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Helen Rogow Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Series

Helen Rogow Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Series

Fulfilling an important responsibility to serve our larger community, the Helen Rogow Distinguished Visiting Lecturer Series brings celebrated authors, journalists, historians, academics, and artists to the Greater Hartford area.

Rogow Lectures in Photos

Bryan Terrell Clark, broadway and Hollywood actor, participates in a Masterclass with students from The Hartt School.
Bryan Terrell Clark, broadway and Hollywood actor, participates in a Masterclass with students from The Hartt School.
Bryan Terrell Clark, broadway and Hollywood actor, poses with fans after his lecture.
Bryan Terrell Clark, broadway and Hollywood actor, speaking to the audience during his lecture.
Haben Girma takes a question from UHart President Lawrence P. Ward during the Rogow Distinguished Lecturer Series.
Owner of the Savannah Bananas, Jesse Cole
Owner of the Savannah Bananas, Jesse Cole
Neal Katyal—a prominent lawyer, scholar, and national news commentator who has argued dozens of cases before the Supreme Court—spoke at the University of Hartford about the affirmative action ruling and its monumental impact.
Neal Katyal—a prominent lawyer, scholar, and national news commentator who has argued dozens of cases before the Supreme Court—spoke at the University of Hartford about the affirmative action ruling and its monumental impact.
Neal Katyal—a prominent lawyer, scholar, and national news commentator who has argued dozens of cases before the Supreme Court—spoke at the University of Hartford about the affirmative action ruling and its monumental impact.

Previous Lecturers

The Helen Rogow Visiting Lecturer Series has brought some incredibly thoughtful, talented, and inspiring speakers to campus. The series is open to the UHart community as well as the greater Hartford community.

Finding Your Purpose: From Baltimore to Broadway's Hamilton

Disability & Innovation:  The Universal Benefits of Inclusive Design with Haben Girma

What’s Next: Unpacking the Supreme Court Ruling on Affirmative Action with Neal Katyal

An Examination and Implications of the Dobbs Decision with Mary Ziegler

Stop Standing Still, Start Standing Out with Jesse Cole

“Celebrating Literary Voices to Create an Inclusive Culture” 

"Building Resilience and Connection: An Antidote in Challenging Times"