Past Features
May 19, 2008 (Vol. 7, No. 9)
'Conversations' Wins a Telly

From left are Migdio Domínguez, the series' director; Professor Hoffman; and producer Jerry Barnard.
The "Conversations" series with Professor William M. Hoffman (Journalism, Communication, and Theatre) has won a 2008 Telly Award for its interview with Kent Nagano, musical director of the Bavarian State Opera, and Unsuk Chin, composer and librettist of the opera Alice in Wonderland. The category was cultural programming.
The interviews were conducted last November in Munich at the National Theatre, home of the Bayerische Staatsoper (the Bavarian State Opera). It was the first overseas trip for the Lehman-produced television interview series, which just concluded its sixth season.
"Conversations" features interviews with major theater and musical figures of our times, such as Peter Gelb, the dynamic new head of the Metropolitan Opera, and legendary playwrights Edward Albee, Lanford Wilson, and Arthur Laurents. Guests sit on a sparse stage set with two chairs, a coffee table, and a signature bouquet of red roses—and talk about their professional experiences in a casual, free-flowing discussion.
Dr. Deborah B. Eldridge Named New Dean of Education
Professor's Geographic Models Help Myanmar Relief Efforts
Largest-Ever Lehman Class Elected to Phi Beta Kappa
Student Athletes Honored at Athletics Awards Dinner
Professor Interviews Oscar Winner Roberto Benigni
Lehman Mourns Passing of Anthropology Professor
Celebrating Family Diversity
Education Professor Featured in New Documentary
Cinderella to Make Musical Debut June 26
Lehman Students Volunteer at Home and Abroad
Lehman Names New V.P. of Institutional Advancement
Distinguished Professor Emeritus to be Honored
'Conversations' Wins a Telly
HS of American Studies at Lehman Named to Top 100 List
Student Wins Second Scholarship to Fiction Workshop
Monsignor Ivers Returns to Lehman for Baccalaureate Mass
Lehman Offers New Program in Middle Eastern Studies
Lehman Community Donates to Myanmar Relief Effort
Some Outstanding Graduates of 2008
PAC Receives $150,000 Grant from Carnegie Corporation
Holocaust: Professor Leads Seminar for Rural Educators
Physics Students Receive Departmental Awards
Architect Jan Hird Pokorny, Dead at 93
Grad Student Also a Multifaceted Musician
Social Work Symposium Aimed at Diversifying Field May 30
Summer Offerings Combine Fun and Learning
The Lehman College Student Theatre & Dance Festival
Moscow Panel Celebrates Descendants of Famous Russians
David Todd, One of the Architects of the Lehman Campus, Dies at 93
Death and Dying Class Visits Woodlawn Cemetery
Dr. Ruth Westheimer Honored at Annual Bronx Ball
Year in Photos, 2007-2008