GPLEX360: *Tipsy* Women's History

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Get ready for GPLEX360: Tipsy Women's History, a fun-filled in-person event where we celebrate women and Philadelphia's history!

Ross Commons

GPLEX360: Tipsy Women's HistoryJoin us for our second annual Tipsy Women's History GPLEX 360 event! Register for an incredible evening of laughter, learning, and libations at Ross Commons at Drexel University! Discover the fascinating stories of remarkable women who shaped history as told by local historians, all while sipping on your favorite drink (or not!). This in-person event will take place at North 34th Street, Philadelphia, PA, USA. Get ready to be inspired as we celebrate the achievements and contributions of extraordinary women. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to raise a glass to the past, present, and future of women's history!Agenda:6:30: Drinks, Bites, and Networking7:00: Introductions7:15: Storytelling with Scholars8:30: Mingle + Match9:00: ConclusionMeet our Community Partners:About Teachers&amp;: TEACHERS &amp; exists to amplify community voices and share tangible tools, steps, and strategies to facilitate meaningful and interpersonal dialogue centered around addressing the needs of modern education.About U City Square uCity Square is a thriving hub situated at the crossroads of top-tier universities, cutting-edge research institutions, and lively neighborhoods in Philadelphia. Their mission is to foster collaboration among these academic and medical centers, sparking innovative breakthroughs, promoting inclusive economic growth, and enriching our diverse and vibrant community.About University of Pennsylvania: The McNeil Center for Early American StudiesThe McNeil Center is a hub for scholarly exploration of North American histories and cultures in the Atlantic world before 1850. While placing a particular focus on the mid-Atlantic region, the Center provides pre- and post-doctoral fellowships to support research utilizing the rich manuscript, rare book, and museum collections in the Philadelphia area. Through a seminar series, national conferences, and publications such as Early American Studies: An Interdisciplinary Journal, and the Early American Studies monograph series, the McNeil Center actively fosters interdisciplinary research and intellectual community among faculty and graduate students.* We also blatantly stole this idea from Derek Waters: https://www.nytimes.com/2013/07/07/arts/television/derek-waters-explains-his-tv-series-drunk-history.html

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