PULTENEY STREET SURVEY - FALL 2020

Current Issue

• Upfront: The Year of Engagement
• Hot Entrepreneurial Win
• Peace Corps
• Newman Civic Fellow
• Faculty Ranked #9 in Nation
• Honorary Members of Classes of 2020
• Fulbright Scholars and AmeriCorps
• The Likely World
• Faculty News
• Bey '21 Crafts Artistic, Entrepreneurial Success
• Access and Affordability
• HWS Board Establishes DEI Committee
• New Board Members
• Increasing Turnout with HWS Votes
• Record-Breaking Fundraising Year

ATHLETICS

• A Fall Without Games
• Training in a COVID-19 World
• Statesmen Featured in Associated Press Story
• Chu Announces Retirement

LIFE INTERRUPTED

• The Man Who (Almost) Missed the Pandemic
• Career Call to Action from Bozzuto and Stine
• Demonstrating Geneva's Heart

The Work Ahead

The following reflections from faculty are the products of interviews conducted by Andrew Wickenden '09 in the late spring and early summer of 2020, in some cases edited and condensed for clarity.

• On racism in the academy and anti-racist reform
  by Khuram Hussain
• On opportunity lost and opportunity found
  Janette Gayle
• On complicated data and the microcosm of injustice that is the justice system
  by James Sutton
• On the role of the arts in activism
  by Donna Davenport
• On "A problem of thought"
  by Virgil Slade
• On the psychology of personal values and communicating across political divisions
  by Emily Fisher
• On corrective justice and the powers that shape historical narratives
  by Matthew Crow
• On ignorance of racism and social epistemology
  by Karen Frost-Arnold
• On protest and lasting change
  by DeWayne Lucas
• On the vestiges of the Civil War and shortfalls of reconstruction
  by Laura Free

More Faculty Reflections

• On paradox, power and learning through discomfort
  by Beth Belanger
• On decolonizing the canon and the relationships between storytelling and social change
  by Anna Creadick
• On teaching, learning and practicing anti-racism
  by Kendralin Freeman
• On black bodies and white spectatorship
  by Jiangtao Harry Gu '13
• On self-interrogation and paying attention
  by James McCorkle '76, P'20
• On the purpose of racism and ways to defeat it
  by David Ost
• On the hidden reach of racial disparities
  by J. Ricky Price
• On social media and activism
  by Leah Shafer
• Chronicling Protests in Geneva
  with Kathy Collins '09

HWS Community

• A Reunion Giving Challenge
• Anderegg '67 to Receive Hobart Medal of Excellence
• Cecere '91 Launches Finger Lakes Goods
• Raise a Glass to HWS
• The Dreamer, the Builder and a Firehouse
• New on Shelf, Stage and Screen
• Herold '10 Makes Fashion Functional
• Parallels

Past Issues

• PSS Archive