The concept of Fellows is a venerable one in many international academic institutions. The formation of the CAS Fellows is the direct result of a recommendation in the 2003-2008 College Strategic Plan where fellows are defined as individuals “who have taken an interest in the College and wish to enjoy the stimulation of intellectual discussion that only the liberal arts and sciences can provide.” Our concept of the relation between Fellows and the College is one of intellectual and cultural reciprocity. Fellows may, for example, regularly attend lectures, discussions, plays, film screenings, or exhibits. In addition, special lectures or other events will be organized each year by the College of Arts and Sciences to honor its Fellows. Our goal is to provide an avenue for CAS Fellows to become more engaged with the College.

Below is a list of 2006-07 College Fellows. For more information please contact Kathy Gersowitz, Assistant Dean, at 442-4651.

Events
Recent Fellows events have included a December 2005 lecture by Philosophy Professor Bonnie Steinbock on “Designer Babies.” In May 2006 Music Professor Max Lifchitz delighted the group with a program on “Latin American Music and Society.” In keeping with the Architecture Theme Semester, in September 2006 Fellows participated in a panel discussion on “The Stone Vision” featuring Professors Warren Roberts, John Pipkin, and College Fellow James Cohen. Here is a sampling of photographs from these events.