Sarah Goldfeather on violin and Paul Kerekes on piano perform senior Elizabeth Galbo's composition.

Intuition For Violin And Piano

In the spring of 2022, Laura Auricchio, Ph.D., dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center, teamed up with Alexandra Schwartz, Ph.D., curator of the Museum of Arts and Design's exhibition Garmenting: Costume as Contemporary Art, to teach Museum Collaboration: Garmenting, to a group of 19 Fordham students from Fordham College at Lincoln Center and Fordham College at Rose Hill. For their final projects, students worked in group to create podcasts devoted to each of the exhibition's five themes.

In this episode, focused on the theme of Functionality, students Sloane Cameron, Tiziana Capizzi, Sophie Choo, and Brianna DiCamillo speak with exhibition curator Alexandra Schwartz.

Episode 5: Functionality

In the spring of 2022, Laura Auricchio, Ph.D., dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center, teamed up with Alexandra Schwartz, Ph.D., curator of the Museum of Arts and Design's exhibition Garmenting: Costume as Contemporary Art, to teach Museum Collaboration: Garmenting, to a group of 19 Fordham students from Fordham College at Lincoln Center and Fordham College at Rose Hill. For their final projects, students worked in group to create podcasts devoted to each of the exhibition's five themes.

In this episode, focused on the theme of Cultural Difference, students Emma Creekmore, Kassandra Ibrahim, Tess McNamara, and Maia Nunez speak with artist Devan Shimoyama.

Episode 4: Cultural Difference

In the spring of 2022, Laura Auricchio, Ph.D., dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center, teamed up with Alexandra Schwartz, Ph.D., curator of the Museum of Arts and Design's exhibition Garmenting: Costume as Contemporary Art, to teach Museum Collaboration: Garmenting, to a group of 19 Fordham students from Fordham College at Lincoln Center and Fordham College at Rose Hill. For their final projects, students worked in group to create podcasts devoted to each of the exhibition's five themes.

In this episode, focused on the theme of Performance, students Alexandra Chambers, Claire Kramer, Samantha Matthews, and Bella Yoo speak with artist Enoch Cheng.

Episode 3: Performance

In the spring of 2022, Laura Auricchio, Ph.D., dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center, teamed up with Alexandra Schwartz, Ph.D., curator of the Museum of Arts and Design's exhibition Garmenting: Costume as Contemporary Art, to teach Museum Collaboration: Garmenting, to a group of 19 Fordham students from Fordham College at Lincoln Center and Fordham College at Rose Hill. For their final projects, students worked in group to create podcasts devoted to each of the exhibition's five themes.

In this episode, focused on the theme of Gender, students Jagger Aldrich, Matthew Biedermann, Macarena Leon, and Naomi Long speak with artist Mark Newport.

Episode 2: Gender

In the spring of 2022, Laura Auricchio, Ph.D., dean of Fordham College at Lincoln Center, teamed up with Alexandra Schwartz, Ph.D., curator of the Museum of Arts and Design's exhibition Garmenting: Costume as Contemporary Art, to teach Museum Collaboration: Garmenting, to a group of 19 Fordham students from Fordham College at Lincoln Center and Fordham College at Rose Hill. For their final projects, students worked in group to create podcasts devoted to each of the exhibition's five themes.

In this episode, focused on the theme of Activism, students Gwen Bischoff, Angelina Diamante, Lauren Schulke, and Erica Stanley speak with artist Jakkai Siributr.

Episode 1: Activism

What does it take to be a true leader in troubling times? Fordham Law School Dean Matthew Diller recently sat down with Tania Tetlow, Fordham University's new president, to discuss their own unique styles of leadership, the crucial role lawyers have in solving the hard problems of our democracy, and how to prepare law students for a career “in the service of others.” 

An edited and condensed version of this interview appears in the latest issue of Fordham Lawyer alumni magazine, but we wanted to make their full, wide-ranging conversation available to the entire Fordham community.

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