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Dr. Elizabeth Kessler will present "Astronomy's Romantic Landscapes: The Hubble Space Telescope Images and the Sublime" as part of the Dean William Parks Colloquium Series.

Dr. John Dobbins will present "Reading the Pompeii Forum and Rewriting Its History" as part of the Dean William Parks Colloquium.

Dr. John Sloop will present "Gender and Silence: Caster Semenya Unfixed Ambiguity."

Dr. Kai Heidemann will present “In the Name of Language: The Struggle for Linguistic Rights in France and the ‘New’ Europe.”

Dr. Nicholas DiPasquale will present "Multidisciplinary Nature of
Environmental Leadership." Before the presentation, Dr. DiPasquale and CNU alumna Samantha Watterson will present "Careers with the EPA & Chesapeake Bay Program."

Dr. Peggy Bartlett will present "A Sustainable Campus- Fostering Creativity Toward a New Future."

Hugo Van Vuuren will present "Experiments at Intersections: A Jaunt through the History and Process of Innovation from Classical Athens to Modern America" as part of the Dean William Parks Colloquium.

Joel Salatin will present "Sustainable Abundance." Includes a press release that CNU's Office of Public Relations put out.

John Crawford will present "Official English/English Only: Using Language as a Wedge" as part of the Dean William Parks Colloquium.

Mary Sellen, the University Librarian, will provide an overview of the Mariners' Museum Library exhibition of artifacts that illustrate cosmography, technology, and biology in the 15th-19th centuries, as part of the Dean William Parks Colloquium