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'Notorious Cincinnatians' Next Faculty Club Speaker Series
In February, our thoughts might turn to Valentine's Day and Al Capone. We're no Chicago, but Cincinnati has had its own cast of unsavory characters. The next University of Cincinnati Faculty Club Speaker Series features
University Archivist Kevin Grace
, presentingNotorious Cincinnatians on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010. Lunch is free, as is Grace's talk.
What
: Faculty Club Speaker Series Kevin Grace Notorious Cincinnatians
When
: Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010
Time
: Free buffet served at 11:30 a.m., presentation at noon
Where
: Faculty Club, 8th Floor banquet room, Richard E. Lindner Varsity Village, in the heart of the UC Uptown Campus
Call 513-556-4154 for reservations.
This is sure to be an interesting luncheon. Space is limited, so reservations are required.
Deli buffet lunch is complimentary courtesy of the UC Faculty Club Board of Governors. Non-members may attend one session of the Speaker Series each year, also gratis.
Reservations are required by Feb. 19.
Call
513-556-4154
to make your reservation today.
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