The Symposium will examine the movement in higher education toward transdisciplinary structures.
The Symposium to be held Saturday, Nov. 4 will examine the movement in higher education toward transdisciplinary structures. Submissions due Friday, Sept. 15, 2023.
The Sixteenth Annual Emeritus College Symposium is scheduled for Saturday, November 8 in Old Main on the Tempe ASU campus. All College members are invited and encouraged to submit a proposal for a 20-minute presentation. The Symposium announcement and presentation proposal form are available at this link. Deadline for submission of proposals is September 30. The theme of the Symposium is "Who A(m)I?." Submissions need not adhere to the theme.
Open to Emeritus College Members only.
Presentations
“Dead or Alive, You’re going to Teixido: Folklore in Spanish Galicia”
Presenter: Kristin Valentine, Professor Emerita of Communication
“Walking to Enlightenment: The Strange Case of Alexander Csoma”
Presenter: Mark Lussier, Professor Emeritus of English
Cost
Reservation and payment required – CASH ONLY
Please RSVP by Thursday, March 9.
Joseph Wytko is an Emeritus Professor of music, an artist-clinician with Selmer Paris–Conn Selmer USA, and a founding member of the trio Ascendo3. He has received major grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and a Senior Scholar Grant from the International Research and Exchange Board in Washington, D.C. His recordings have been featured on United Airlines and U.S. Airways in-flight entertainment programs.
Marilyn Wurzburger retired in 2009 after 48 years of service to ASU Libraries. As the head of Special Collections. She helped build collections such as the William S. Burroughs Collection, the Alan Dean Foster papers and the Doris and Marc Patten Collection of Herbals and Early Gardening Books, a rare assemblage of books about botany and herbals during the 15th century.