Joey Talbert has been dancing into the hearts of her audience with her highly interactive shows for more than 15 years. It has been said that when Joey tells tales, pictures fly out of her fingertips. She enjoys telling to children of all ages, but having been a preschool teacher for many years, is uniquely gifted with younger audiences.

Donation at the door: $10 per attendee / $25 per family

About our presenter: Joey Talbert

Joey Talbert has been a professional storyteller since the mid-1990’s and has been listening even longer! She holds a B.S from UNH in Early childhood education with a minor in theater as well as an M.ED from Lesley in Incorporating arts into the curriculum. She has presented workshops at conferences, middle schools, and high schools and has been a guest speaker for college courses. She loves a good story and enjoys helping people find the storyteller inside themselves.

The Harvard / MIT Coop happily announces the return of our IN-STORE Event Series.

Based upon the generous and positive feedback we have received from our favorite authors, new friends, and our loyal customers, it’s time to bring back what we have missed so much……connectivity and discovery, in real life!

Note: All attendees are required to wear masks. Attendance is limited and based on a first-come, first-served basis unless otherwise noted.

The End of Adolescence: The Lost Art of Delaying Adulthood.

Is Gen Z resistant to growing up?

A leading developmental psychologist and an expert in the college student experience debunk this stereotype and explain how we can better support young adults as they make the transition from adolescence to the rest of their lives.

About the authors:

Nancy E. Hill, Ph.D. is a developmental psychologist and the Charles Bigelow Professor of Education at Harvard University. She is an expert in adolescent development, the transition to adulthood, and the roles of culture and context in shaping human development. She is the President of the Society for Research in Child Development and the 2019 recipient of the American Psychological Association’s Ernest R. Hilgard Award for Lifetime Contributions to Psychology.

Alexis Redding. Ed.D. is the Faculty Co-Chair of Higher Education and a lecturer at The Harvard Graduate School of Education. She is an expert on college experience and teaches graduate courses on college student development, student affairs, and ethnography. In addition to her research and teaching, she has mentored students in both the United States and Europe for more than two decades.

Community Connections Guidelines: We’re thrilled to finally be hosting author events again!

BUT, the success of our series depends upon community cooperation. Please review our guidelines:

• You must be masked to attend.
• Our Event capacity during COVID is 20 to 40 people, depending on the event format (discussion, lecture or signing only).
• Seating will be socially distanced, please do not move or rearrange the seating.
• All presenters, attendees, and staff must always wear a face mask while in the store. No food or drink consumption on the premises.
• For FREE events, attendance is first-come, first served. We do reserve the right to deny admittance to late arrivals.
• PAID / TICKETED events will require a valid ticket to attend.
• As a reminder: If you are not feeling well, please do not come to the event.

By attending any event at The Coop, you agree to be respectful towards authors, other attendees, and staff and to refrain from inappropriate or disruptive behavior and/or harassment of any kind including, but not limited to, hate speech, spam comments, slurs, obscenities, etc. Anyone who violates these community guidelines will be removed from the event and may be barred from the store and/or attending future events. If you have any questions regarding these guidelines or request accessibility accommodations, please contact us via this page.