Visit the Summer Science Camp page to learn more about the below programs. Contact alumni@naz.edu to access the alumni discount code!

July 6-9, Magic of Harry Potter

July 12-16, CSI: Mystery at Hogwarts

July 19-23, Save the Planet

July 19-23, Superhero Science

July 26-30, Magic of Harry Potter

July 26-30, Master Class in Harry Potter Wizardry

Visit the Summer Art for Teens page to learn more about the below programs.

Summer Art for Teens is an intensive three-week summer program for students (ages 13 through 18) who have artistic talent and interest in the visual arts. Students also have the opportunity to build their portfolios for college admittance. The session ends with a student art exhibition.

July 6-23, 2021

Registration deadline is June 15

Visit the Summer Institute page to learn more about the virtual and in person offerings for kids this summer. 

Visit the Casa Italiana's summer programs page to learn more about the below programs.

Week 1 (ages 5-7): July 12-16

Week 2 (ages 8-10): July 19-23

April 27, 2021

April 14, 2021

Join Nazareth's Nevan Fisher, Ph.D., as he offers both a personal reflection and a historical overview of the symbolism of paper cranes throughout East Asia in the years following World War Two. Often displayed prominently where atrocities and great acts of destruction were committed, the paper crane carries different meanings for people. Some places long strings of carefully folded cranes as a prayer of forgiveness; others lay paper cranes in hopes for peace, and to reclaim spaces desecrated by war and a wanton disregard for human life. In nearly all cases it represents a desire for new beginnings. 

Click here to view the recording on YouTube. For subtitles, enable YouTube's 'closed captioning' feature.

Faculty Expert: Nevan Fisher, Ph.D.

Learn how to make a paper crane with graduate student Tara Mitsuyasu!

Download Naz branded specialty origami paper (.pdf, .png, .jpg all available formats) 

February 25, 2021

Nazareth faculty from the newly launched Institute for Technology, Artificial Intelligence, and Society talk about how bias operates within the context of machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Click here to view the recording on YouTube.

Click here to access the full audio transcript. 

Panelist include: 

• Dianne Oliver, Ph.D.
• Yousuf George
• Wendy Norris, Ph.D.
• Chelsea Wahl, Ph.D.

February 19, 2021

Hosted by the French Club

Caio! Join former Nazareth College foreign exchange student, Giovanni Minicucci, as he shares a tour of his family's restaurant and walks you through how to make Ravioli al Limone. 

Click here to view the recording on YouTube.

February 18, 2021

Hosted by the Center for Civic Engagement

A discussion led by Timothy Kneeland, Ph.D. examining the history and process of impeachment within the U.S., why former President Donald Trump was impeached for a second time, implications of the outcome of the Senate vote, and what it all means for our country. 

Click here to view the recording on YouTube.

Faculty Expert: Tim Kneeland, Ph.D.

November 9, 2020

In a historic moment for the United States and a historic election to match, Professor Kneeland offers context, de-mystifies the political system, analyzes the election results, and answer your questions, live!

Click here to view the recording on YouTube.

Faculty Expert: Tim Kneeland, Ph.D.