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Whenever Parsons graduates, faculty, and administrators get together you can be sure of one thing... the stories get better and wilder with age!

The Carnegie Museum series has devoted several of its' programs to bringing together those with connections to Parsons College, to share their memories and preserve those memories for future generations to enjoy.

Below are pictures from some of those sharing sessions sponsored by the Carnegie Museum series, which were videotaped by FPAC9 and cablecast.

 
Parsons College memories of fine arts. Joan Sloca, Dr. Bob Tree, Charles Sloca, and Mark Shafer share memories of the arts and dramas that were produced and performed at Parsons College.  Playbills and wonderful annecdotes were provided!
Parsons College memories of the decades by graduates. This group of graduates shared their memories of college life that reached way back into the early 1900's.  It is great to have these memories preserved for future generations.  Transportation, clothing, classes, true-loves, former teachers, and the arts were discussed at this gathering.
ParsonsAthleticsCarnegieseries2002.jpg (76970 bytes) Click to enlarge.  Parson's College athletics were the focus of a Carnegie Museum series program held on March 10, 2002.  Several past Parson's College graduates spoke of the glory days of the athletic programs.
Keith Dimmitt interviews Richard Cochran on Parsons College athletics.  Keith Dimmitt (left) interviews 91 year old Richard Cochran on his days as a football player at Parson's College in the 1930's.  The program was taped and shown on FPAC9.