Future events

Details of all future Brown Club events for the 2009-10 season can be found here. Please bookmark this page and check back on a regular basis as details are updated as soon as they are known.

18th March, 7pm: Inter Ivy Pub Night hosted by Columbia
The Prince Bonaparte Pub,
Bayswater/Notting Hill.

25 March: “Climate Change, Justice, and What Happened in Copenhagen”: Lecture by Brown University Professor Timmons Roberts

At the house of Edward, Elissa and Alexandra Annunziato ('77, '77 and '07)
Nearest tube: High Street Kensington
7:15pm for a 7:45pm start
Light refreshments will be served.

Brown University Professor J. Timmons Roberts is the Director of the Center for Environmental Studies and Professor of Sociology and Environmental Studies. Timmons' interests in environmental science and policy are broad. His main current research concerns global inequality and climate change (in who is suffering most, who caused the problem, and who is taking action), and the role of foreign aid in addressing climate justice matters. Further details about Professor Roberts can be found on the Brown University website here.

Places are strictly limited, so please book as early as possible by emailing brownclubevent@yahoo.com and detailing your class year and the number of guests you wish to invite (if any). Address details will be provided via email.

22 April: Brown Club Pub Night in Marylebone
Details to follow

27 May: La Fille du Regiment at the Royal Opera House.
Further details about the production can be found here. Booking details to follow. (If you have any interest in attending please e-mail Julia at brownclubevent@yahoo.com)

10 June: BCUK Lecture, Professor Omer Bartov
Professor Bartov teaches a seminar called "Modern Genocide and Other Crimes against Humanity". One of the most popular classes at Brown. Booking details to follow

Brown University Professor Omer Bartov is the John P. Birkelund Distinguished Professor of European History and Professor of History and Professor of German Studies. Professor Bartov is considered one of the world's leading authorities on the subject of genocide. He is the author of seven books and the editor of three volumes; his work has been translated into several languages. His most recent book, Erased: Vanishing Traces of Jewish Galicia in Present-Day Ukraine (Princeton, 2007), examines the politics of memory in Western Ukraine and erasure of both the memory and the few material remains of Jewish culture there. Further details about Professor Roberts can be found on the Brown University website here.

11 June: The Brown Jabberwocks in Concert
Details to follow

27 July: All US Alumni Summer Reception (at the Savile Club)
Details to follow

Looking ahead...

Informal Ivy happy hours on a monthly basis, dates tbc

Further details for all these events and more will be sent out closer to the time.