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Active Learning Classroom (CTL), Columbus
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Summer Scholar Workshop
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Summer Scholar Workshop
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Final Summer Scholar Presentations
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New Faculty Orientation
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Meet the Author: Chelsi West Ohueri
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Banned Books Week Speaker: Amanda Watson
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Meet the Author: Elise Smith
Gail P. Gunter Multi-Purpose RoomMeet Art Historian and Author Elise Smith, who will discuss her book Southern Women, Southern Landscapes: Cultural Reflections on the Garden, 1870-1970. All are welcome to attend, but lunch will be provided to the first 20 attendees.
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Natchez Documentary Screening
Gail P. Gunter Multi-Purpose RoomAfter the screening, we will discuss the film with a panel featuring: Chuck Yarborough, MSMS Faculty (Moderator)Laverne Green-Leech, R.E. Hunt MuseumTracy “Rev” Collins, Rev’s Country ToursSuzannah Hebert, Natchez filmmakerDarcy McKinnon, Natchez filmmakerSee also the IDEA featuring The Deepest South of All, by Richard Grant4 . 2 2 . 2 6 | 1 2 : 0 […]
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Undergraduate Research Conference
Gail P. Gunter Multi-Purpose RoomThe 6th-annual all-campus symposium, showcasing student research.
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IDEA Book Talk: The Deepest South of All with Richard Grant
Gail P. Gunter Multi-Purpose RoomAn opportunity to zoom with Richard Grant, author of The Deepest South of All. This discussion follows our screening of Natchez and panel discussion about antebellum tourism.
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Chamber of Commerce After Hours
Northwest Lobby
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