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| JANUARY | |||||
| 13 | "Wild Things, You
Make My Heart Sing" Ed Croom, Associate Professor of Pharmacognosy |
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| 20 | "Teaching Southern
Politics in China" Marvin Overby, Associate Professor of Political Science |
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| 27 | "John Grisham and
Manhood in the Modern South" Ted Ownby, Associate Professor of History and Southern Studies |
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| FEBRUARY | |||||
| 3 | "Neither Bedecked
nor Bebosomed: Ella Baker and Civil Rights" Susan Glisson, Assistant Director of the Center for the Study of Southern Culture and Assistant Professor of Southern Studies |
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| 10 | "SEED: Students
Envisioning Equality through Diversity" SEED Members |
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| 17 | "Singing a New
Song: The Gospel Choir at the University of Mississippi 1974-1998" Peter Slade, Southern Studies Graduate Student |
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| 24 | "From Darkness
to Light: Rhetorical Strategies in African American Women's Autobiographies" Rochelle Smith, Assistant Professor of English |
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| MARCH | |||||
| 3 | "Classical Influence
on Public Sculpture in the South" Aileen Ajootian, Assistant Professor of Art and Classics |
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| 17 | "South Toward Home" Janice W. Murray, Chair, Department of Art |
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| 24 | "Presentation of
Traditional Culture on the Choctaw Reservation" Deborah Boykin, Archivist and Cultural Planner Philadelphia, Mississippi |
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| 31 | "Recovering the
Voices of Mississippi Writers: Sherwood Bonner" Kathryn McKee, McMullan Assistant Professor of Southern Studies and Assistant Professor of English |
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| APRIL | |||||
| 7 | "Connected to the
Land: Southern Myth or Reality?" Robbie Ethridge, McMullan Assistant Professor of Southern Studies and Assistant Professor of Anthropology |
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| 14 | "Contemporary Southern
Writing and the West" Robert H. Brinkmeyer, Professor of American Literature and Southern Studies |
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| 21 | "Your Biscuits
Are Big Enough for Me: A Lecture/Performance on Bluesman Bo Carter" Steve Cheseborough, Southern Studies Graduate Student |
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| 28 | "A Country Music
Band Lost in Academia" Janice W. Murray, Robbie Ethridge, and Other Musically Lost Academicians |
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| The Brown Bag Luncheon Series takes place each Wednesday at noon in the Barnard Observatory Lecture Hall during the regular academic year. | |||||