First Lecture Series

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This is the podcast for The Salem State College School of Arts and Sciences Open Forum “First Lecture” Series. This series is designed for newly-hired SOAS faculty to deliver their first lecture on a topic of their choosing. Episodes occur six times during the regular academic year, September -May.

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Description: This is the podcast for The Salem State College School of Arts and Sciences Open Forum “First Lecture” Series. This series is designed for newly-hired SOAS faculty to deliver their first lecture on a topic of their choosing. Episodes occur six times during the regular academic year, September -May.
Language: 🇬🇧 English
last modified: 2019-02-07 18:03
last episode published: 2010-03-01 14:00
publication frequency: 31.5 days
Contributors: School of Arts and Sciences; Author Owner
Explicit: false
Number of Episodes: 5
Rss-Feeds: Detail page
Categories: Audio Blogs

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Date	Title & Description	Contributors
2010-03-01	Beifang Yi A talk given by Beifang Yi, Department of Computer Science on March 1, 2010, entitled "What is Going On Deep Inside the Computer?" An enhanced podcast, requires an mp4 player.	Rick Branscomb author
2010-02-11	Vanessa Ramos “In the Name of St. Valentine: What We Talk about when We Talk About Love.” A talk given by Vanessa Ramos of the English Department on February 11, 2010. An enhanced podcast, requires an mp4 player such as Quicktime.
2010-02-01	Chris Fauske How Did We Get Here, Or, What Golden Age? A talk given by Chris Fauske of the Communications Department. An enhanced Podcast, requires an mp4 player such as Quicktime.	SOAS author
2009-12-08	Bethany Jay "Representing Slavery in America's House Museums," a talk given by Bethany Jay of the History Department on December 8, 2009. An enhanced podcast, requires an mp4 compatible player.	Rick Branscomb author
2009-10-26	Kate Kohler Amory “Acting from the Toes Up: A Developmental Approach to Training Actors.” A talk given by Kate Amory of the Theater and Speech Department. This is an enhanced podcast, consisting of a 40 minute Powerpoint presentation and a 20 minute demonstration video....