Designed to provide a place for sharing scholarship, the first faculty research presentation was held Feb. 4, 2005.
“In its essence, the series is intended to build community and collegiality by setting the venue for you to communicate to others just what you do. It’s casual and fun: a great way to relax, meet faculty from various disciplines and get a good feel for the University community at its best. Please join us,” said Amelia Randich, faculty seminar coordinator.
Upcoming presentations will be held on select Fridays from 3:10 to 4:30 p.m., in Loyola Science Center 233. Refreshments will be served.
On Sept. 19, Dr. Chris Haw, Theology Department, presented “God is No-Thing: What is the Difference Between Atheism and Apophatic Theology? (or, Concerning the Unintelligibility of Scapegoating and the Holy)”
The schedule for the semester is as follows:
Oct 3: Dr. Adam Pratt, History Department, “The Militia: An American Institution”
ADVERTISEMENTOct. 24: Dr. Cyrus Olsen, Theology Department, “Living Networks: How Community, Ecology, and Spirituality Shape Help-Seeking Behavior in Uganda”
Oct. 31: Kate Cummings, Library Department, “Try Being a Librarian! Commitment in the Face of Obsolescence in Turbulent Times”
Nov. 7: Dr. Chris Howey, Biology Department, “Snake on Fire: Disturbing Rattlesnake Ecology and Physiology”
Nov. 21: Sylvia Orner, Library Department, “Assessing a Library Collection Using Faculty Citation Data”
Dec. 5: Dr. Christie Pugh Karpiak, Psychology Department: TBA
For more information contact [email protected].
Have scholarship you want to share? We’re now looking for seminar speakers for next semester. Please contact the coordinator if interested.
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