Standing before faculty members and a couple of students, Professor of Com­puter Science Jozef Goetz presented a lecture on “Web Analytics” Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

The faculty lecture series on Monday featured Marga Madhuri, associate professor of education, who presented “Pre­service Teacher Dispositions to Using Social Justice Literature in Remote Suburban and Metro­politan Teacher Education Programs.”

Issam Ghazzawi, associate professor of management, presented “Case Research Writing and Teaching” Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

David Werner, associate professor of English, said he learned everything he knows about teaching from prison. He elaborated on this in his lecture titled “Lessons from Prison” which focused on why inmates should be educated – so they won’t return to prison after they are released.

Valerie Jordan, professor of psychology presented a summary of some of her research on the ambiguity and missing information between states about mental health services on Monday at the President’s Dinning Room as part of the faculty lecture series.

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Adonay Montes, assistant professor of education, discussed how a new program is helping migrant Latino students overcome the social and academic challenges they face when starting school in America, Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

Associate Professor of Writing Sean Bernard shared his newest short story, a modernization of Hansel and Gretel called “Woodland” on Monday.

Three professors from the College of Education and Organizational Leadership who recently spent time in Vietnam, presented the results of their research on “Women in Leadership in Vietnam” Monday in the President’s Dining Room.

Professor of English Jeffrey Kahan discussed the Shake­spearean impact on culture, and read from his new book “Shakespeare and the Occult” in a faculty lecture on Monday.