WESTVILLE – Purdue University North Central’s annual Brownbag Series for faculty, staff, students and the community this year will focus on diversity. The series is coordinated by Bob Mellin, continuing lecturer of English.
Each seminar begins at noon in the Library-Student-Faculty Building, Room 170A. The seminars are free.
On Jan. 11, Dr. Deepa Majumdar, associate professor of philosophy, will present “How Third is the Third World?”
On Feb. 8, Mellin will present “Planet Talk: Ecojustice for Non-Humans.”
On March 14, the discussion is “Can You Conform to Proper English and Not Sell Out?” and will feature first-year composition students in a roundtable discussion.
On April 11, “The ABCs of Anti-Bullying Coalition” will be presented by Cari Adams, the Anti-Bullying Coalition founder and a PNC student; Tanya Lubeznik, executive director; and Candice Silvas, director of Family Relations and a PNC graduates.
For more information, call (219) 785-5200, Ext. 5215.
