W. W. Hagerty Library, Research Connections Room 210
Campus:
University City Campus
Description:
Join us for the next GIS User Group meeting on Thursday, May 25, 2017.
This month, we welcome guest speaker Kostis Kourelis, PhD, from Franklin & Marshall College, who will lead a discussion on migration in modern Greece.
All faculty and staff are encouraged to attend. For more information, contact steven Melly at sjm389@drexel.edu
About Dr. Kourelis
Kostis Kourelis is an architectural historian and archaeologist, and Associate Professor of Art History at Franklin & Marshall College in Lancaster PA. His fieldwork focuses on settlements, landscapes, and vernacular architecture; he has excavated in Greece, Italy, Tunisia, and Ukraine. His recent scholarship focuses on refugee camps and deserted villages in Greece, on ethnic neighborhoods in American cities, and on labor housing in North Dakota. Kourelis teaches History of Architecture, Medieval Art, Islamic Art, Migration Architecture, Archaeology of Home, and Lancaster Architecture. He is advisor to students interested in Architecture, Design, Urban Studies, Landscape Architecture, and Historic Preservation.
Come share in the excitement of navigating the world of publishing and scholarly communications during the Libraries' next ScholarSnack!
This term, undergraduate and graduate students will share their experiences publishing everything from scholarly research articles to works of fiction. We will also raise a toast to the end of spring quarter!
ScholarSnack is a quarterly event open to all Drexel students and interested faculty and staff. It is a venue for Drexel students to discuss their experiences in exploring information and data resources. Light snacks will be served, and invited students will share brief presentations about the discoveries they have made while building their information and data research skills.
Celebrate the last day of classes with fellow faculty, professional staff and alumni during the next ScholarSip event!
ScholarSip provides an opportunity for members of the Drexel community to gather for conversation – along with a toast to the end of the academic term.
This quarter, we welcome Cordelia Frances Biddle, an Adjunct Professor in the Pennoni Honors College and a member of the extended Drexel family, as our guest speaker. Professor Biddle contributed to Building Drexel: the University and its City, 1891 – 2016 and will discuss Anthony Drexel's vision for equality in education during her presentation entitled: Anthony Drexel: A Vision for Equality. Immigrant's son, successful financier, and civic leader: how did Drexel's personal history give birth to a university?
We look forward to seeing you there!
*Location Reminder*
This quarter, ScholarSip returns to the Academic Bistro in the Academic Building (101 N. 33rd Street, 6th Floor).
Registration Space in the Academic Bistro is limited, and we encourage you to register to attend by filling out the form below.
About ScholarSip
ScholarSip is a quarterly event series hosted by Drexel University Libraries. This year’s program celebrates Drexel’s 125th anniversary. Each event will include a presentation on a key part of the history of the University. For more information about ScholarSip or to suggest a future topic, please contact Communications Manager Stacy Stanislaw at svs22@drexel.edu
