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The Great War: One Man’s Journey from Maine to France and (somehow) back again

Presented by Mark LeBlanc, Meneely Prof., Computer Science, Tues., April 28, 2015 at 12:30 pm in PDR.

Feelings…nothing more than feelings: how emotional experience impacts visual perception

Presented by Jason Reiss, Assistant Professor of Psychology Wednesday, April 22 at 12:30 pm, PDR. Read more…

Faculty Lunch talk, presented by Matthew Gingo

Presented by Matthew Gingo, Assistant Professor of Psychology.

Incorporating the Elisabeth Amen Nursery School into your curriculum

Presented by Marge Werner, Dir. of the Elisabeth Amen Nursery School and Matthew Gingo, Assist. Prof. of Psychology, Thurs., April 9, 2015 at 12:30 in…

The 2016 Presidential Race: An early look at the favorites and the long shots

Presented by Jay Goodman, Prof. of Pol. Science and Brian Jencunas ’14 as they look closely at potential presidential candidates. Wed., April 1, 12:30 in…

Playing Bach’s Goldberg Variations on the Modern Piano

Presented by Ann Sears, Prof. of Music on Wed., March 25 in PDR. Read more…

Minimally Counterintuitive Imagery from the Bible to Harry Potter

Presented by Tom Dolack, Visiting Assistant Prof. of Russian on Tues., March 17th at 12:30 in PDR. Read more…

Using Math, it’s easier to fix infinitely many holes than just one hole

Presented by Bill Goldbloom Bloch, Prof. of Mathematics, Wed., March 4th in PDR, 12:30 pm.

New Horizons at Pluto: What will we find this summer?

Presented by Geoff Collins, Prof. of Geology. Come and find out what we expect to find, what we might find, and what would be really…

A Time Machine for Texts is Invented at Wheaton: rolling window analysis and the pre-history of manuscripts

Tuesday, Feb. 17 at 12:30 pm in PDR. Read more…

Seamus Heaney, Francisco Goya, and Unveiling the Myth of History

The first of the Spring 2015 Faculty Lunch Talks is presented by James Byrne, Visiting Assist.Professor of English. All are welcome. Wed., Feb. 11 at…

Guardians of discourse: journalism and literature in Porfirian Mexico (1887-1912)

Kevin Anzzolin, Visiting Asst. Instr., Hispanic Studies analyzes the role and representation of journalism in literary texts from Porfirian Mexico at the next Faculty Lunch…