Prof. Timothy Bonenfant, Dept. of Visual and Performing Arts
Prof. Laurence Musgrove, Dept. of English and Modern Languages
The Department of History is proud to sponsor the first annual Humanities Month program at Angelo State University.
Location: Carr Education-Fine Arts Building, Eldon Black Recital Hall, 2602 Dena Drive
In this second event, Drs. ?Laurence Musgrove? (Dept. of English & Modern Languages), Timothy Bonenfant (Dept. of Visual and Performing Arts), and ?JongHwa Lee? (Dept. of Communications and Mass Media) will use ?”War Stories”? material to discuss issues pertaining to memory and remembrance.
Dr.. Bonenfant’s talk is titled “Music and the Memory of War.” Dr. Lee’s talk is titled “Healing Wounds, Lingering Scars: The Rhetoric of Memory and Commemoration of Vietnam Among West Texas Veterans.” Dr. Musgrove’s talk is titled “‘Your Stone Came Today’: Vietnam Poems of Glenn Allison.”
About Humanities Month
Each year, faculty members in the College of Arts and Humanities will select a theme, and each department will present on that theme during a designated month. This year, the theme is “War Stories,” based on the collection of material collected by Department of History faculty and students over the course of the past four years.
The program this year is partially sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Location
Carr Education-Fine Arts Building, Eldon Black Recital Hall, 2602 Dena Drive
