Jack Lane Colloquium: Jace Stuckey
October 23, 2009
Rollins’ Department of History is proud to present Jace Stuckey, assistant professor of History at Louisiana Tech University. Stuckey will present, "The Crusades as a Multi-Cultural Experience: Christian and Muslim Perspectives" on Tuesday, October 27 at 5 p.m. in SunTrust Auditorium.
Stuckey’s work takes advantage of a new and exciting trend towards interdisciplinary research on the Charlemagne legend to enhance our understanding of the Crusades.
The Department of History would like to thank the Africa and African-American Studies Program and Common Vision for their support for this JLC Speaker.
About the JLC:
The Jack Lane Colloquium is a mechanism to promote interest in history and enhance the quality of historical discussion and scholarship available to Rollins and the Central Florida community. In naming the initiative in honor of Jack Lane, Rollins hope to acknowledge his long tenure at Rollins College and his contribution to the study of history in Central Florida.
Stuckey’s work takes advantage of a new and exciting trend towards interdisciplinary research on the Charlemagne legend to enhance our understanding of the Crusades.
The Department of History would like to thank the Africa and African-American Studies Program and Common Vision for their support for this JLC Speaker.
About the JLC:
The Jack Lane Colloquium is a mechanism to promote interest in history and enhance the quality of historical discussion and scholarship available to Rollins and the Central Florida community. In naming the initiative in honor of Jack Lane, Rollins hope to acknowledge his long tenure at Rollins College and his contribution to the study of history in Central Florida.
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