Weil Fellowship

Established in 1995 in honor of Adolph Weil, the Weil Fellow in the Arts and Humanities is awarded to persons of distinguished achievement in the arts and humanities: writers, artists or renowned scholars in one or more of the liberal arts disciplines.

Weil Fellows may teach classes at both the undergraduate and graduate levels; conduct public lectures, demonstrations, or exhibitions; organize and conduct special seminars; provide individual or small group tutorials; and perform other activities that enhance the liberal arts learning experience.

2010 Weil Fellow

Sunday, March 7, 2010
Weil Installation
"An Evening with Marge Champion"
Included discussion, film clips and reception.

Monday, March 8, 2010
"An Evening with Snow White"
Movie showing, refreshments and door prizes.

Tuesday, 9 March
"Marge Champion and Harry Belafonte: Integrated Performances in the 1950s South"
Informal discussion & Q&A, video clips and light brunch.