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An addendum: Jo Koster asks that you encourage your students to register for this event, as its chief audience is students, though I imagine we'll all learn a lot. On Wed, Oct 21, 2020 at 3:46 PM Alan Baragona <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > From Jo Koster, of Winthrop University. > > Cultural event next Thursday night (Oct. 29), 7 pm, featuring some of your > favorite WU faculty, and me. Free--but you need to register to get the Zoom > link. Register in advance for this meeting: > > https://winthrop-edu.zoom.us/.../tZEvcu6tqjwrG9M9aH6mB2LM... > <https://winthrop-edu.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZEvcu6tqjwrG9M9aH6mB2LM7ze8f3gqfXHg?fbclid=IwAR3iyCXj9-jEspga66gkMS_0iOBD4aKekvaHQBhkYFpi42IjMvXPvaHM8ms> > > After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing > information about joining the meeting. > > ================================= > > In case the picture I've pasted below doesn't come through, the > presentations are: Jo Koster: "What's a Little Plague Among Friends? > Christian and Islamic Writers Respond to the Great Plague," Kyle Sweeney: > "Art and Visual Culture in the Wake of the Plague," > and > Gregory Bell: "We all fall down: Experiencing the Black Death." > > [image: image.png] >