Admission to the Community Lecture Series
is free and open to the public.
Lectures are approximately one hour in length followed
by a
Question & Answer session.
Colorful
Wisconsin
2008-2009
Community Lecture Series
All lectures begin at 7pm in Room
228.*
Wednesday,
September 17 Mark Denning
Lac du Flambeau Tribe
Native American
Influence on Wisconsin Cultural influence of
Native Americans on the History of Wisconsin.
Wednesday,
October 1 Dr. Elizabeth Jozwiak
Assistant Professor
UW-Rock County
History Department
Milwaukee-ize!
Social democracy in Milwaukee in the early 20th Century.
Wednesday,
October 15
Trevor Jones
Curator of History
Neville Public Museum
The Traitor State Learn why Wisconsin
residents were seen as enemies of the US during World War I.
Wednesday,
November 5
Graeme Reid Assistant Director
Museum of Wisconsin Art
Wisconsin Art Learn fascinating details
about the Big Picture.
*This
lecture at Museum of Wisconsin Art
300 S 6th Ave. West Bend
The Traitor State Art Exhibit -
Wisconsin in World War I
On display in Campus Art Gallery
October - November
On loan from Neville Public Museum,
Green Bay
Tuesday, March 31
Dr. Kenneth Grant UW-Baraboo
English Department
Wisconsin Writers
Writing about Wisconsin A Consideration of
Midwestern-ness and the Themes that Distinguish Wisconsin
Writers.
Tuesday, April 7
Terese Allen Author of Wisconsin's
Hometown Flavors
Cheese, Brats and Beyond A Cook's Tour of
Wisconsin Food and Folklore.
Tuesday, April 21
The Godfather of Green
Bay - Film Enjoy this
Wisconsin-based movie along with a free slice of pizza.