Whats New at the LCN

Save the Date!!! - Linfield Center for the Northwest proudly invites you to gather with us at our upcoming Brown Bag Lunch Seminars in the Nicholson Library Conference Room at 12pm!!!
Linfield Students who have spent the summer participating in Collaborative Research Projects will be presenting their projects for all to see.
We will be presenting 2 projects weekly on Wednesdays starting this Wednesday and continuing for the next 2 weeks at Noon.
Here is a list of speakers:
•July 31rst
o History of San Martin-presented by Flora Victoria Maciel and Miriam Corona
o Identity and Reputation of Wine as Expressed through Social Media-presented by Katherine Byers, Katelyn Henson, Shelby Vanderbergh, and Ashley Streich
•August 7th
o Fire Tower Anthology –presented by Austin Schilling
o Latinos in the Wine Industry-presented by Julian Adoff and Lydia Heins
•August 14th
o Responses to the Representation of Gender in: The Taming of the Shrew-presented by Kyra Rickards and Kate McMullan
o Effects of Urbanization Upon a Natural Forest-presented by Joey Gale, Leigh Hanson and Wes Hanson

The LCN Is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2013 Community Engaged Research to the Classroom Grants!

Kena Avila	-Building Background and Forward Thinking:Examining the ways that teachers know and build upon student's backgroundsand cultures to support English Language Learner success with career and college focused standards-DEPT OF EDUC
Sharon Bailey Glascoe/ Rachael Woody	-Latinos and Latinas in the Oregon Wine Industry -DEPT OF HIST and the ARCHIVIST
Nancy Broshot	-The effects of urbanization upon a natural forest-DEPT OF HEALTH SCIENCE

Daniel Pollack-Pelzner	-Responses to the representation of gender in THE TAMING OF THE SHREW and how they play to the history of itsproduction and reception (Portland Shakespeare Project) -DEPT OF ENGLSH
David Sumner	-Fire Lookout Anthology
Lisa Weidman/ Sharon Wagner	-Identity and Reputation of Oregon Wine As Expressed Through Social Media-DEPT OF MASS COMM