Tag: jack mcelwee
McElwee leaves legacy of dedication
Family, friends and colleagues of the late John “Jack” McElwee, professor of business administration emeritus, gathered for a public celebration of life on Feb. 4 in the Ludwick Center’s Sacred Space.
University community looks ahead for an ‘incandescent moment’
The University celebrated its 122nd convocation in the Sports Science and Athletics Pavilion on Aug. 29.
Faculty, staff honored for service
On May 10 members of the University community gathered in Sports Science and Athletic Pavilion for the annual Faculty and Staff Recognition Ceremony.
Jonathan Reed takes on pseudo-science
Jonathan Reed, professor of religion and interim dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, described the difference between science and pseudo-science in his lecture Monday in the President’s Dining Room.
‘Hot Spots’ challenges social views
With such issues as migrant labor, illegal immigration in the public consciousness, Kenneth Marcus, associate professor of history and director of the International Studies Institute, chose immigration as the theme for this year’s Hot Spots speaker series.
Chehab gives lecture on U.S. stocks
Mirroring the U.S. stock market, faculty and students were left in either apprehension or confusion after hearing Adham Chehab, professor of business administration, discuss the negative effects of seasoned equity offerings, Nov. 3, in the President’s Dining Room.