| Speaker name: |
Francis E. Abernethy |
| Topic: |
Epiphanies in Academe or Meditations on a Flat Cat |
| Series: |
 = Regents Speaker Series |
| Date: |
2/8 |
| Time: |
11 am |
| Location: |
Cole Concert Hall - Wright Building at SFA |
| Admission: |
Free |
| Presentation description: |
My topic concerns three epiphanies that I have experienced here at SFA. An epiphany, by the way, is not a coed of questionable virtue. An epiphany is a sudden intellectual revelation, a manifestation of an idea that forever changes one's way of living and seeing life. Our university is the ideal setting for the discovery of these new and exciting ideas, and these concepts will affect society as students carry them out into their professional worlds." |
| Speaker biography: |
Professor Emeritus of English
Distinguished Regents Professor
Stephen F. Austin State University. |
| Associated Activities: |
Lecture will be followed by a light lunch |
| Date of Activities: |
2/8 |
| Time of Activities: |
11:45 am |
| Location of Activities: |
Cole Concert Hall - Wright Building at SFA |
| Seating Capacity: |
250 |
| Activity Admission: |
Free |
| University Sponsor: |
University Lecture Series
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| Contact Person: |
Darla Daniel
sfaspeakers@sfasu.edu
936.468.2439 |
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