Jersey City, NJ (November 17, 2004) \u2013The Â鶹ÊÓƵ\u2019s College Biology Department is sponsoring two lectures this fall semester as part of its ongoing Distinguished Lecture Series.\u201cWe are pleased to have two leading scholars and practitioners examine the importance of a liberal arts education and background in scientific research and how the human brain and immune system function together,\u201d said Dr. Len Sciorra, The Reverend Joseph E. Schuh Professor of the Health and Natural Sciences at Â鶹ÊÓƵ\u2019s College.Martin Schreibman, Ph.D. and Director of the Aquatic Research and Environmental Assessment Center at Brooklyn College, will deliver the first lecture on Monday, November 22 from noon-1 p.m. at Gannon Lecture Hall. Dr. Schreibman\u2019s topic is \u201cThe Role of a Scientific Research Center in a Liberal Arts College.\u201dDavid L. Felten, M.D, Ph.D and Dean for the School of Graduate Medical Education at Seton Hall University, concludes the fall lecture series on Monday, November 29th from noon-1 p.m. in Gannon Lecture Hall. Dr. Felton\u2019s address is entitled \u201cHow the Brain and Immune System Communicate with One Another.\u201dBoth lectures are open to the general public. Those planning to attend are asked to call Victoria Giordano at 201-915-9187 for reservations.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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