Conversations at BSC October 7, 2012

Bismarck State College is pleased to present this series of conversations to enrich the community's understanding of historical and contemporary topics. Held on selected Sunday afternoons between September and May, these enlightening programs take an inclusive look at the world by emphasizing the 360-degree perspective of the humanities. Each conversation begins with a presentation by Clay Jenkinson, BSC distinguished humanities scholar, followed by discussion with BSC President Larry C. Skogen, a history specialist, and their occasional guests. Questions from the audience complete the conversation.

Bismarck State College begins its fifth season of Conversations at BSC with "Lewis and Clark: Reassessing the Partnership" and program guest, William E. Foley, one of the nation's leading authorities on William Clark.

BSC President Larry C. Skogen and humanities scholar Clay Jenkinson will join Foley in a conversation based on Foley's 2004 biography, "Wilderness Journey: The Life of William Clark," and Jenkinson's 2012 book, "The Character of Meriwether Lewis: Explorer in the Wilderness."

Official Website: http://bscceti.blogspot.com/2012/10/conversations-returns-to-bsc-this-sunday.html