spring series of faculty speakers at the Library begins

Last semester was a great start to a new faculty speaker series.  We had an average of 22 people in attendance at the three presentations.  We’re broadening our scope this semester, including two presenters with creative works to share, and two with traditional book publications.  We’re also matching the title of the series, Pub Night, with snacks appropriate for a pub.

http://libguides.lmu.edu/pubnight

Paul A. Harris: “Translating Architecture into Letters: Simon Rodia’s Watts Towers in Six Sections in Succession”
Paul T. Zeleza: Barack Obama and African Diasporas: Dialogues and Dissensions
Wendy Binder: “What Teeth Tell Us: The Lives and Deaths of Sabertooth Cats, Dire Wolves and Other Extinct Large Carnivores”
Carla Bittel: Mary Putnam Jacobi and the Politics of Medicine in Nineteenth-Century America

About Marie Kennedy

Putting everything into neat piles.
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