September 23, 2022

Columbia Business School

Luncheon, Lecture & Tour

Wednesday, September 28, 12pm

LUNCHEON VENUE CHANGED

We thank Professor Glenn Hubbard and the Columbia Business School for so generously providing the luncheon and meeting room to EPIC for this occasion.

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THE PAST

Professor Emeritus Elliott Sclar, Urban Planning and Earth Institute, will talk about about Manhattanville’s storied past.

THE PRESENT

Edward Moroni, Executive Director, Operations and Manhattanville Planning at the B-School, will lead a guided tour of the layer-cake designed buildings.

Kravis Hall, Columbia Business School

Conference Room 370

665 West 130th Street, New York, NY 10027

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EPIC Conversation with Allen I. Hyman, MD

Luncheon at Faculty House, Garden Room 1

Tuesday, October 18, 12–2pm

Allen Hyman, MD, has had a long and distinguished career in research, policy and administration. An anesthesiologist by training, Dr. Hyman was Chief Medical Officer, Medical Director and NewYork-Presbyterian’s first chief of staff. Our conversation will include Dr. Hyman’s service as health-aide to Senator Robert Dole while on a Robert Wood Johnson Health Policy Fellowship. Certain to provide fascinating insights into the history of medicine. (Read more)

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Online EPIC Yoga Every Thursday

10–11am and 11:15am–12:15pm

10–11am Class practices breathing techniques and moves through some basic yoga poses, concentrating on alignment, balance, and flexibility. 11:15am–12:15pm Gentle/chair yoga, ideal for those of more limited mobility or flexibility.

Professor Emerita Ginny Papaioannou, a registered teacher with the Yoga Alliance, leads EPIC Yoga. No prior experience is required to join.

Interested in joining a class or need more info? Email Lalla Grimes.

Talks on the Horizon

November 1, 12–2pm – Luncheon Talk: Amy Pollack and Robert Pollack will lead a stimulating and unique discussion on their work The Course of Nature, a delightful artistic romp through the nature of natural selection.

November 15, 12–2pm – Luncheon Talk: Ellen Gruber Garvey will discuss her fascinating and illuminating work Writing with Scissors: American Scrapbooks from the Civil War to the Harlem Renaissance.

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