Joe Regalia writes:
 
What a great speaker. I was terribly impressed by Dr. Nevins. Despite her having a cold and having to tough through this talk, she did an excellent job. She gave us such an exceptionally interesting topic that she clearly has passion for, I would have paid for the experience. To those of you [...]

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Next Thursday, February 26th, will see the first 2009 performance of the department’s early drama reading group,
The Blood, Love, and Rhetoric School
with a staged reading of the vastly underappreciated Shakespearean comedy The Merry Wives of Windsor — or, if you prefer the Q1 title, A most pleasaunt and excellent conceited comedie, of Syr Iohn Falstaffe, and the [...]

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UNR Linguistics Club presents:
‘You Find Yourself in There’: Code-switching, Local Discourse Genres and Bible Translation strategies among Western Apache Evangelical Christians
Dr. Eleanor Nevins
Department of Anthropology
FRIDAY, February 27, 12:15pm Frandsen Humanities 106

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Ok guys and gals, I need EVERYONE who is a part of this club and prospective Sigma Tau Delta members to read this update, I am summing up where we are, a lot of you have been asking questions about this stuff, so I am going to answer what I can for everyone-
So pretty much [...]

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Alan Bible Teaching Excellence Award
 
Nominations are due Friday February 13, 2009.
 
The College of Liberal Arts is seeking nominations for the Alan Bible Teaching Excellence Award for 2008-09.  Nominations are needed for teachers in the College of Liberal Arts and from the Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Mathematics and Statistics, and Physics Departments in the College of Science.  [...]

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