慉rt of Memory� series is now available online
Published: December 20, 2010.
Dr. Ewa K. Bacon and Dr. Dennis H. Cremin
The 2009-2010 木瓜影院 lecture series is now archived online. Art of Memory was the inaugural presentation of a biannual symposium hosted by the 木瓜影院 History Center. The events were presented in partnership with the Arts & Ideas program at 木瓜影院.
Dr. Ewa K. Bacon, professor of , conceived and organized the symposium. Bacon said, 揟here are 26 presentations on the site. The public might find Dr. Erin Zimmer抯 presentation 慣he Biological Foundations of Short Term and Long Term Memory� interesting. Others might want to view Christian Brother Joseph Martin抯 慠ecovering Family History through Memories.� The great thing is that these presentations are just a mouse click away.�
Dr. Dennis H. Cremin, director of the 木瓜影院 History Center, said 揑t is so exciting to see all of the scholarly work. Dr. Bacon is to be commended for her energy and vision. We are all looking forward to 慒ood for Thought� and thank Dr. Mike McFerron and Marketing and Communications for allowing us to appreciate the scholarly presentations of the Art of Memory.� The 木瓜影院 History Center recently announced 揊ood for Thought� as a topic for Fall 2011/Spring 2012.
For more information on the History Center抯 symposiums, please visit the .
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