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Mount Auburn Hospital's 80th Annual Thursday Morning Talks

Will begin this week!

WHAT: Mount Auburn Hospital Auxiliary’s 80th annual Thursday Morning Talks Series will begin in just a few months. The 2016 lecture series will feature speakers who will cover a wide variety of topics including: art, journalism, national security, and challenges to our democracy. Speakers will include Eric Lander, President and Found Director of the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, Stephen Kurkjian, author and former investigative reporter for the Boston Globe, Ethan Lasser, Associate Curator of American Art at the Harvard Art Museums, and more.

WHEN: Every Thursday, January 7th – February 25th, 2016 (weather permitting)

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Bouillon reception at 10:15 AM

Lectures start at 11:00 AM

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Upcoming talks include:

January 7th Eric Lander

President and Founding Director of the Broad Institute of Harvard and MIT, The Human Genome and Beyond

January 14th Jeannie Suk

Professor, Harvard Law School, Regulating Sex on Campus

January 21st Jeffrey Burns

Chief of Critical Care Medicine and Executive Chair of International Health Services, Boston Children’s Hospital, OpenPediatrics.org: Harnessing the Power of the Internet to Improve the Care of Children Worldwide

January 28th Ayaan Hirsi Ali

Activist, Author, and Politician, Heretic: Why Islam Needs a Reformation Now

February 4th Stephen Kurkjian

Author and former investigative reporter for the Boston Globe, The Gardner Museum Heist: Boston’s Last, Best Kept Secret

February 11th Gish Jen

Author, East Meets West: Art, Culture, and the Interdependent Self

February 18th Ethan Lasser

Associate Curator of American Art for the Harvard Art Museums, From the Philosophy Chamber; Harvard’s Lost Collection

February 25th Phillip Weinstein

Professor of English Literature at Swarthmore College, Dark Twins: Faulkner and Race

Through a partnership with the Harvard Coop, books by all of the speakers will be available for sale and signing after each lecture.



WHERE: Holy Trinity Armenian Church
145 Brattle Street (at the Sparks Street Entrance)
Cambridge, MA 02138

COST: Tickets are open to the public and cost $20.00 per lecture, available for purchase at the event.

For more information please email thursdaymorningtalks@gmail.com.

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