This episode of This Is Centenary features a discussion on the war in Ukraine hosted by and Centenary president Dr. Christopher Holoman and assistant professor of political science Dr. Amanda Donahoe on March 17, 2022. As the conflict neared its one month mark, Dr. Holoman and Dr. Donahoe brought together their combined expertise in international politics and international relations to provide some context on the conflict for the Centenary community. 

This episode of This Is Centenary features retiring English professor Dr. Steve Shelburne’s address at the annual Founders’ Day Convocation, held in Centenary’s Brown Chapel on February 17, 2022. During more than thirty years of teaching and scholarship at Centenary, Shelburne has shared his expertise in Shakespearean and other early modern English literature but has also led students on explorations of mystery and detective fiction, literary theory, and interdisciplinary collaborations weaving together religion, visual arts, literature, film, and theater.  Shelburne taught Daily Bread: Sustainability in Paris as part of the Centenary in Paris program and led May Modules in the British Isles. His address at the Founders’ Day convocation was titled, appropriately, “What is ‘a Founder’?”