Crowe Academy
Named after John Finley Crowe, the founder of Hanover College, the Crowe Academy is a component of the Center for Free Inquiry that aims to bring the intellectual and cultural offerings of the College to a wider constituency. Begun in the summer of 1999, the Crowe Academy is a two and a half day educational experience that consists of lectures, seminars and participatory experiences on a selected topic. Participants are housed on the campus of Hanover College, overlooking the Ohio River.
Program Director
Matthew
Vosmeier, Ph.D
Associate Director, Center for Free Inquiry
Associate Professor of History
Phone: 812-866-6848
email: cfi@hanover.edu
2008 - Join us for our 10th Anniversary Celebration
Exploring the World and Beyond
June 20, 21, and 22, 2008.
Past Academies
- The Strenuous Life of Theodore Roosevelt
- Benjamin Franklin, American Sage
- Abraham Lincoln: Now He Belongs to the Ages
- Life on the River
- The Native American in History and Myth
- Crowe Academy Celebrates the 200th Anniversary of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
- America in World War II
- Civil War in Kentuckiana
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