The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, January 12
The Role of Computations in Science and Engineering
Max Gunzburger, Professor of Scientific Computing
Tuesday, February 9
Why We Collect: Objects and the Stories They Tell
Lisa Ryoko Wakamiya, Associate Professor of Modern Languages and Linguistics
The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, September 13
American Tribes: How Football Explains Our Fractured Politics
Diane Roberts, Professor of English
Tuesday, October 11
Making Sense of the 2016 Election
Carol Weissert, Professor of Political Science
The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, January 17
Islam Elsewhere: Reflections on West African Hunters, the Dilemmas of Fieldwork, and the Closing of the American Mind
Joseph Hellweg, Associate Professor of Religion
Tuesday, February 14
Variations on a Theme: Women and Morals in the Lost Historians of Ancient Rome
Jessica Clark, Assistant Professor of Classics
The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, September 12
“Doing Our Bit”: Older Feminists’ Activism in London
Anne Barrett, Professor of Sociology and
Director, Pepper Institute on Aging and Public Policy
Tuesday, October 10
What Does an Atheist Theologian Even Do???
Martin Kavka, Professor of Religion
The Faculty Luncheon Series, established 1981, is Florida State University’s longest running, regularly occurring, interdisciplinary lecture series. Open to the public, this is a unique opportunity to enjoy lunch and learn about the research and creative activities of FSU’s faculty.
The Spring 2018 schedule features the following distinguished speakers reflecting on their research and creative activities at Florida State University:
The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, September 11
Community-Integrated Care: Faith Community Worker-led, Skills Building and Support for Caregivers of Older Adults with Dementia
Rob Glueckauf, Professor of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine
The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, January 15
Building Student Resilience: FSU’s New Online Toolkit
Karen Oehme, Director, Institute for Family Violence Studies, College of Social Work
The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, September 10
Punishment, More Punishment, and Still More Punishment:
What Has the Era of Punitive Criminal Justice Policy Achieved?
Daniel P. Mears, Mark C. Stafford Professor of Criminology
The FSU Faculty Luncheon Series features distinguished speakers reflecting on their scholarly research and creative activities at Florida State University.
Tuesday, January 14
Is Google Making Us Stupid? The Unintended Consequences of Information Technology
Paul Marty, Professor of Information
Tuesday, February 11
A Gender of One, a Sexuality of Many: Hedwig and the Practice of Identity
Aaron Thomas, Assistant Professor of Theatre
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