GOLDEN VALLEY UNIVERSITY
CAMPANALE DISTINGUISHED LECTURER SERIES
Golden Valley University is committed to the personal growth of all faculty, staff, and students through discussion and debate in a scholarly community. We hope that this year's Campanale Distinguished Lecturer Series, named in honor of Golden Valley's former president Jackie Campanale, will stimulate and energize the Golden Valley community.
Tuesday, February 15
Dr. Ada N. Chamberlain Professor of art history
Dr. Ada N. Chamberlain will lecture about the commercial art market in seventeenth-century Holland. Author of the prize-winning book Rembrandt and the Art of Portraiture, Dr. Chamberlain is a professor of art history at Packard University.
Tuesday, April 18
Mr. Alvin Hewing Poet and Author
Mr. Alvin Hewing will read from one of his latest collections, Someday: New and Selected Poems. Mr. Hewing is the author often books of poetry. He holds a master's degree in comparative literature from a major university in France.
Tuesday, May 2
Dr. Charles Kenyon Professor of astronomy
Amazing new developments in astronomy have begun to show us the origins of the universe and what may be its fate. Dr. Kenyon, who earned his Ph.D. from Stewart University, is a professor of astronomy at Roget College.
What is the main purpose of the lecture series？

A. To aid in the personal development of members of the university community
B. To explore current issues in a particular field of study
C. To generate interest in the university with residents in surrounding areas
D. To settle an ongoing debate among university scholars