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High Noon
High Noon is presented by Furman University. All lectures begin at noon on Wednesdays and last one hour. For more information, contact Furman’s University Communications office at 864-294-3107 or vince.moore@furman.edu. “Phishing, Twitter Bombs and Trolls: How to Hack an American Presidential Election” J. Thomas Allen, Daniel Distinguished Professor of Computer Science Emeritus, Furman University Digital... Read more »
American History Book Club
The Poinsett Club 807 East Washington Street, Greenville, SC, United StatesHighs and Lows of the American Presidency: Past, Present and Future The American History Book Club and Furman University cordially invite you to An Evening with Douglas Brinkley Presidential Historian and Best-Selling Author For more information, respond by email to nancy.liebezeit@furman.edu or call 864.294.2173.
High Noon
High Noon is presented by Furman University. All lectures begin at noon on Wednesdays and last one hour. For more information, contact Furman’s University Communications office at 864-294-3107 or vince.moore@furman.edu. “Red Wave? Blue Wave? Forecasting the Midterm Election” Danielle Vinson, Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Furman University Most of the pundits expect major Democratic... Read more »
High Noon
High Noon is presented by Furman University. All lectures begin at noon on Wednesdays and last one hour. For more information, contact Furman’s University Communications office at 864-294-3107 or vince.moore@furman.edu. “Back to Normal? Analyzing the Results of the Midterm Election” Jim Guth, William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Furman University American... Read more »
American History Book Club
Janet Hudson, Ph.D., Historian Topic: Reform in World War I Era South Carolina Recommended reading: Reform in World War I Era South Carolina by Dr. Janet Hudson Lunch: Chicken and rice casserole, deviled eggs, green pea salad, rolls, and brownies Make your reservations Optional Lunch ($15) at 11:30 a.m. Program begins at Noon in the Resource Room... Read more »
Lunchbox Learning
“In the Kitchen at White Oaks” Presenter: Charles Davis, author and first gentleman of Furman University Explore a bit of history and learn a few tasty recipes with Charles Davis, first gentleman of Furman University and author of In the Kitchen at White Oaks. Just in time for the holiday season, the cookbook, with recipes... Read more »
All Quiet on the Western Front: An Evening with Erich Remarque
Reception - 5:30 pm Program - 6:00 pm After serving in the German army during WWI, Erich Maria Remarque explored the haunting sounds and sights of the battlefield in his 1928 novel, All Quiet on the Western Front. Join Dr. George Frein for an evening with Erich Maria Remarque, as the author reflects on his... Read more »
Veteran’s Tribute Day
Join us for the annual Veterans Day celebration at the Upcountry History Museum. Free admission for veterans and military personnel all day. Drop in activities include letters to soldiers with the American Red Cross, poppy pin crafts, artifact touch table, and a scavenger hunt for children. Special programming includes: 9:00 am: Coffee Talk with Dr.... Read more »
Coffee Talk
Coffee and Conversation with a Paleontologist Join Dr. Adam Smith, paleontologist and curator of the Bob Campbell Geology Museum at Clemson University, for coffee and conversations about the discoveries of paleontology. Explore the connection between dinosaurs and modern day birds, learn about new dinosaur discoveries, and ask questions. Coffee Talks are FREE to Museum Members... Read more »
American History Book Club
Sunshine Norwood, AHBC Member Topic: Seabrook's Oak Island at War, A Personal History Recommended reading: Soldiers, Sailors, Slaves, and Ships: The Civil War Photographs of Henry P. Moore by Jeffery Bolster and Hilary Anderson Lunch: Stuffed pasta shells with meat sauce, antipasto salad, rolls, and a Valentine's inspired dessert Make your reservations Optional Lunch ($15) at 11:30 a.m.... Read more »
