For the 18th year, Nunez Community College will host the Nunez History Lecture Series. The series is a monthly community event held at Nunez Community College that provides a topical forum on the rich history of Louisiana. From the first Native American settlers to Hurricane Katrina, all aspects of Louisiana history are covered in this ever-expanding series of lectures.
These highly entertaining and enlightening series of events are free and open to the public. Each lecture begins at 7:00 p.m. in the AST Auditorium on campus located at 3710 Paris Road in Chalmette.
Fall 2018 Lectures include:
Monday, September 17th
Framing the Constitution:
The Great Debate
Ron Chapman
Monday, October 15th
St. Bernard Parish Massacre
Chris Dier
Monday, November 5th
St. Bernard History Till 2005
Curtis Manning
Monday, December 3rd
Women and the Battle of New Orleans
Carolyn Kolb
For more information about the Nunez History Lecture Series, contact Michele Minor at (504) 278-6422 or mminor@nunez.edu.
