What do Little Red Riding Hood, Marilyn Monroe and Oprah have in common?
Find out when students from Elizabeth Johnston’s Honors Seminar HMN295 share their individual responses to famous women in mythology, fairy tales, biblical history, contemporary fiction and commercial culture on Saturday, April 3rd during MCC’s 2nd Annual Scholars’ Day.
This year's Scholars’ Day features a keynote address by renowned scientist Jared Diamond, a professor of geography at UCLA and Pulitzer-prize winning author, at 10 a.m. in the Brighton Campus Theatre located in Bldg. 4.
In addition to Diamond’s keynote address, MCC’s Scholars’ Day features a wide variety of sessions geared to promote scholarship across disciplines. These include: The Geography of Wine Country, Behavior and Distribution of Blue-Striped Grunts, The Contemporary African-American Experience, and the Engineering and Design of the Autonomous Robot.
MCC’s Scholars’ Day will be held 9:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m., Saturday, April 3rd on MCC’s Brighton Campus. Parking is available in Lots E and F. For more information, contact Jodi Oriel, assistant director, Campus Center at ext. 2533 or <mailto:joriel@monroecc.edu>.
Janet Ekis
College and Community Relations
03/22/2010 |