Tag: faculty lecture
Cook lectures on religion in politics
With the upcoming presidential election and the newfound need for candidates to label their religious views, Bill Cook, professor of English, held a lecture titled, “Blinded by Belief: Faith vs. Freedom.”
Scambray links research to culture
The conflicted cultural experience of what immigrants went through when migrating to America was told by Professor of English Ken Scambray to an intimate audience of about 15 members at the Sept. 16 Faculty Lecture Series.
Neidleman’s talk tackles Rosseau
Jason Neidleman, associate professor of political science, is writing a book about Jean Jacques Rosseau that he claims will be the first text in English about the philosopher “as a theorist of truth.”