Football to Feminism and the Blind Spot of Masculinity 

The Kylene & Bradley Beers Lecture featuring Don McPherson

*The Tulane Reading Project Keynote Lecture*

Don McPherson is a college football Hall of Famer, former professional athlete, activist, feminist, educator, and entrepreneur. For more than 24 years, Don McPherson has used the power and appeal of sport to address complex social justice issues. Learn more about Don McPherson: http://www.donaldmcpherson.com/

Free and open to the public.

 Learn how to navigate your Canvas Dashboard and menus, edit notifications and settings, post your syllabus, and explore best practices for sharing your course material with students. In addition, learn how to import content from prior Canvas courses and/or other formats.

Hear from students who received funding from the Newcomb-Tulane College (NTC) Dean's Office for internship-related costs. Information on how to apply for funding will be provided, and lunch will be served. Presented as part of the Fall Internship Series, featuring events that are dedicated to promoting and assisting with internship opportunities.   

Enjoy free lunch and soft drinks, hear about successful projects from recent grant recipients, and learn more about applying for grant funding from the Newcomb-Tulane College Dean's Office. This year, nearly $100,000 in grant money is available to all full-time undergraduates at Tulane for academic projects, research, participation in conferences, summer internships, and much more.

Dr. Harris will discuss her forthcoming book about the history of African Americans in New Orleans from the nineteenth century to the present.

If you wear glasses or contacts and you'd like to improve your vision, we'd like to invite you to attend a free seminar for Tulane University employees & students...

Tulane Elmwood Campus
Saturday, July 28, 2018
10:00  - 11 a.m
(light refreshments will be served)
800 E Commerce Rd #100
Harahan, LA 70123

Your Speaker: Dr.Jody Simon, a cornea Specialist at Tulane University will speak about the latest "Bladeless" iLASIK procedure, which can correct vision to potentially 20/20 or better. 

Interested candidates should complete and submit the BIRCWH Phase I Application with his or her CV to Kat Rabstejnek (krabstej@tulane.edu) by 5:00 PM CST on Monday, July 9, 2018.