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Art for Lunch
Art for Lunch
Matthew Hilyard & Friends will be presenting an art lecture with lunch provided on a first come first serve basis.
Free
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NU Theatre presents “Buried Child”
The Newman Theatre Department is proud to present the 1979 Pulitzer Prize winning play, Sam Shepard's "Buried Child". The play depicts the fragmentation of the American nuclear family in a context of disappointment and disillusionment with American mythology and the American dream. Please be aware that the play contains adult language and situations. Showtimes:… Continue reading NU Theatre presents “Buried Child”
$10
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Edward F. Hums – Giving a ‘Last Lecture’
Edward F. Hums – Giving a ‘Last Lecture’
Newman University's Annual Hesburg Lecture presents Edward F. Hums, Notre Dame Teaching Professor of Accountancy - "Giving a 'Last Lecture'". Giving A "Last Lecture" This lecture will give alumni a chance to hear a condensed version of the "Last Lecture" presented by Professor Hums in October 2010 in Washington Hall. The "Last Lecture" is modeled… Continue reading Edward F. Hums – Giving a ‘Last Lecture’
Free
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HealthPulse Lecture Series – Understanding Alzheimer’s
HealthPulse Lecture Series – Understanding Alzheimer’s
Amy Siple, MSN, FNP-BC, Associate professor of nursing at Newman University to speak on "Understanding Alzheimer's." Amy Siple is an Associate Professor of Nursing at Newman University where she teaches Nursing Assessment, Pharmacology and Geriatrics. She is also responsible for providing the geriatric based lectures to nurse practitioner students at WSU. As a part of… Continue reading HealthPulse Lecture Series – Understanding Alzheimer’s
$5
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Science fiction author David Brin to speak at Newman
Science fiction author David Brin to speak at Newman
David Brin, scientist, futurist, speaker, technical consultant and best-selling, award-winning author, will give a public lecture entitled “Neutralizing Nightmares: How We Prevent Dark Tomorrows … By Imagining Them.” The lecture will be at 7 p.m., Oct. 14 in Performance Hall, inside the De Mattias Fine Arts Center at Newman University. Read more information