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Tuesday, November 11, 2025
- All dayΓΦΒ Founders' DayGamma Phi Beta (ΓΦΒ) was founded on November 11, 1874 at Syracuse University in Syracuse, New York.
- 9:00 AM3hOLLI Event: The Three Amigos. A Rabbi, Priest, and Imam Discuss Shared Ways of Understanding ReligionRepresentatives of three Abrahamic faiths (Christianity, Judaism and Islam) share their learning, friendship, humor and values on a variety of religiously oriented subjects. Rabbi Eric Polokoff, Monsignor Joseph Donnelly, and Imam Gazmend Aga, will discuss faith and community from the point of view of Judaism, Catholicism, and Islam. Imam Gazi said, "'The Three Amigos' is an interfaith initiative to build bridges of peace among people, regardless of their faith, through joy, prayer, and spiritual reflection". The Three Amigos have been highly popular guests at many venues. The inception of the concept began when Trinity Health of New England acquired a heritage version of the St. John's Bible and sent one volume to Waterbury St. Mary's Hospital. That volume was the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible, and the foundational text for all three monotheistic religions – Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Rabbi Eric Polokoff, Imam Gazmend Aga, and Monsignor Joseph Donnelly were invited to a ceremony at the hospital to welcome the text. The conversation among the three was so energetic and enlightening that the trio believed they should expand their conversation, open it to the public, and take it on the road. OLLI is delighted to welcome them back for a third time, and to host their engaging and fascinating perspectives for all members of our community. Admission is free to OLLI members and UConn faculty, staff, and students. Registration will be available on the OLLI website in September 2025.
- 9:00 AM3hOLLI Event: The Three Amigos. A Rabbi, Priest, and Imam Discuss Shared Ways of Understanding ReligionRepresentatives of three Abrahamic faiths (Christianity, Judaism and Islam) share their learning, friendship, humor and values on a variety of religiously oriented subjects. Rabbi Eric Polokoff, Monsignor Joseph Donnelly, and Imam Gazmend Aga, will discuss faith and community from the point of view of Judaism, Catholicism, and Islam. Imam Gazi said, "'The Three Amigos' is an interfaith initiative to build bridges of peace among people, regardless of their faith, through joy, prayer, and spiritual reflection". The Three Amigos have been highly popular guests at many venues. The inception of the concept began when Trinity Health of New England acquired a heritage version of the St. John's Bible and sent one volume to Waterbury St. Mary's Hospital. That volume was the Pentateuch, the first five books of the Bible, and the foundational text for all three monotheistic religions – Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Rabbi Eric Polokoff, Imam Gazmend Aga, and Monsignor Joseph Donnelly were invited to a ceremony at the hospital to welcome the text. The conversation among the three was so energetic and enlightening that the trio believed they should expand their conversation, open it to the public, and take it on the road. OLLI is delighted to welcome them back for a third time, and to host their engaging and fascinating perspectives for all members of our community. Admission is free to OLLI members and UConn faculty, staff, and students. Registration will be available on the OLLI website in September 2025.
- 3:30 PM1hMCB Seminar Series: Dr. John SalogiannisDr. John Salogiannis Assistant Professor, Molecular Physiology and Biophysics University of Vermont Host: Aoife Heaslip
- 5:00 PM1hCFSD Community Day
- 7:30 PM3h 30mPHAETON PIANO TRIOAs soloists, the artists have been successfully touring the major stages throughout Europe, Asia and North and South America for more than twenty years. Since joining forces in 2017, the trio has been enjoying the treasures of the piano trio repertoire in concerts throughout Germany, the Netherlands, France, Switzerland and South America. Program will include works by Haydn, Mendelssohn, and Saint-Saëns.