On March 30, we were joined by Dr. Kenyse Lyons, M.A. 2005, for the CUOnline Lunch and Learn series. Her presentation, "New Approaches to Italian Studies: Looking at the Overlooked," covered issues related to media, understanding minority communities, and supporting colleagues at work.

 

About Dr. Kenyse Lyons, M.A. 2005

Dr. Kenyse Lyons earned her master's degree from The Catholic University of America and went on to receive a Ph.D. from Yale University. She is a clinical assistant professor of Italian at Catholic University in the School of Arts and Sciences. She previously taught at Prince George's Country Public Schools. 

Published on: Monday, May 22, 2023

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