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"Sites & Bites" Lecture: Dr. Leticia Rodriguez
Wednesday, March 26 | 12:15pm | Herring Hall 124
In the inaugural AMC "Sites and Bites" lecture, Dr. Leticia Rodriguez, Assistant Professor at the University of Houston, will be speaking about her current excavations at Antiochia ad Cragum (Turkey) on March 26. All Rice undergrads of any major are welcome to attend!
RSVP by March 17 is strongly encouraged.
***Free food***
Sponsored by the program in Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations (AMC), the "Sites and Bites" series offers a relaxed and intimate venue for learning about exciting new archaeological work being done across the globe. In this and in upcoming "Sites and Bites" lectures, you'll have the chance to hear about groundbreaking discoveries from experts in the field and to ask any questions you might have, all while enjoying a delicious (and free!) lunch. All majors are welcome!
HART Fall 2025 Course Preview Lunch & Open House
Friday, March 28 | 12:10pm | Herring Hall Courtyard
All Rice students are welcome to come grab some lunch at the Department of Art History Fall 2025 Course Preview Lunch and Open House on Friday, March 28.
At the lunch, students will get an opportunity to see all the Art History (HART), Cinema & Media Studies (CMST), Museums and Cultural Heritage Studies (MUCH), and Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations (AMC) courses offered next semester and ask our faculty any questions about our curriculum and courses. Come chill with other art history friends and peers in the beautiful spring weather! As always, students of all majors are welcome as we have many D1 courses to offer, and we invite everyone to enjoy a meal in community with one another.
"Sites & Bites" Lecture: Dr. Michelle Marlar
Friday, April 11 | 12:15pm | Herring Hall 126
In the second AMC "Sites and Bites" lecture, Dr. Michelle Marlar, Director of Egyptian Archaeological Missions at the Houston Museum of Natural Science, will discuss the recent discoveries at the Memphis Hathor Temple in Egypt on April 11. All Rice undergrads of any major are welcome to attend!
RSVP by April 3 is strongly encouraged.
***Free food***
Sponsored by the program in Ancient Mediterranean Civilizations (AMC), the "Sites and Bites" series offers a relaxed and intimate venue for learning about exciting new archaeological work being done across the globe. In this and in upcoming "Sites and Bites" lectures, you'll have the chance to hear about groundbreaking discoveries from experts in the field and to ask any questions you might have, all while enjoying a free lunch. All majors are welcome!
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