The Foundations Lecture series illuminates the importance of a Catholic liberal arts education, and how understanding the true, the good, and the beautiful is at the heart of an Assumption education. As a part of the Foundations Program, this series brings together faculty from different disciplines to examine and discuss a common idea, showcasing the interconnectedness of knowledge and modeling the virtues of a lifelong curiosity about the world around us. These public discussions highlight the the need and relevance of a Catholic liberal arts education, one rooted in a foundation of shared knowledge and enhanced by specialized study.
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Past Lectures
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A lively discussion about one of the most famous paintings representing the scientific method.
Speakers:
Toby Norris, Professor of Art History
Ben Knurr, Associate Professor of Chemistry
Jeremy Geddert, Associate Professor of Political Science
A lively discussion about one of the most famous paintings representing the scientific method.
Speakers:
Toby Norris, Professor of Art History
Ben Knurr, Associate Professor of Chemistry
Jeremy Geddert, Associate Professor of Political Science
