English

September 20:  Bridget Chesterton (History)

“The Sweet Herb: Ka’a He’e and the Guaraní Treatment for Global Obesity and Diabetes from the 1900s - 2010s”

October 18:  Mayra Vélez-Serrano (Political Science)

“Puerto Rico, the next 51st State?: Reasons, Consequences, and Prospects”

November 22:  Julie Wieczkowski (Anthropology)

“Feeding ecology of the Tana River mangabey of Kenya”

December 6:  Mark Fulk (English)

“William Gilpin, Eliza Knipe, and the Limits of Picturesque Aesthetics in the English Lake District, c. 1780”

February 7: Camille Holmgren (Geography and Planning)

“Sonoran Desert Biogeography: Past, Present, & Future”

March 7: Anthony Chase (Arts and Humanities)

“Mae West, Comedy, and the Disenfranchised Woman Playwright”

April 25:  James Cercone (English Education)

“Community-Based Participatory Teacher Education: Lesson from the Digital Writing Workshop”