The Brown Center invites you to our Faculty Spotlight on Wednesday, March 31st at 12:00 PM on Blackboard Ultra. The spotlight series is a showcase of research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. Stop by and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community! Dr. John York – Professor of Chemistry Department of Chemistry Metals and Their […]
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The Brown Center invites you to our Faculty Spotlight on Wednesday, March 24th at 12:00 PM on Blackboard Ultra. The spotlight series is a showcase of research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. Stop by and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community! Dr. Jesse Fox – Assistant Professor of Counselor Education Department of Counselor Education Spiritual Bypass Spiritual
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The Brown Center invites you to our Faculty Spotlight on Tuesday, March 23rd at 4:00 PM on Zoom. The spotlight series is a showcase of research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. Stop by and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community! Dr. Luca Molnar – Assistant Professor of Studio Art Department of Creative Arts Houndstooth
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Slavery and the Struggle for Freedom in East FloridaMarch 16, 2021, 6pm – 8:00pm In this presentation, Dr. Andy Eisen, co-director of the Community Education Project (CEP) and a Visiting Assistant Professor of History at Stetson University, will share research on slavery and Indian removal in Volusia County conducted by incarcerated students. After screening a
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The Brown Center invites you to our Faculty Spotlight on Wednesday, March 17th at 12:00 PM on Blackboard Ultra. The spotlight series is a showcase of research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. Stop by and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community! Dr. Thomas J. Farrell- Professor of English Department of English The Scribal Transmission
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The Brown Center invites you to our Faculty Spotlight on Wednesday, March 10th at 12:00 PM on Blackboard Ultra. The spotlight series is a showcase of research, creative inquiry, and other scholarly engagement of the campus community. Stop by and learn about the research of our talented Stetson community! Dr. Erin Nickell – Assistant Professor of Accounting Department of Accounting Star Quality:
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Do you have a project, initiative or area of study that could use a “boost” from a teacher-scholar fellow? Would you like to bring some special expertise to campus? The Brown Center for Faculty Innovation and Excellence is once again pleased to announce the Call for Proposals for the 2022-2024 Brown Teacher-Scholar Fellow! Funds are available to
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Sign-up for Lost History Week session #2 on March 18th, at 6-8 pm with Dr. Tony Abbott on Blackboard. William Bartram published his seminal American natural history in 1791, Travels through North & South Carolina, Georgia, East & West Florida, the Cherokee Country, the Extensive Territories of the Muscogulges, or Creek Confederacy, and the Country
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Slavery and the Struggle for Freedom in East FloridaMarch 16, 2021, 6pm – 8:00pm In this presentation, Dr. Andy Eisen, co-director of the Community Education Project (CEP) and a Visiting Assistant Professor of History at Stetson University, will share research on slavery and Indian removal in Volusia County conducted by incarcerated students. After screening a
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