Chowan Salon 2018-19 Schedule
All Chowan Salon Lectures will take place in Vaughan Auditorium on Fridays at 4 pm.
September 28, Looking Beyond the Mark by Jacob Muldowney, Assistant Professor of Art
October 26, Art is Hard {a sequel} by Jennifer Groves, Assistant Professor of Graphic Communications
November 16, Incorporating research and monitoring of coastal habitats into the classroom by Bo Dame, Associate Professor of Physical Sciences
January 25, Book Talk: The Black Prince and the Grande Chevauchée of 1355 by Mollie Madden, Academic Advising Coordinator
February 22, Ravel’s Five Greek Folk Songs in Greek and “Tripatos,” the 6th Greek Song by Lisa Lowry, Assistant Professor of Music
March 22, TBA
About the Chowan Salon Lecture Series
Once a month the Chowan Salon Lecture Series features a Chowan faculty member as they present a 30-45 minute lecture about a topic in their area of expertise. These free events are lively as well as educational and are open to the entire Chowan family of faculty, students, administrators, and staff, as well as the greater community of Murfreeesboro and Hertford County. The name comes from the French tradition: (noun) - Salon, from the French word salon (a living room or parlor), means a conversational gathering. Usually this is a select group of intellectuals, artists and politicians who meet together to discuss their work and new ideas. As such, each program is somewhat informal-- a way to talk about interesting ideas after the "regular work" of teaching classes and other university work is done.
