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Judson Grenier, professor of history (1966-1992)
in the library of California State College, Dominguez Hills; caption below

Lois Feuer: Shakespearean Scholar Publishes New Essay on “Macbeth”
Professor of English Lois Feuer contributed an essay, “Hired for Mischief: the Masterless Man in ‘Macbeth,’” to a new collection of critical essays on Shakespeare’s tragedy. Published in March by Routledge, the anthology Macbeth: New Critical Essays is aimed at upper division students.

Thomas Landefeld: Stemming the Tide of Minority Health Disparities

Professor of biology Thomas Landefeld presented three workshops titled “What Your
Mother Didn’t Tell You About Applying to Biology and Biomedical Research Programs”
at the 22nd Annual Meeting of the Association of Minority Health Professional Schools in New Orleans last March. The conference provides minority high school students from across the country with information on careers in the health professions.

Scott Morris: Distinguished Classical Guitarist to Play at Inaugural Event for President García
Dr. Scott Morris, a renowned guitarist and the director of classical guitar studies at California State University, Dominguez Hills, will perform at an inauguration reception for CSUDH President Mildred García on Thursday, May 1. Since his 1998 debut at the prestigious Carnegie Hall in New York, Morris has achieved much in his career and continues to have a promising future.

Photo above: Judson Grenier, founding chair and professor of History (1966-1992) thumbs through rare book holdings in the library of what was then known as California State College, Dominguez Hills, in April, 1973.

Courtesy of Digital Collections, CSUDH Archives and Special Collections




	Inauguration of President Mildred García Marked by Celebrations and Tributes

	Rod Butler Memorial Concert Honors Late Professor, Establishes Scholarship

	Political Science Students Win Top Honors at Model UN Conference

	Student Art Exhibition Slated for May 14-21 in University Gallery

	James Oliveira: Life in the Fast Lane

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