American Studies News
03/30/2012
The Department of American Studies at St. John Fisher College will host the fourth annual “America Seen” photography lecture on Thursday, April 12, at 7:30 p.m.
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03/30/2012
St. John Fisher College will host Digital Cultures Day on Thursday, April 12, from 12:30-9:00 p.m., and the event is free and open to the public.
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10/18/2011
On October 12, internationally recognized author, entrepreneur, and travel expert Tom Brosnahan traveled right here to St. John Fisher College to present, “The Business of Leisure.” While on campus, he also visited with several classes and enjoyed lunch with faculty and staff.
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09/30/2011
Mark Rice, Professor and Chair of American Studies at St. John Fisher College, has an article appearing in the fall 2011 issue of Education About Asia.
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09/22/2011
Over the summer, 13 St. John Fisher College students continued their studies conducting a variety of research projects, thanks to grants from the School of Arts and Sciences.
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03/22/2011
The Department of American Studies at St. John Fisher College will host the third annual "America Seen" photography lecture on Thursday, March 31, at 7:30 p.m.
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01/12/2011
Dr. Mark Rice, associate professor and chair of the American Studies program at St. John Fisher College, was recently selected as a member of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle’s 2011 Board of Contributors.
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10/29/2010
St. John Fisher College will celebrate its 8th Annual Philosophy Day events on Wednesday, November 17 and Thursday, November 18. “Ethics Across the Curriculum” will be held in the Golisano Gateway Midlevel on campus, and includes sessions that involve all five of the College’s schools (Arts and Sciences, Business Education, Nursing, and Pharmacy) for the first time.
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10/20/2010
Each year, members of the Fisher faculty have special projects in mind. And each year, they are invited to apply for faculty development grants that could help them with their project or mission. Grant funds are intended to promote faculty development that results in scholarly research and dissemination of that research.
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