Paideia
Paideia Connections: “The Ritual and Social Lives of India’s Transgender Hijra Community” & “Factors Affecting the Production of Antioxidants in Ocimum basilicum L. (Basil)”
Location
F.W. Olin Building, Room 105Date & Time
4:00pm CDT October 13, 2016Contact
4:00pm CDT October 13, 2016
F.W. Olin Building, Room 105
Blessed by the Goddess, Cursed by Men: The Ritual and Social Lives of Transgender Indians
Elaine Craddock
Professor of Religion
Fertile Ground for Analysis: Factors Affecting the Production of Antioxidants in Plants
Emily D. Niemeyer
Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry,
Holder of the Herbert and Kate Dishman Chair in Science
Preview
The Paideia Connections Lecture Series at Southwestern University features brief presentations by two distinguished faculty members from diverse fields, and encourages members of the campus community and the general public to engage in thought-provoking discussions with each other following the presentations. President Edward Burger serves as moderator.
This free and public event is presented in collaboration with the Brown Chair Holders and the President’s Office. For more information, contact Ben Pierce, Professor of Biology, at 512.863.1974 or pierceb@southwestern.edu.