Faculty

Brown Bag Lectures

Faculty members at MCLA have for many years been engaged in research and special projects.  To allow campus and community members the opportunity to learn about their interests and research, the faculty instituted a "Brown Bag Lecture Series" where faculty present and discuss their scholarly activities.

The Brown Bag Lecture Series for 2011-2012 are below.  All lectures beginning in November take place on a Friday at 3pm in Sullivan Lounge.

September 23, 2011: Gerol Petruzella will present "Confluence of contemporary neuroscience and sociology with ancient eudaimonism."

October 21, 2011: Petra Hejnova will present "Political dissidents in former Czechoslovakia"

November 18, 2011: Caroline Scully will present "A Survey of Bumblebees in Northern Berkshire County"

February 03, 2012: Dale Fink will present "Recess as Contested Terrain"

March 02, 2012: Tony Gengarelly will present "My Time on the Navajo Nation" or "Three Generations of Pueblo Indian Women Artists"

April 06, 2012: Barb Kotelnicki & Toni Diamond will present "How we use the e-portfolios for our licensure candidates as they complete their student teaching."