Introducing LIR’s New Hybrid System
FCLIR has been testing its new, portable hybrid system, the OWL. Many like it better than the built-in system at the Annex.
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FCLIR has been testing its new, portable hybrid system, the OWL. Many like it better than the built-in system at the Annex.
Some ideas for extracurricular summer activities.
FCLIR introduces two of our most active members, who joined LIR nearly three decades ago.
“The Lottery” is FCLIR’s name for the process by which members are enrolled in seminars and workshops based on their registration requests. How does it work? What are the issues?
Austin Porter explains “Why Café Society?” Join him for its inauguration on February 1.
Few have made such a positive impact on this organization as long-time member Naomi Yanis. In addition to taking and moderating seminars, Naomi has played a significant role in initiating policy by chairing committees and serving on the Council, including a term as President.
FCLIR now has only two Council-established committees in addition to the four bylaws-mandated committees. Why this change? and how do you get involved?
Café Society: People who gathered in cafes and restaurants early in the 20th century. They would ear and talk.
FCLIR is combining its non-academic programming under a new Programs Coordinating Committee.
Wondering how to register for Spring 2024 seminars? A quick introduction to help you get around our new website.
Jim has been a member of FCLIR for more than twenty years. He has moderated dozens of seminars and taken on many other roles in our organization.
Journey with folklorists Michael and Carrie Kline through their lives as gatherers of story and song.
The Five College Annex in Hatfield has two classrooms equipped with hybrid cameras, microphones, and screens. FCLIR is using these facilities for seminars as well as its monthly Viewpoint interest group meetings.
