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Research Seminar Series

The Research Seminar Series was established to meet the need for a time and place for faculty and staff research information exchange. It began with our first research presentation on February 4, 2005. In its essence, the series is intended to build community and collegiality by setting the venue for you to communicate to others just what you do. It's casual and fun: a great way to relax, meet faculty from various disciplines and get a good feel for the University community at its best. We hope you'll join us!

2017-2018 was packed with great presentations! Special thanks goes out to all those who presented and to all those who attended. We would also like to thank Dr. Declan Mulhall, who acts as the faculty coordinator for this series.

Fall 2019 Seminar Series Schedule:

All presentations are held from 3:10 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

09/06/2019:  Dr. Sean Brennan, History Department - Location:   BRN 509

09/27/2019:  Dr. Bryan Cable, Biology Department - Location:   LSC 233

10/04/2019:  Ms. Amye Archer, MFA, C.T.L.E.  - Location:   LSC 233

10/25/2019:  Dr. Emily Hopkins, Psychology Department - Location:   LSC 233

11/01/2019:  Dr. Billie Tadros, English & Theatre Department - Location:  LSC 233

11/15/2019:  Dr. Ana Ugarte, World Languages & Cultures Department - Location: BRN 509

12/06/2019: Dr. Andrew Venezia, Exercise Science & Sport Department - Location:  BRN 509

Want To Present?

The series runs Fridays from 3:10pm to 4:30p.m.  Approximately 16 events are held per academic year, with about 30 participants at each event. The ORSP staff appreciates your support! Don't miss these valuable opportunities to learn what others are doing on campus as well as share your own ideas!

We're always interested in your research! Please contact Dr. Declan Mulhall at declan.mulhall@scranton.edu or Dr. Tabbi Miller-Scandle at tabbi.miller-scandle@scranton.edu.

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