Conversations with Scholars Spring Line-Up
In its fourth semester, the spring 2003 Conversations with Scholars
schedule is short but very sweet. Three award-winning CSUF faculty members
will present their research interests with a down-to-earth approach and
engage attendees in a fresh look at the possibilities in their disciplines.
From the outset, the primary aim of the Conversations with Scholars Lecture
Series was to provide students who have not yet declared a major with a look
into the research and career opportunities within each College. However,
this series has also offered students with a selected major, faculty, and
staff an occasion to hear and interact with these stellar professors – and
learn about fascinating research areas. From dinosaurs in California to
Global Positioning Systems to Shakespeare in the 21st Century, each session
captivates the audience’s attention and imagination.
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Spring
Series Lineup:
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February 10,
2003
2:30 p.m. –
3:45 p.m.
Pollak Library
Room 130
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College of Human
Development and Community Service
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Dr. C. Jessie
Jones, Kinesiology
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March 17,
2003
2:30 p.m. –
3:45 p.m.
Pollak Library
Room 130
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College of
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Dr. Nancy Segal,
Psychology
"Twin
Research and What It Tells Us About Human Behavior"
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Monday,
April 14, 2003
2:30 p.m. –
3:45 p.m.
Pollak Library
Room 130
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College of
Communications
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Dr. Toya Wyatt,
Speech Communications
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Faculty wishing to
promote this stimulating series are encouraged to:
- Mention the
"Conversations with Scholars" events in classes –
especially freshman-level courses (contact Rachael Clemens x7543 for
flyers).
- Consider taking a
class to one of the presentations – a great opportunity to inquire
about the writing and review process, variety within disciplines,
research tools and experiences, etc.
Come join us!
Rachael
Clemens
Reference & Instruction Librarian. |
