Today: Humanities Masters Defense: “The Color Factor: How Paulo Freire’s Philosophy of Education Highlights that Race Affects Human Growth and Development of United States Citizens
Please join us on Wednesday, December 13, 2017 at 6pm as Master in Humanities Graduate Student, Alyse Krevh defends her Thesis titled: “The Color Factor: How Paulo Freire’s Philosophy of Education Highlights that Race Affects Human Growth and Development of United States Citizens.” More information on her research can be found at: http://sites.jcu.edu/graduatestudies/2017/12/05/congratulations-to-our-ma-in-humanities-fall-winter-graduates/.
This Defense will be held in the Administration Building, First Floor, CAS Dean’s Conference Room. Refreshments will be provided.
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