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An Evening of
Tribute to Jozef Pilsudski, Founder of Modern Poland, on the 70-th
Anniversary of his death
"A Life for Poland," Piotr S. Wandycz, Bradford Durfee Professor of
History, Yale
Wednesday, May 25
7:00 pm
Founder’s Hall, Davidson
Contact: M. B. Biskupski, 832-2814,
BiskupskiM@ccsu.edu
Lee-Rio
Lecture Series
“The third – and fourth – dimension: Topographic & Spectral Mapping of
Mars”
Ulrich Köhler
Tuesday, May 10
3:30 pm
Copernicus,
Room NC211, Planetarium
Contact: Ali Antar, 832-2931,
antar@ccsu.edu
“Derrida--Dead
or Alive”
Geraldine Finn, professor of philosophy & cultural studies, Carleton
University
Tuesday, May 3
5:15 pm
Founder's Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: Eleanor Godway,
Godway@ccsu.edu
The Connecticut State Budget
Robert L. Genuario, Secretary of Connecticut's Office of Policy &
Management
Panel: Paul Petterson, Associate Professor of Political Science; Robin
Kane, Political Science Student; Anthony V. Milano, Distinguished
Professor of Public Policy, Governor William A. O’Neill Endowed Chair
Wednesday, April 27
12 noon
Connecticut Room, Memorial Hall
Contact: John Pasco, 832-1870,
pascoj@ccsu.edu
“Coca as Commodity: Local Use & Global
Abuse”
Enrique Mayer, Professor of Anthropology, Director of Latin American &
Iberian Studies, Yale
Wednesday, April 27
12:00 pm
Davidson Hall, Founders Hall
Contact: Antonio Garcia-Lozada, 832-0056 or Mary Ann Mahony, 832-0119
“Trinity College Fire-Fighting Robot
Contest”
David Ahlgren, professor of engineering, Trinity College
Wednesday, April 27
4:00 pm
Copernicus Hall, Room 231
Contact: Mark Friedman, 832-2710,
friedmanma@ccsu.edu
“Legitimacy of Affirmative Action in
Higher Education”
Lani Guinier,
Bennett Boskey
Professor of Law, Harvard Law School
Thursday, April 28
5:00 pm
Alumni Hall, Student Center
Contact: Felton Best, 832-2190,
Bestf@ccsu.edu
Poetry reading
J. D. McClatchy
Wednesday, April 20
7 pm
Marcus White, Living Room
Contact: Ravi Shankar, 832-2766,
shankarr@ccsu.edu
“Defeat in Victory: Why Poland Fell to Soviet Domination at the End of
World War II”
2005 Milewski Lecture in Polish History
Professor Anna C. Cienciala
Thursday, April 21
7:00 pm
Vance Academic Center - Room 105, CCSU
Contact: M. B. Biskupski, 832-2814,
BiskupskiM@ccsu.edu
“An Overview of Chinese
History & Culture”
Dr. Caryn Stedman, History
Monday, April 18
10:00 am
Vance Academic Center, Room 203
Contact: Betty Surowiec, 832-2044,
surowiecb@ccsu.edu
“On the Border”
Michel Warshawski, Israeli activist & author of Toward an Open Tomb:
Crisis of Israeli Society
Monday, April 18
7:30 pm
Marcus White, Living Room
Contact:
Nanjundiah Sadanand, 832-2942,
sadanand@ccsu.edu
Award-winning poet Alfred Corn reads
Thursday, April 14
5:00 pm
Marcus White Living Room
Contact: Ravi Shankar, 832-2766;
shankarr@ccsu.edu
“Pattern Recognition & Learning with
Neural Networks”
Ingrid Russell, University of Hartford
Wednesday, April 13
4 pm
Copernicus Hall, Room 231
Contact: Mark Friedman, 832-2710,
friedmanma@ccsu.edu
The Effects of Stress & Health on
Well-Being in Adulthood
Shevaun Neupert, Ph.D., Psychology, Brandeis University
Thursday, April 14
2:00 pm
Philbrick Room, Student Center
Contact: Carrie Andreoletti, 832-1646;
andreolettic@ccsu.edu
"Slaves into Citizens: Black Soldiers & Challenges to Slavery in
Post-Colonial Argentina"
Seth Meisel, Visiting Fellow, Gilder Lerner Center for the Study of
Slavery & Abolition, Yale University; Associate Professor, History,
University of Wisconsin, Whitewater
Wednesday, April 13
12:00 p.m.
Philbrick/Camp Room, Student Center
Contact: Antonio García-Lozada 832-0056;Garciaa@CCSU.edu
“Cervantes’
Presence in Latin American Literature”
Rafael Gutiérrez Girardot, professor, University of Bonn, Dr. Armando
Romero, professor, University of Cincinnati, and Professor Carlos
Enrique Ruiz
Monday, April 11
4:00 pm
Marcus White, Living Room
Contact: Antonio Garcia-Lozada 832 2895;
garciaa@ccsu.edu
Prospects for
Israeli-Palestinian Solutions in Light of Recent Events
Tuesday, April 12
12:30-1:45 pm
Robert Vance Academic Center, Room 105
Panelists:
Professor Norton Mezvinsky, CSU Professor of History
Professor Matthew Silver, Exchange Visiting Professor, Emek Yezreel
College, Israel
Moderator: Professor Cindy White, Professor of Communication
Contact: 832-2931; antar@ccsu.edu
The Robert C. Vance Lecture:
Hugh Downs
Tuesday, April 12
7:30 pm
Welte Auditorium, Welte Hall
Contact: Joseph Gordon, 832-1747,
Gordonjo@ccsu.edu
"Romanticism and the
War on Terror"
Marc Redfield, Professor of English & John D. & Lillian Maguire
Distinguished Chair in the Humanities, Claremont Graduate University
Tuesday, April 5
4:00 pm
Marcus White Living Room
Contact: Jason Jones, 832-2761;
jonesjason1@ccsu.edu
June Baker
Higgins Gender Studies Conference
Friday, April 1
11:30-6:00 pm
Bellin Gallery & Philbrick Camp Room, Student Center
Contact: Renee White, 832-3137;
Whiter@ccsu.edu
“Brazil
in the Map of Africanness: Examining Roots Tourism & International Black
Relations”
Patricia Pinho, visiting assistant professor, Amherst College
Wednesday, March 30
12:30 pm
Philbrick, Student Center
Contact:
Antonio García Lozada,
832 2895/ 832 0056; Garciaa@CCSU.edu
“Overlays & Peer-to-Peer Computing”
Arvid Krishnamurthy, Yale University
Wednesday, March 30
4 pm
Copernicus Hall, Room 231
Contact: Mark Friedman, 832-2710,
friedmanma@ccsu.edu
“Economic
Transformation in Poland”; The First Koproski Lecture
Richard Hunter, professor of finance & legal
studies, W. Paul Stillman School of Business, Seton Hall University
Wednesday, March 30
7:30 pm
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: M. B. Biskupski,
832-2814, BiskupskiM@ccsu.edu
“Africa, the African Diaspora, and U.S. Foreign Policy”
Fitzroy Baptiste, University of West Indies, Mona, Jamaica
Thursday, March 31
12:30 pm
Robert C. Vance Academic Center Room 105
Contact: Charles Mate Kole, 832-3105;
Matekolec@ccsu.edu
“Freedom and Security as a Global
Scaling Problem”
Tom Magnell,
Drew University
Thursday, March 31
5:15 pm
Maria Sanford, Rm. 101
Contact: Parker English, 832-2824; englishp@ccsu.edu
“Paper
Tigers in Cyberspace: The Internet & News”
Panelists:
G. Claude Albert, deputy managing editor, Hartford Courant
Neal T. Scarbrough, Vice President/editor-in-chief, ESPN.com
Matthew Silver, CCSU Visiting Professor, Communication
Kristin Kropp, CCSU Honors student
Thursday, March 31
7:00 pm
Robert C. Vance Academic Center, Rm.105
Contact: Vivian Martin, 832-2776;
MartinV@ccsu.edu
Women's History Month. Throughout
March, events are being held to celebrate
Women's History Month.
Contact: Jacqueline Cobbina-Boivin,
832-1655;
Cobbina-boivinj@ccsu.edu
“Aging
& Memory: The Quest for Answers”
New England Conference Center & CCSU Conference
David Snowdon, Conference Keynoter
Friday, March 18
8:30 am-5:00 pm
Torpe Theatre, Davidson
Contact: Charles Mate-Kole,
832-3105;
matekolec@ccsu.edu
“Reinventing Don
Quixote”
Edward H. Friedman, Professor, Spanish/Comparative Literature,
Vanderbilt University
Tuesday, March 15
4:30 pm
Founders Hall, Davidson
Contact:
Antonio García Lozada,
832 2895/ 832 0056; Garciaa@CCSU.edu
“Women
Who Changed America”
Sarah Weddington
Wednesday, March 16
12:00 pm- 2:00 p.m.
Alumni Hall, Student Center
Tickets required: $20.00 (includes
luncheon; call Centix at 832-1989)
Contact:
Jacqueline Cobbina-Boivin,
832-1655;
Cobbina-boivinj@ccsu.edu
“Victims
of the Chilean Miracle: Globalization, Neo-liberalism & Labor”
Peter Winn, professor of history, Tufts
University
Wednesday, March 16
7:00 p.m.
Vance Academic Center, Rm 105
Contact:
Antonio García Lozada,
832 2895/ 832 0056; Garciaa@CCSU.edu
“Sexual
Homicide, Suicide, & Other Crimes of Violence”
Stephen T. Holmes, associate professor of
criminal justice, University of Central Florida
Thursday, March 10
2:00 pm
Torp Theatre, Davidson Hall
Contact: Stephen Cox, 832-3138,
coxs@ccsu.edu
“Israeli-Palestinian
Peace: Rising Expectations vs. Realities on the Ground”
Professor Jeff Halper, professor of anthropology, Haifa & Ben Gurion
universities, Israel, & Director of the Israeli Committee Against
House Demolitions
Tuesday, March 8
2:00 p.m.
Marcus White Living Room, Marcus White
Contact: Ali Antar, 832-2931;
antar@CCSU.ed
“Memory Complaints in Older Adults”
Ann Pearman, psychology, Brandeis University
Wednesday, March 9
2:00 pm
Philbrick Camp Room, Student Center
Contact: Carrie Andreoletti, 832-1646,
andreolettic@ccsu.edu
“Study
Abroad & Academic Life at Emek Yezreel College, Israel”
Panel Discussion: Matthew Silver, CCSU visiting professor from Emek
Yezreel College, moderator; Lisa Bigelow, Interim Director, CCSU
Center for International Education; Moises Salinas, associate
professor of psychology; Sawsan Awwad, faculty member, Emek Yezreel
College; Oded Mizrahi, student; & additional Emek Yezreel guest
students
Monday, March 7
5:00 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: Moises Salinas, 832-3104,
salinasm@ccsu.edu
"Phelypera distigma: Adventures studying
sociality in the world's oddest weevil"
Jim Costa, professor of molecular genetics, Western Carolina
State University
Monday, March 7
2:00 p.m.
Copernicus
231
Contact:
Barbara Nicholson, 832-2706,
nicholsonb@.ccsu.edu
“From
Maria Stewart to Condoleezza Rice (Puppet, Parrot, Paragon, or
Policy-Maker): African American Women & the American Political System”
Panel discussion: Ange-Marie Hancock, Yale
University, Julia Jordan-Zachery, Howard University, Renee White, &
Walton Brown-Foster
Thursday, March 3
12:30 pm -2:30 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: Walton Brown-Foster, 832-2961;
BrownW@ccsu.edu
“Love
Demands Sacrifice: The Polish Air Force’s Efforts to Aid the Polish
Underground Army”
The S.A. Blejwas Endowed Chair in Polish
Studies Special Lecture
Dr. Michael Alfred Peszke
Thursday, March 3
7:00 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: M. B. Biskupski, 832-2814,
BiskupskiM@ccsu.edu
“Negative
Energy, Wormholes, & Warp Drive”
Thomas
Roman, Mathematical
Sciences, CCSU
Friday, March
4
2:00 p.m.
Maria Sanford 101
Contact: Ivan Gotchev, 832-2839;
GotchevI@ccsu.edu
“Don
Quijote: Quadricentennial Celebration”
Colloquium:Magdalena
Altamirano, visiting
assistant professor, CCSU;
Moisés Castillo,
visiting assistant professor, Trinity College;
José Carlos del Ama,
assistant professor, CCSU;
Ángela Morales,
associate professor, CCSU
Monday,
February 28
4:00 p.m.
Marcus White Living Room
Contact:
Antonio García Lozada,
832 2895/ 832 0056; Garciaa@CCSU.edu
“Land
Reform in Northeast Brazil: Social Mobilization & the Meaning(s) of Land
on Sugarcane Plantations”
Wendy Wolford,
Assistant
Professor, Department of Geography,
University of North Carolina,
Chapel Hill;
Fellow, Program in Agrarian Studies,
Yale University
Wednesday, February 23
12:00 p.m.
Carlton Room, Student Center
Contact:
Antonio García Lozada,
832 2895/ 832 0056; Garciaa@CCSU.edu
“V-Day: Women’s
Health Activism in Perspective”
Susan M. Reverby, professor of women’s studies, Wellesley College
Wednesday, February 23
5-7 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: Cynthia Pope, 832-2799;
popec@ccsu.edu
“African
Descendants in the Caribbean and Latin America”
Panel discussion:
Dr. Georgina Falu, Falu Foundation, NY;
Antonio Garcia-Lozada,
Associate Professor of Modern Languages, Director, Center for
Caribbean/Latin American Studies;
Gloria Emeagwali, Professor of History & African Studies
Tuesday,
February 15
3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Founders
Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: C.
Charles Mate-Kole (860) 832-3105;
matekolec@ccsu.edu
“Black
Religious Leaders in the Modern Civil Rights Movement”
Clarence Taylor, Professor of History, Baruch
College
Thursday, February 17
4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: Walton Brown-Foster, 832-2961;
BrownW@ccsu.edu
“Implications of George Bush's Faith Based
Initiatives and African-American Voting Behavior”
Panel discussion: Walton Brown-Foster,
Felton O. Best, & Katherine Harris, & Benjamin Foster,
Coordinator, Trinity College Conference, "The Prophetic Voice: The Contemporary Black Church”
Tuesday, February 22
11:00 a.m. -1:30 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: Walton Brown-Foster, 832-2961;
BrownW@ccsu.edu
“The Assassination
of Former Prime Minister Hariri of Lebanon”
Ghassan El-Eid, professor of political science
Tuesday, February 22
12:30 p.m.
Blue & White Room, Student Center
Contact: Ali Antar, 832-2931;
antar@ccsu.edu
Connecticut Poetry
Circuit
Featuring CCSU student Joseph Clifford
Tuesday, February 22
6:00 p.m.
Vance Academic Center, 105
Contact: Ravi Shankar, 832-2766;
shankarr@ccsu.edu
“After Arafat: Is
Peace Possible Between Israel & Palestinians?”
Matthew Silver, Historian, Media Specialist, & Visiting Professor, Emek
Yezreel College, Israel
Thursday, February 10
3:30 p.m.
Philbrick Room, Student Center
Contact: Lynn Talit, 832-3201;
talitl@ccsu.edu
“Human
Rights & the Challenge of Forging a New Social Consensus: Lessons from
the Amistad Case”
Adetoun Olabisi Ilumoka, LLM,
Visiting Scholar, Center for Africana Studies
Thursday,
February 3
3:30 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact:
Gloria Emeagwali, 832-2815;
Emeagwali@ccsu.edu
“Building
Democracy: Iraqi & Palestinian Elections”
Matthew Silver, Historian, Media Specialist, & Visiting Professor, Emek
Yezreel College, Israel
Tuesday, February 1
12:30 p.m.
Blue & White Room, Student Center
Contact: Lynn Talit, 832-3201;
talitl@ccsu.edu
“Contributions
of Black Women in the Civil Rights Movement"
Panel Discussion
Tuesday, February 1
3:30 p.m.
Founders, Davidson Hall
Contact: C. Charles Mate-Kole, 832-3105;
matekolec@ccsu.edu
“The Poles of
Middletown”
Romuald K. Byczkiewicz
Wednesday, February 2
7:00 p.m.
Founders, Davidson Hall
Contact:
832-3010
"Recent
Developments in the Middle East: A Turkish Perspective"
Mümtaz Soysal
Tuesday, December 7
6:30 p.m.
Founders, Davidson Hall
Contact: Ali Antar, 832-2931;
antar@CCSU.edu
"Women in Government: Progress & Challenges"
Congresswoman Nancy Johnson, former Secretary of State Pauline Kezer, &
State Treasurer Denise Nappier
Wednesday, December 1
12:00 noon (lunch provided)
Connecticut Room, Memorial Hall
Contact: Antonia Moran, 832-2793;
morana@ccsu.edu
"Energy Use and National & Environmental Security"
Joel N. Gordes
Thursday, November 11
12:30 – 2:00 p.m.
Marcus White Living Room
Contact: Brian O'Connell, 832-2718;
oconnellb@ccsu.edu
Messiaen's "Quartet for the End of Time"--Concert &
Forum
Connecticut Trio, plus Thomas Labadorf
Forum: Thursday, November 11, 9:30 a.m., Welte 021
Concert:
Tuesday, November 16
12:30 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson
Contact: Julie Ribchinsky, 832-2910;
ribchinskyj@ccsu.edu
Conference on Cuba & the Freedom to Travel
Keynote: Rev.
Lucius Walker, Pastors for Peace
Saturday, November 13
9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Vance Academic Center, Rm. 105
Contact: Timothy Craine, 832-2854;
crainet@ccsu.edu
Centennial Homage
of Alejo Carpentier
Conference
Monday, November 15
11:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon; and 4:00 p.m.
Founders, Davidson
Contact:
Antonio García Lozada 832 2895 ;
garciaa@ccsu.edu
"Darfour, Why? Roots & Prospects"
Professor Abdel-Rahman Mohamed,
President/CEO of AIM International, Inc.
Tuesday, November 9
2:00 p.m.
Founders, Davidson
Contact: Ali Antar, 832-2931;
antar@ccsu.edu
The Production of Poetry:
Readings & Talks by Leading Contemporary Poets
Thursday, October 14 through November 8
Schedule for days, times, & locations
Contact: Ravi Shankar,
shankarr@ccsu.edu
"Reflections: Fifty Years After Brown v.
Board of Education"
Conference; Keynote Speaker: Dr. Na’im Akbar, Ph.D., Distinguished Psychologist,
Association of Black Psychologists; President, Mind Productions
Thursday, November 4
3:00 p.m.
Founders, Davidson
Contact: C. Charles Mate-Kole, 832-3105;
matekolec@ccsu.edu
Zionism and Anti-Semitism
CSU Professor of History Norton Mezvinsky & Rabbi Stephen Fuchs, Senior
Rabbi of Congregation Beth Israel in West Hartford
Wednesday, November 3
4:00 p.m.
Torp Theatre, Davidson
Contact: Norton Mezvinsky, 832-2805;
e-mail: mezvinskyn@ccsu.edu
"The Oil
Leviathan: Fortunes & Misadventures of the Venezuelan State"
Center
for the Caribbean & Latin American Studies Lecture Series
Marco Cupolo,
Ph.D.,Trinity
College
Wednesday, November 3
7:00 p.m.
Robert C. Vance Academic Center, Rm. 105
Contact: Dr.
Antonio García-Lozada, 832-0056/832-2895;
garciaa@ccsu.edu
13th
Annual Japan / Korea Week
October 25 – 29
Contact: Ki Hoon Kim (860) 832-2727;
KimK@ccsu.edu
"Rethinking
the Juvenile Death Penalty: The Case of Kansas Charley"
Joan Jacobs Brumberg, Stephen H. Weiss Presidential Fellow &
Professor, Cornell
University
Wednesday, October 27
5:00 p.m.
Alumni Hall, Student Center
Contact: Heather Prescott, 860.832.2809; prescott@ccsu.edu
"Telling Maggie's Story: Exploding the Myths About
Dating Violence"
Susan Omilian
Thursday, October 28
12:00 noon
Sprague, Student Center
Contact: Jacqueline Cobbina-Boivin 832-1656;
cobbina-boivinj@ccsu.edu
"Efforts at African American
Political Empowerment:
The Case of Connecticut’s Black Governors 1749-1856"
Katherine Harris, Ph.D. Department of
History, CCSU
Tuesday, October 26
3:30 - 4:45 p.m.
Vance Academic Center - Room 105
Contact: Center for Africana Studies (860) 832-2816 or
C. Charles Mate-Kole (860) 832-3105;
matekolec@ccsu.edu
“Women’s Journeys”—2d Annual
Women & Film Festival
October 19-21
Times: See the web page: Women & Film
Torp Theatre
Contact: Karen Ritzenhoff, 860.832.2692;
RitzenhoffK@CCSU.edu
"American Policy in the Middle East"
Rashid Khalidi, Edward Said Professor of Arab Studies, Middle East
Institute, Columbia
Wednesday, October 20
4:00 p.m.
Founders Hall, Davidson Hall
Contact: Ali Antar, 832.2931;
antar@CCSU.edu
"Promoting Peace in Africa: The Role of the United
Nations"
Patrick R.
D. Hayford,
Director, African Affairs, Executive Office of the Secretary-General,
United Nations
Tuesday, October 19
3:15 p.m.
Robert C. Vance Academic Center, Rm. 105
Contact: Charles Mate-Kole,
832-3105;
matekolec@ccsu.edu;
"Why Men Abuse"
David Mandel
Wednesday, October 13
12:00 noon
Philbrick, Student Center
Contact: Jacqueline Cobbina-Boivin 832-1656;
cobbina-boivinj@ccsu.edu
Rock the Voter
MTV's Choose or Lose Campaign and the Campaign for the Youth Vote
National video seminar with noted panelists
Thursday, September 30
6:00 p.m.
Semesters, Student Center
Contact: Heather Munro Prescott: 832.2809;
prescott@CCSU.edu
"Applying the Theory of Practical Intelligence to
Develop Experience-based (Tacit) Knowledge"
Cynthia T. Matthew (Presenter) & Robert J. Sternberg, Yale University
Wednesday, October 6
2:00-3:00 p.m.
Fillbrick-Camp Room, Student Center
Contact: Laura Bowman 831-3118;
Bowman@CCSU.edu
CCSU Art Faculty Biennial Exhibition
Thursday, September 23
Reception: 4:00 - 6:00 PM
Artist Lectures: 2:30 - 4 PM
University Galleries, Samuel S.T. Chen Fine Arts Center
Maloney Hall, 2d Floor
Contact: 860.832.2633
Understanding Sickle Cell & Related Conditions
Center for African Studies Panel Discussion
Monday, September 27
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
Torp Theatre
Contact: Charles Mate-Kole; 832-3105;
matekolec@ccsu.edu;
Segun Odesina; 832-1833;
odesina@ccsu.edu
Panel on the 2004 Presidential Election
Panelists: Attorney Peter Kelly, Sen. William Aniskovich: Moderator: Dr.
Paul Petterson
Wednesday, September 22
12 noon
Sprague/Carlton Room, Student Center
Contact: Dr. Paul Petterson 832.2969;
pettersonp@ccsu.edu
"Zapatista
Echoes in the Indian Heart of the Americas"
John Ross, award-winning journalist
Wednesday, September 22
12:00 noon
Founders Hall, Davidson
Contact: John O'Connor 832-2975; oconnorjohn@ccsu.edu
"The Role of the Media: Education or Exploitation?"
Alex Kellington, photojournalist
Wednesday, September 22
7:00 p.m.
Vance 105
Contact: MaryAnn Mahony 832-0019;
mahonym@ccsu.edu
"A
Path Forward in Iraq"
U.S. Congressman John B. Larson, Paul W. Bucha,
Peter G. Kelly
Wednesday, September 15
6:00 - 7:30 p.m.
Torp Theatre, Davidson Hall
Contact: Walton Brown-Foster 860.832.22961; BrownW@ccsu.edu
Polish Genealogical Conference for the Northeast
Friday, September 17 6:00
p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Saturday, September 18 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Alumni Complex and Lobby of the
Student Center
Contact: Diane Szepanski
Szepanski@ccsu.edu
"Women at
War"
Thursday, July 15
3:00 p.m.
Carleton Room, Student Center
Contact: Matthew Warshauer 832-2803;
warshauerm@ccsu.edu
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