Whether you want to lead a student organization, conduct feminist research, or find a mentor, Newcomb Institute can be there to support you. In this workshop, you'll learn how to map your own pathway to success at Tulane and discover how Newcomb Institutes' diverse programs, grant funding, and research opportunities can help you succeed!
Students, parents, and friends are welcome to visit Newcomb Institute's new home in the Commons to learn more about the NI programs, meet the staff, and discover how we can support you during your time at Tulane.
The Newcomb Scholars Program selects twenty intellectually curious and motivated first-year students to participate in an academically rigorous, interdisciplinary learning and leadership experience.
The Newcomb Scholars Program selects twenty intellectually curious and motivated first-year students to participate in an academically rigorous, interdisciplinary learning and leadership experience.
The Newcomb Scholars Program selects twenty intellectually curious and motivated first-year students to participate in an academically rigorous, interdisciplinary learning and leadership experience.
The Newcomb Scholars Program selects twenty intellectually curious and motivated first-year students to participate in an academically rigorous, interdisciplinary learning and leadership experience.
Morgan Parker is the author of the poetry collections Magical Negro (Tin House 2019), There Are More Beautiful Things Than Beyoncé (Tin House 2017), and Other People’s Comfort Keeps Me Up At Night (Switchback Books 2015). Her debut young adult novel Who Put This Song On? will be released by Delacorte Press on September 24, 2019. A debut book of nonfiction is forthcoming from One World / Random House. Parker received her Bachelors in Anthropology and Creative Writing from Columbia University and her MFA in Poetry from NYU.
An event demanding justice for Afro-Brazilian politician and activist Marielle Franco, who was assassinated one year ago on March 14, 2018
Performances by Michaela Harrison, Joy Clark, and Diane Ghogomu.
Screening of "Mar de Elas" by Ana Beatriz Silva.
Messages from Afro-Brazilian women activists and from Sister project Justice for Marielle in Buenos Aires.
* Welcome reception the evening before in the Goldring Woldenberg Business Complex
Our conference theme this year, The Power of Engagement, was inspired by the incredible philanthropic work of Mrs. Gayle Benson, our 2019 keynote speaker.
The Department of Theatre and Dance welcomes you to join a lecture by critically acclaimed, award winning playwright Lynn Nottage to Tulane University for “A Conversation with Lynn Nottage.” Ms. Nottage has earned numerous awards, including two Pulitzer Prizes (
