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Wednesdays, 3-4 p.m. dURING THE aCADEMIC yEAR

The University Hour provides an opportunity to engage outside speakers to bring focus to important research, current events, and performance media. These free lectures and cultural events are open to students, faculty, staff, and the community. We encourage you to identify events that will complement your courses and be of interest to a broad group of students.

For more information, please contact Pamela Wrinn, Academic Affairs, wrinnp@easternct.edu.

The deadline for Proposals is Friday, September 20 through this link

 

Campus Map & Directions

The Student Center Theatre is on the first floor of the Student Center

The FAIC Concert Hall is on the first  level of the Fine Arts Building

 

  • "Book Talk with Dr. Scott Moore of the History Department"

     September 25, 2024 | Johnson Room - The J. Eugene Smith Library

    When Grace Sherwood was "ducked" in the Lynnhaven River during her trial for witchcraft in 1706, she became a foundational part of Virginia’s folklore and culture.  People have been sharing stories about “the Witch of Pungo” for generations, and to many she remains “Virginia’s Witch.”  In this presentation, Scott Moore will describe the history and cultural impact of Sherwood and her trial as he discusses his new book, The Witch of Pungo:  Grace Sherwood in Virginia History and Legend.

    Contact: Scott Moore, mooresc@easternct.edu

    More events to follow soon

     

  • Events for the Spring Semester to be announced soon