The Edgerton House Association would like to cordially and enthusiastically invite all MIT graduate students to join us next Thursday (May 26) at the MIT Museum for an evening of much food (and drink 🙂 ), cool giveaways, and great merriment all around — we will be celebrating the 25th anniversary of Edgerton House’s existence, as well as the incredible work of Doc Edgerton himself. The event will also feature three very neat talks:
“History of Edgerton House”
O. Robert Simha, Director of Planning for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from 1960 to 2000
“Stories of Working with Doc Edgerton”
J. Kim Vandiver, Ph.D., worked with Doc Edgerton in the 1970s as a student in “Strobe Project Lab”
J. Kim Vandiver, Ph.D., worked with Doc Edgerton in the 1970s as a student in “Strobe Project Lab”
“Doc Edgerton’s Images of Discovery”
Deborah Douglas, Ph.D., Director of MIT Museum
Deborah Douglas, Ph.D., Director of MIT Museum
Tickets are free but limited — register for the event here.
This event has been awesomely supported by the GSC Funding Board, OneMIT, ASA LEF, and the MIT Division for Student Life.