UW-Whitewater's new faculty kick it up a notch
Released: December 8, 2003
Starting on February 2, 2004, 12 new UW-Whitewater faculty voices will be heard at the spring 2004 Fairhaven Lecture Series titled “New Voices: Exploring New UW-Whitewater Faculty Talents.” The lectures held weekly on Mondays, begin Feb. 2 and conclude April 26 and are located in the Fellowship Hall of the Fairhaven Retirement Home, at 435 W. Starin Road in Whitewater. Presentations are free and open to the public and will last 30-35 minutes with a Q & A session following.
“It is an opportunity to view the diverse talents of newly hired faculty members,” said John Kozlowicz, UW-Whitewater political science department chair and Fairhaven Lecture Series coordinator. “To often we have focused on the more senior faculty. This series will showcase our young, bright and highly talented new faculty members.”
This series is a public service activity offered by the office of Graduate Studies and Continuing Education. For more information contact John Kozlowicz at (262) 472-1120.
Schedule of events:
Feb. 2 – State's Rights and Secession
10 a.m., Larry Anderson, Political Science Department
Feb. 9 – Environmental Chemistry
2 p.m., Cathy Asala, Chemistry Department
Feb. 16 – Humanitarian Spaces for Children During Times of War
10 a.m., Margo Kleinfeld, Geography Department
Feb. 23 – Economic Impact of Non-native Species
2 p.m., Mark Elsworth, Economics Department
March 1 – Brief History of Jazz Through the Saxaphone
2 p.m., Matt Sintchack, Music Department
March 8 – Teaching All Children
10 a.m., Renee Bar, Educational Foundations Department
March 15 – Gamma Ray Bursts
1 p.m., Bob Benjamin, Physics Department
March 29 – Horse Racing Reporting
1 p.m., William Cassidy, Communications Department
April 5 – Bankruptcy Law
2 p.m., Linda Reid, Finance and Business Law Department
April 12 – Gender and Language
1 p.m., Leda Nath, Sociology Department
April 19 – Online Romances and Their Implications
2:30 p.m., Sue Wildermuth, Communication Department
April 26 – Acrylic Painting Workshop
10 a.m., Greg Porcaro, Art Department
- Alenia Heisz,heiszam21@uww.edu
