The Whitewater-Area League of Women Voters’ September 2010 Newsletter is now available, and the latest issue includes a calendar of upcoming LWV events. The most-recent copy of the LWV newsletter is available as a link on my blogroll, and is embedded below, with coding through Google.
A selection of upcoming events for the Whitewater-Area League — the newsletter offers still more events and information —
Date: September 11 (Saturday)
Event: LWV Board Meeting
Where: Irvin Young Library, White Memorial Room, 11AM
Date: September 16 (Thursday)
Event: “Economic Benefits of Technology Park,” Bud Gayhart speaker
Where: Municipal Building, Council Chambers, 7 PM
Date: October 16 (Saturday)
Event: Candidate Forums for State Assembly District 43 and State Senate District 15.
Where: Municipal Building, Council Chambers, Tentative pending availability of candidates, times TBA
Date: October 21 (Thursday)
Event: “Status Report on Clean Energy Jobs Act” speaker TBA
Where: Municipal Building, Council Chambers, 7 PM
Fairhaven Lecture Series
The Fall 2010 Fairhaven Lecture Series, sponsored by the UW-W Office of Continuing Education, will look at biography as a literary form, look at the life and times of some of history’s most famous, infamous, and barely famous figures, and even take a biographical look at the life a famous city. All lectures are open to the public at no charge and are held on Mondays at 3 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall of the Fairhaven Retirement Community, 435 West Starin Road. Guest / street parking is adjacent to the building.
September 20 — The Pleasures and Pains of Reading and Writing Life Stories. Rebecca Hogan, Professor of Languages and Literatures
September 27 — Six Degrees of Stanley Milgram: The Man Who Shocked the World. Elizabeth Olson, Assistant Professor, Psychology