The College of Arts, Social Sciences, and Humanities invites you to join us for our Scholarship Spotlight on Wednesday, November 20, from noon to 1 p.m. in Room 217 at the John C. Pace Library (Building 32).

Join us for an exciting research presentation that will take us from Roswell’s UFO mysteries to the intricacies of gerrymandering in today’s political landscape! Our first speaker, Nicholas Mohlmann, Associate Professor, Department of English, will delve into the intriguing intersections between conspiracy theories and autobiography, examining Lieutenant Colonel Philip Corso’s memoir, The Day After Roswell.

Next, we will shift to a critical discussion on the effects of gerrymandering in modern politics with Veronica Sigcho Espinoza, Reubin O'D. Askew Department of Government. Whether you're curious about the narratives that shape our understanding of history or concerned about the implications of electoral boundaries, this event promises insightful perspectives on both.