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Feeding the Arts: Conversation with Aaron Robertson ’17

Event Overview

Dates

February 21, 2020

Hours

4:45-6:15 PM

Location

W331 Wallace Dance Building, Lewis Arts complex

Admission

For Princeton students only.

Join us for a meal and career conversation with Aaron Robertson ’17. Aaron is an editor at Literary Hub. His translation of Igiaba Scego’s Beyond Babylon (Two Lines Press, 2019) received a PEN/Heim Translation Fund Grant. His work has appeared in the New York Times, The Nation, n+1, Foreign Policy and more. This event is part of the Feeding the Arts series presented by the Center for Career Development and the Lewis Center for the Arts, providing students an opportunity for an intimate, in-person dialogue with alumni who have taken unique paths in pursuing creative careers.

RSVP online through Handshake: http://bit.ly/AaronRobertson

If the event is full, please email Tai Yee Ho to be added to the waitlist: tyjho@princeton.edu

Map + Directions

W331 is a seminar room located on the third floor of the Wallace Dance Building at the Lewis Arts complex, 122 Alexander Street, Princeton, NJ. View map of Lewis Arts complex

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Presented By

  • Lewis Center for the Arts
  • Center for Career Development

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