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An email announcing a panel discussion on the upcoming June 5-7 visit of the L' Hermione in Yorktown. It will be held on April 22, 2015.

CNU Public History Center presents a panel discussion, "Why History Matters: Lafayette's Hermione and the 1781 Franco-American Victory at Yorktown," on April 22, 2015.

Details the experiences of students in Dr. Kevin Anzzolin's Spanish in the Community class. Students went to the Main Street Library and were special guests during a storytime focused on celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Anna Strode talked about…

Bohon has accepted a position at St. Margaret's School in Tappahannock as Director of International Programs.

Guthrie expresses his gratitude for faculty support after his surgery.

Contents:
- Summary of the updates at the Center for English as a Second Language.
- Other international students and CNU
- Creation of CESL

Announces a new book by Dr. Michael Mulryan, professor of French and French Literature, on the 18th-century philosopher Louis Sebastien Mercier.

Details how, for his Spanish in the Community class, Chris Lewis gave a tour of CNU to a group of women from the Peninsula Agency on Aging entirely in Spanish.

Details a new translation of Louis Sebastien Mercier's previously unpublished treatise on moral education by French professor Dr. Michael Mulryan. Mulryan discovered the manuscript in the Mercier collection of the Arsenal Library in Paris.

Details the connections formed between students at CNU and students at Universidad Pedagogica y Tecnológica de Colombia. Alum Sophie Morley developed Amigxs Sin Fronteras as a way to bridge the cultural gap between the two universities and sharpen…