2011-2012 Athenaeum Program

Improving Assessment Efforts to Evaluate
the Digital Life and Learning Program
by Kenneth Janz, Ken Graetz, and James Reineke
14 September
Stones in My Passway: The Road from Blues to Rock
by Paul Vance
21 September
America's Worst Maritime Disaster:
The Sinking of the Steamboat "Sultana"
by Jim Erickson
28 September
Print Culture: William Blake's Night Thoughts
and the Great Book Illustrations of the 1790s
by Chuck Ripley
05 October
Bedroom Farce: It's All About the Doors
by Jim Williams
12 October
“Green” Marketing: For Profit or Posterity?
by Tanya Ryan
19 October
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Farm
by Elizabeth Oness
26 October
Engaged Student Learning
through Living History Documentaries
by Robin O'Callaghan and Jim Reynolds
02 November
Business in Africa
by Kathryn J. Ready
09 November
Boom, Pop, Exploding into Modernity:
Gino Severini and the First Futurist Exhibition, 1912
by Matt Lindaman
Athenaeum events are on Wednesdays at 1:00 pm
on the south end of the Library’s second floor.
http://www.winona.edu/library/athenaeum
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2011
Athenaeum
07 September
Athenaeum
Winona State University
Darrell W. Krueger Library
Spring 2012 Schedule
18 January
The Return of the American Teachers
by Vanessa Fernandez Greene and Alicia Reed
25 January
Lessons from a Secret History Investigator: The Benefits
of Combining Two Disciplinary Passions
by James W. Parlow
01 February
Interdisciplinary Collaboration Course Experiment
by James A. Bowey, Joan Francioni, and Chun Lok Mah
08 February
Higher Order Thinking in the Dance Studio
by A.T. Moffett
22 February
Laundry or Lawn Mowing? Housework as Gender
Performance in Same-Sex Couples
by Nicole Civettini
29 February
What Was New in History? History through History Textbooks
by Gregory Schmidt
07 March
Business in Africa
by Kathryn J. Ready
21 March
The Cultural Implications of Globalization
by Hamid Yeganeh
28 March
What Winona State has Taught Me
by Judith Ramaley
04 April
New Poets Read from their Work
by ENG412 Poetry Students and James Armstrong
11 April
The Actor as Chameleon, as Explored through the Works
of William Shakespeare
by Lolly Foy
Athenaeum events are on Wednesdays at 1:00 PM
located on the south end of the Library’s second floor.
For more information: http://www.winona.edu/library/athenaeum