11th Chancellor and President of Syracuse University. Thousands of students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members attend the Inauguration Ceremony in the Carrier Dome.
See photos of the ceremony.

Inauguration Symposium

On the afternoon of Nov. 5, SU hosted an inaugural symposium, “Universities and Moral Responsibility: Respecting Humanity at Home and Abroad,” in the Schine Student Center's Goldstein Auditorium.

Highlighted by a satellite address by Christiane Amanpour, CNN chief international correspondent, and by presentations from poet Martin Espada and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Samantha Power, the symposium consisted of three consecutive discussions, each of about one hour's duration. The first panel discussed issues of racism; the second examined genocide; the third focused on the expression and dialogue connected to both racism and genocide. For more information, detailed biographies of the speakers and complete Webcasts of the symposium, visit http://soulofsyracuse.syr.edu/symposium.

Bringing together leading thinkers and scholars from the nation, the University and the community, the roster of speakers included William Safire and Aaron Sorkin, among many others. It was also attended by a select gallery of Central New York community members, who will continue the conversation as part of SU's 20th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration seminar, to be held Jan. 23, 2005, at 3 p.m. in Maxwell Auditorium. A twin event to the Nov. 5 symposium, the MLK seminar will feature the gallery members speaking on their own experiences in Syracuse with the issues of racism and genocide.

See photos from the symposium.

Art Exhibitions

View selections from "Diverse Voices: New Acquisitions to the Light Work Collection,", an inaugural year exhibition.

(Nov. 5-30, 2004)
Goldstein Auditorium Lobby
Schine Student Center
303 University Ave., Syracuse

Additional information can be found here.

View selections from "A Conversation with the World,", an inaugural year exhibition featuring the work of Lonnie Graham.

(Aug. 16-Nov. 7. 2004)
Light Work
316 Waverly Ave., Syracuse

Additional information can be found here.

View selections from the construction of "SIX CURVED WALLS (SYRACUSE)", an installation by Sol LeWitt '49 in honor of the inauguration of Chancellor Nancy Cantor.

On the hillside of Crouse College

Additional information can be found here.

	SU home \| contact us

Webcasts Gallery	Gallery Inauguration Ceremony Nov. 5 will be rememberd as a historic day, marking the inauguration of Nancy Cantor as the 11th Chancellor and President of Syracuse University. Thousands of students, faculty, staff, alumni and community members attend the Inauguration Ceremony in the Carrier Dome. See photos of the ceremony. Inauguration Symposium On the afternoon of Nov. 5, SU hosted an inaugural symposium, “Universities and Moral Responsibility: Respecting Humanity at Home and Abroad,” in the Schine Student Center's Goldstein Auditorium. Highlighted by a satellite address by Christiane Amanpour, CNN chief international correspondent, and by presentations from poet Martin Espada and Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Samantha Power, the symposium consisted of three consecutive discussions, each of about one hour's duration. The first panel discussed issues of racism; the second examined genocide; the third focused on the expression and dialogue connected to both racism and genocide. For more information, detailed biographies of the speakers and complete Webcasts of the symposium, visit http://soulofsyracuse.syr.edu/symposium. Bringing together leading thinkers and scholars from the nation, the University and the community, the roster of speakers included William Safire and Aaron Sorkin, among many others. It was also attended by a select gallery of Central New York community members, who will continue the conversation as part of SU's 20th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration seminar, to be held Jan. 23, 2005, at 3 p.m. in Maxwell Auditorium. A twin event to the Nov. 5 symposium, the MLK seminar will feature the gallery members speaking on their own experiences in Syracuse with the issues of racism and genocide. See photos from the symposium. Art Exhibitions View selections from "Diverse Voices: New Acquisitions to the Light Work Collection,", an inaugural year exhibition. (Nov. 5-30, 2004) Goldstein Auditorium Lobby Schine Student Center 303 University Ave., Syracuse Additional information can be found here. View selections from "A Conversation with the World,", an inaugural year exhibition featuring the work of Lonnie Graham. (Aug. 16-Nov. 7. 2004) Light Work 316 Waverly Ave., Syracuse Additional information can be found here. View selections from the construction of "SIX CURVED WALLS (SYRACUSE)", an installation by Sol LeWitt '49 in honor of the inauguration of Chancellor Nancy Cantor. On the hillside of Crouse College Additional information can be found here.