Past Speaker Series

Join us for the Psi Upsilon Virtual Speaker Series, live online Thursday May 14th 6-7pm EST.

Our speaker will be Harlan Coben, Gamma ’84 (Amherst College)

Internationally best-selling author. This event will be a conversation with author Harlan, with questions by Psi U Foundation president Alexander Senchak, Eta’06 (Lehigh University). (You can ask questions live or submit them in advance to asenchak@psiu.org)

Live via ZOOM webinar.
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To suggest a speaker or topic contact jonathan@psiu.org

Join us for the Psi Upsilon Virtual Speaker Series, live online Thursday May 28th 6-7pm EST.

Our speaker will be Jason Pinter, Xi ’03
(Wesleyan).

Jason is a bestselling author and owner of Polis Books publishing house. This event will be a Q&A focusing on How to Get Published, Working as an Author, & his New Projects Live via ZOOM webinar.
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Join us for the Psi Upsilon Virtual Speaker Series, live online May 7th 6-7pm EST.

Our speaker will be James Mazzarella, Epsilon Nu ’88
(Michigan State University).

Senior Vice President of the Global Innovation Fund. This event will be Q&A Focusing on Public Policy, Global Leadership, and his time on the National Security Council. Live via ZOOM webinar.
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Join us for the Psi Upsilon Virtual Speaker Series, live online April 23th 6-7pm EST.

Our speaker will be Dr. Ken Ball, Eta ’82 (Lehigh University). Kenneth Ball was appointed Dean of the Volgenau School of Engineering in August 2012. He previously served as the L.S. Randolph Professor and Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering at Virginia Tech from 2004-12, overseeing rapid growth in the department with research expenditures increasing five-fold to approximately $20M, and with large increases in student enrollment. Prior to his appointment at Virginia Tech, he served for 15 years on the mechanical engineering faculty at The University of Texas at Austin, where he was the Temple Foundation Endowed Faculty Fellow in Engineering. Live via ZOOM webinar.
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To suggest a speaker or topic contact jonathan@psiu.org

Join us for the first installment of the Psi Upsilon Virtual Speaker Series, live online April 9th 6-7pm EST.

Our speaker will be Kolemann Lutz, Phi Delta ’18 (Mary Washington). The Co-founder of Journey Foundation (with brother Jack Harmon, Phi Delta ’18 [Mary Washington]) will be discussing Adventure Philanthropy: the growing industry of effecting change through travel and exposure. Live via ZOOM webinar.
Details on the virtual series here:
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To suggest a speaker or topic contact jonathan@psiu.org