Steffanell Publishes Article About Spanish American Mystic

Alexander Steffanell recently discovered that his article about Jeronima  Nava y Saavedra, a female mystic writer from the Colonial Spanish American period.  The article was published in the Latin American Women Writers Encyclopedia (Eds. Maria Claudia Andre and Eva Paulino) in 2008.  
The article centers around the “spiritual autobiography,” Autobiografia de una monja venerable, of [...]

Asian Studies Seminar Set for January

Lee University’s Asian Studies Program will be presenting an Asian Studies Seminar on January 26-30, 2009. The sessions will take place from 6-8 p.m. each night in room 114 of the Helen DeVos College of Education. Topics will include business, language and religion.
 
Monday night’s discussion of Eastern religion and philosophy will be taught by Lee’s Associate [...]

Play Therapy Center Featured in Chattanooga Times Free Press

Lee University’s play therapy center, directed by Trevor Milliron, was recently featured in the Chattanooga Times Free Press. The program has now been in existence for twelve years, and has met a good deal of success recently.
Play therapy may be used to help children who appear to be reacting to abuse, dealing with attention [...]

Drama’s Fall Productions Are Successful

The Drama department has seen much success with their fall productions this year, “Mach Band
 Predicament” and “Trojan Women”.  The former, written by student Linsey Retcofsky, saw a lot of positive publicity during its two-week run.  Professor Catherine Bradley said everyone in the department was thrilled at its success, and Retcofsky is still working on improvements [...]