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Don Pollock shares memories from Fiji
Don Pollock, professor of communications, took a group of approximately 20 faculty and students on a journey of self-exploration through his faculty lecture on Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
David Flaten celebrates his father’s art
David Flaten, professor of theater arts, conducted a faculty lecture titled “Celebrating the Word: Arnold Flaten’s Sculpture, Architecture, Painting and Stained Glass “ Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Lecture exposes plight of Italians
Professor of English Kenneth Scambray shed a new light on Italian immigrants, as he conducted a faculty lecture titled “Italian Immigration in the West: 1890-1940” Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Debate: It’s the art and sport of persuasion
Assistant Professor of Speech and Debate Ian Lising captivated his audience as he conducted a lecture titled “Championship Debating,” on Nov. 22 in the President Dining Room.
John Bartelt reveals lost link in education
John Bartelt, professor of education and technology, revealed the missing link in education with his lecture, “In Search of the Missing Link Between Technology and Education, Five Key Learnings,” on Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Greg Dewey explains network theory
Greg Dewey, interim provost and professor of chemistry, conducted a faculty lecture titled “Network Theory in Biology,” on Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Daneshbod demonstrates math principles
On Monday Yousef Daneshbod’s lecture, titled “The Geometry of Undamped Harmonic Oscillators,” addressed the mathematics of droplets and their practical uses.
Sean Bernard ‘spins’ research into fiction
Sean Bernard conducted his humorous faculty lecture called “Gold into Straw: Basque Immigrant Research Spun into Fiction,” at noon Monday in the President’s Dining Room for an audience of interested students and faculty.
