Dean Eaton Hall

Government Department Senior Thesis Presentations

Friday, April 27th

1:45-3:15

Dean Eaton Lounge

Isaac Gingras

"Clawing Towards Success: Managing Maine's Lobster Fishery"

Christopher Rich

We are pleased to welcome renowned South African human rights activist Sizani Ngubane to campus for a public talk on Monday March 26th at 7pm in Dean Eaton Formal Lounge. With roots in the anti-apartheid struggle, Ngubane founded the Rural Women's Movement in 1994 and has worked for more than 20 years to advocate for gender equity and human rights issues in South Africa.

Please join Sue Manory and Paul Siskind as they discuss motivating and mentoring student-workers in this latest edition of the Sophomore Success Initiative Mentoring Workshop Series.   Cookies will be provided and feel free to bring your lunches to this brown-bag event.  We'll gather in Dean Eaton Formal Lounge at 12:30 on Monday, April 16th.

Please join Steve Millington as he discusses motivating and mentoring student-workers in this latest edition of the Sophomore Success Initiative Mentoring Workshop Series.   Cookies will be provided and feel free to bring your lunches to this brown-bag event.  We'll gather in Dean Eaton Formal Lounge at 12:30 on Tuesday, March 27th.

Please join faculty colleagues in an open forum and panel discussion, titled “What is Public Scholarship and Why Do It?” beginning at 4 p.m. on Monday, April 9, in Dean Eaton Formal Lounge. Refreshments and light snacks will be provided.

Are you interested in English?  Thinking of majoring or minoring?

If so, the English Department invites you to an INFORMATION SESSION on Thursday, February 22, 2018 from 5:00 pm - 6:00 pm in the Dean Eaton Formal Lounge.

Come talk with English  Department faculty and students!  Learn about our course offerings!  Get your questions about the major/minor answered!

JOIN US FOR INFORMATION, FRIENDLY CONVERSATION, AND PIZZA!!!

Charlie Bour '05, winner of the 2017 St. Lawrence University Spanish Teacher Fellowship, will give a lecture on campus about his research project, entitled "Money grows on trees: Costa Rica", on February 5th at the Dean Eaton Formal Lounge from 4:00 to 5:00. Refreshments will be served.

Charlie Bour ‘05, visited the south western coastal area of Uvita, Costa Rica, to explore the state of sustainability as it relates to both natural habitats and socio-economic development in this specific zone of Costa Rica.