Professor Mark Browning kicks off the Great Books Series in the CoLab on September 5th presenting the book Walden by Henry David Thoreau. Professor Browning teaches Composition 1, America Prose, Bible as Literature, Drama as Literature, and Introduction to Fiction here on campus. Photo by Kenna Swihart, The Campus Ledger
In the CoLab during the Great Books Series, Professor Mark Browning gives staff and students the opportunity to ask questions about the book Walden by Hendry David Thoreau. Browning describes the book as one that will make readers look at life more closely in a simplistic way. Photo by Kenna Swihart, The Campus Ledger
Professor Mark Browning finishes up his book talk on the book Walden by adding a quote about life from the author, Hendry David Thoreau. The CoLab hosts Great Book Series 6 times a year and 3 times a semester. The next Book Series will be on the book Frankenstein and held on the first Wednesday in October. Photo by Kenna Swihart, The Campus Ledger
“Simplify- That is what Thoreau was all about,” explains Professor Mark Browning at the Great Book Series on September 5th. The book Walden by Hendry David Thoreau was published in 1854 and still maintains its popularity today. Photo by Kenna Swihart, The Campus Ledger
