Please join us at the New Haven Lawn Club on February 15th at 12PM for lunch and "Historical Climate Change, Our Contemporary World, and the Role of History in Public Policy," a presentation by Joseph Manning. A three-course plated luncheon will be served. Free parking at the New Haven Lawn Club, which is handicap and ADA Accessible, and on the Yale Shuttle and CT Transit bus lines.

About our speaker:

Joseph Manning, the William K. and Marilyn Milton Simpson Professor at Yale School of the Environment, is a scholar with expertise in History of Art. He explored "Analytical Papyrology," establishing a historical framework for Greco-Roman Egypt. Shifting to Hellenistic Mediterranean economic history, he focused on Ptolemaic Egypt. Manning currently studies climatic change and global societal responses since the last Ice Age, emphasizing complexity over simplification. His philosophy, outlined in "The Open Sea" (2018), stresses the necessity of teamwork in research.

Get your tickets today below:

All sales final. As this is a preordered luncheon, refund requests will be handled on a case by case basis. Contact abby.klein@yale.edu with any questions.