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MSS professor Marilyn Oliver has new insight on ACL injuries
Marilyn Oliver, professor of movement and sports science, presented her lecture “A Sabbatical Saga: Frustrating, Formative, Fulfilling (and Dartfish Thrown in for Fun)” on Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Law professor McMurtry-Chubb speaks on race issues
Teri McMurtry-Chubb, assistant professor of law and director of legal writing, presented her research in the lecture titled “Race Unequals and Social Betters: The Contractual Construction of Race and Class Among White Overseers and Planters in the Antebellum South.”
William Cook talks Palestine
Introduced as a “local radical,” William Cook, professor of English, presented his lecture, “Light from the Darkness: ‘Top Secret’ files from the Bowels of Rhodes House,” Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
Sabbatical refreshes Trotter’s art
During her sabbatical stay in Caylus, France, Ruth Trotter, professor of art, enjoyed fine art, traveling, culture and cheese.
Alvarez talks perceptions of U.S.
Paul Alvarez, professor of movement and sports science, talked about the perception other countries have of the United States and how it affected him when he was in Serbia this summer for Universiade.
Delgado gives history of immigration
Hector Delgado presented his research on the relationship between immigrants and unions in the first lecture of this year’s Faculty Lecture Series.
Major shouldn’t matter, says Dietz
For most students picking a major is a big decision that could potentially impact their entire future. Janis Dietz says that is not necessarily true.
