Professor of Music Kathleen Lamkin presented a lecture called "Joseph Haydn: The Music at Its Source" in the President's Dining Hall on Thursday, March 9.
Mixing politics and religion has been a taboo for as long as Dr. Richard Gelm can remember. But when he noticed the connection between the two, particularly Catholicism and politics, he felt the need to research and address it in a book, and on Wednesday afternoon, Dr. Gelm, presented his findings to an attentive audience.
“Crafting Change in Organizations” was the topic of a lecture by Dr. Tom Harvey, dean of the School of Organizational Management and professor of educational management.
Cinco de Mayo, the Mexican holiday which honors the peasant uprising against the French in Mexico, has been celebrated on campus all week long through the efforts of the Latino Student Forum (LSF).
Dr. Ahmed Ispahani, professor of business administration and economics, has been invited by the government of the United Arab Emirates to give a presentation on GATT, the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade, on Nov. 28.