Each semester, the Libraries host a series of speakers at the James E. Cheek Learning Resources Center. Speakers can present on a variety of topics, and events are open to all students, staff, faculty, and community partners. Learn more below.
| Date | Topic | Speaker | Link | Details |
| 2/11 @ 11am | The Soul of Black Rap | Professors Hart & Krall | Event has passed. | Join Professors Hart and Krall for a discussion about hip hop and rap, focusing on origins and history. |
| 2/25 @ 4pm | Tabletop Role Playing Games | Craig Hatler | Craig Hatler teaches students how to participate in Tabletop Role Playing Games (RPGs). This talk focuses on showing students the basics of common RPGs, like Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, and Starfinder. | |
| 3/18 @ 4pm | Policing at the NYPD | Chief Siders, Shaw Police Chief | Video recording | Chief Siders will be joining us to talk about his time serving with the NYPD. |
| 4/16 @ 4pm | The Social Impact of College Radio Stations | Dr. Katherine Jewell of Fitchburg State University | Zoom Link | Dr. Jewell will discuss the history and social place of college radio stations in campus culture and broader culture. |
We are always seeking additional community experts to share your insights by speaking at our Tuesday Talks series! If you or someone you know is interested in being a speaker, reach out to our Librarian Molly Rasberry.
Email: margaret.rasberry@shawu.edu
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