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Alverno College is hosting a forum on the potential mutual learning opportunities and collaborations between colleges and communities. A dialogue between community leaders, educators and graduate students will explore how colleges can intentionally contribute to the needs of local, global and professional communities, and how communities can provide connections and the learning opportunities that students need in order to develop leadership and stewardship capabilities.
Panelists include:
- Michael Hostad, executive director, Innovation in Milwaukee (MiKE)
- John Kordsmeier, community volunteer and retired executive, Northwestern Mutual
- Susan Lloyd, director, Zilber Family Foundation
- Sister Patricia Rogers, OP, executive director , Dominican Center for Women
- JoAnne and Maanaan Sabir, co-owners, The Juice Kitchen
- Eileen Sherman, dean, Alverno College School of Business
- Andrea Thompson, Alverno College MBA student
- Jaimie Thomas, Alverno College MBA graduate
- Sheena Talbert, Alverno College MBA graduate
- Meghan Walsh, Alverno College MBA student
The Alverno Forum series seeks to join community leaders in discussing cutting-edge topics that have a daily impact on the lives of people in our community and beyond. The next discussion in this year’s series takes place on Thursday, December 1 at 6:00 p.m. in the Sister Joel Read Conference Center. The Alverno Forum series is free and open to the public. For more details, please visit our website at http://www.alverno.edu/forum/.
About Alverno College
Alverno College, a four-year independent, Catholic, liberal arts college for women, exists to promote the personal and professional development of its students. The college has earned accolades and respect internationally for its highly effective ability-based, assessment-as-learning approach to education, and has consulted with three U.S. presidential administrations on accountability and outcomes in higher education. For the last seven years, Alverno College has been ranked one of the top five schools in the Midwest doing “the best job of educating undergrads” by U.S. News & World Report. Educators from throughout the world visit Alverno to learn about its proven, student-centered teaching methods.
Alverno offers more than 60 major areas of study, including graduate programs in education, nursing, community psychology and business that are open to women and men. For more information about Alverno, visit www.alverno.edu or call 414-382-6100.
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