Virtual Learning

Originally aired live November 24, 2020

Classics Revisited Webinar Series: Measure for Measure by Shakespeare

Join Michael Sugrue, Ph.D. as we reflect on the classics. Philosophy, fiction, biographies, theatre – explore great titles and their lasting impact.

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panelists + moderator

Professor Michael Sugrue

Professor Michael Sugrue

Head of Library

Professor of History at Ave Maria University, BA in History from the University of Chicago, M.A. and Ph.D. from Columbia University

Kristy Goebel

Kristy Goebel

Global Marketing Specialist

Bibliotheca

Attendee Responses + Information

“Thanks to everyone, especially Professor Michael Sugrue, for their knowledge and willingness to share! Your webinars are informative, fun, and enlightening. I've enjoyed the few I've had the pleasure to attend and look forward to more! Thank you!”

“Dr. Sugrue's exposition was both informative and illuminating as well as enjoyable, and his use of the biblical story of Tamar as a parallel was exquisite! I've told all my friends/colleagues about this series and eagerly anticipate future sessions.”

“Apart from High School, I am not very knowledgeable about Shakespeare, but found the lecture interesting and informative as always, and plan to do further research.”

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Calgary Public Library

Clarington Public Library

Queens Public Library Sunnyside

Queens Public Library

Scottsdale Public Library

University of Leeds

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