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Honors College Adviser Laura Clippard talked to students about scholarships and fellowships Monday in the Paul W. Martin Sr. Honors Building...
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Amy Sayward, the executive director of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations and an MTSU history professor, gave a lecture...
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Kurdish activist Kasar Abdulla provided a lecture on the challenges faced by immigrants and refugees in America and throughout the world on Monday...
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Marisa Richmond, an MTSU Women's and Gender Studies professor, gave a lecture on the fight for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer...
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A Vanderbilt University professor and his Middle Tennessee State University counterpart educated an audience of honors students Monday in the Paul...
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English Learning Coordinator of Professional Learning for Nashville Metro Public Schools Debra Hopkins spoke to Middle Tennessee State University students...
Dr. Tom Strawman presented a thorough explanation of one his favorite novels in his presentation titled Beyond the Human/Nonhuman Binary: Cultivating Ecological Imagination in Louise Erdrich’s ‘The...
Anthropologist William “Bo” Taylor gave an exciting and interactive presentation, discussing stereotypes, personal history and what it means to be a Native American in the modern age in Cherokee History,...
How does Native American fashion look? Introducing the subject with an extensive background in textiles, merchandising, and design, Dr. Lauren E. Rudd began Monday’s Lecture Series with several questions...
Assistant Professor of Biology Dr. Drew Sieg introduced his audience to a rich medical history of global plant usage in From Ethnobotany to Natural Products Chemistry: Using Native American Folklore as...
MTSU’s Honors College will host the Spring 2015 lecture series every Monday from 3:00 p.m. to 3:55 p.m. in the Paul W. Martin, Sr. Honors Building.
Native American Culture is the theme of upcoming presentations,...
MTSU’s Honors College continued its lecture series on the power of place this afternoon with a presentation from university provost and professor of anthropology Brad Bartel on the world’s oldest town.
Bartel...
