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Famous Faces at Fordham
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Bestselling author Mary Higgins Clark (FCLC ’79) explained how her Fordham education influenced her writing at a Rose Hill event that drew 300 students and fans.
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Willem Dafoe discussed the art
and craft of acting with about
150 Fordham theatre students for
more than an hour on Sept. 28.
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Conservationist and primatologist
Jane Goodall told a roomful of educators
why she considered their profession to be
the highest calling, as part of the third-annual Teaching & Learning Celebration.
Fordham’s Graduate School of Education
was a supporter of the professional development conference that was
held in March.
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Veteran news anchor Ted Koppel
spoke at Lincoln Center last September
as part of a presentation sponsored
by the Graduate School of Business
Administration’s Center for
Communications.
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William F. Baker, Ph.D., president emeritus of the Educational Broadcasting Corporation, served as master of ceremonies at the annual Founder’s Award Dinner on March 31 at the Waldorf=Astoria.
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Young actors must combine
passion and fierce discipline to
face the demands of a career in film
or on stage, according to actor
Kate Mulgrew, who spoke with
students in November at Franny’s
Space on the Lincoln Center campus.
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Mike Wallace decried the state of journalism during his visit to the McGinley Center on Nov. 6. The former 60 Minutes correspondent is the winner of some 20 Emmy Awards.
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