English Department Colloquium
Speaker: Dr. Peter Kalliney
3:00pm
Stay afterward for refreshments and conversation!
Date:
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Location:
Student Center, room 249
University of Kentucky Student Writes Novel Set in Rural Kentucky
In the second semester of his senior year, University of Kentucky undergraduate Jeremy Puckett is attempting an accomplishment normally undertaken by professors — publishing a book.
English Department Colloquium
Speaker: Dr. Michael Genovese
3:00pm
Stay afterward for refreshments and conversation!
Date:
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Location:
Student Center, room 211
English Department Colloquium
Speaker: Dr. Rynetta Davis
3:00pm
Stay afterward for refreshments and conversation!
Date:
Location:
Student Center, room 230
Key Conversations with Frank X Walker on 1580AM Lexington
English Professor interviewed on Lexington's Groovin 1580AM about Community Conversations Series
Understanding the Misconceptions of Islam: Jihad and more
The UK Muslim Student Association will host "Understanding the Misconceptions of Islam: Jihad and more" on Thursday January 26, 2012 at 7p.m. in the Grand Ball Room of the UK Student Center. Abdel Rahman Murphy will be a guest speaker. Dinner will be provided.
For more information contact: Humza Qureshi at (859) 699-6370 | hsqu222@g.uky.edu or Aqsa Qureshi at (859) 699-6558 | arqure2@gmail.com
Download the poster here.
Date:
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Location:
UK Student Center Grand Ball Room
One Community United in Knitting
Gaines Fellow Catherine Brereton's knitting project hopes to bring Lexington's LGBT community together.
Deadline for Appalachian Research Symposium Call for Papers Is Dec. 15
Students are encouraged to submit abstracts of their work related to Appalachia for presentation at the third annual Appalachian Research Symposium and Arts Showcase. The deadline for the call for papers is Dec. 15.
Linguistics Program Faculty Speaker Series featuring Stayc DuBravac
Seminar: Linguistics Program Faculty Speaker Series
Stayc DuBravac, UK Linguistics Program & Department of Modern & Classical Languages, Litearatures & Cultures
Gamification and second language acquisition
Wednesday, January 25
1pm
Niles Gallery, Little Fine Arts Library
Date:
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Location:
Niles Gallery
Narrative as Life: A Discussion with Alan Nadel
Alan Nadel is the William T. Bryan Professor, specializing in American Studies. Professor Nadel has particular interests in post-WWII American culture, including television and literature. In this podcast, Professor Nadel discusses narrativity as it relates to our perception of reality and how it offers context to our every day life.