DR. BETH BROWN - WALES AND THE WELSH LEGEND IN LLOYD ALEXANDER’S “PRYDIAN CHRONICLES”
DR. DAVID LAWRENCE - AN EXAMINATION OF THREE WELSH FOLK SONGS ARRANGED BY MERVYN BURTCH
PROFESSOR ELLEN BRASEL - THE NINETEENTH CENTURY WELSH IN “LITTLE CARDIGANSHIRE” GALLIA AND JACKSON COUNTIES, OHIO
PROFESSOR KEVIN LYLES - CELTIC INFLUENCES IN EARLY WELSH/AMERICAN TOMBSTONE DESIGN
PROFESSOR BENJY DAVIES - “WELSH HEROES”-AN EXHIBIT OF 20 ORIGINAL DIGITAL ILLUSTRATIONS OF IMPORTANT FIGURES IN WELSH HISTORY, CULTURE AND POLITICS
DR. KENT WILLIAMS - THROUGH THE LATTICE: AN INTRODUCTION TO ANN GRIFFITHS
DR. DARLENE RINGHAND - HISTORIC WELSH NEEDLE ART
ERIC MATSON - THE EVOLUTION OF THE WELSH STICK CHAIR INTO THE AMERICAN WINDSOR CHAIR
DR. HEATHER DUDA - AN ASSASSIN, A BAKER, AND AN INEPT NEWSPAPER MAKER: AN AMERICAN EXPLORES THE WELSH FILM INDUSTRY
DR. DANA EVANS - NEOLITHIC WALES: PASSAGE GRAVES, DOLMENS AND STANDING STONES
DR. ROB HOPKINS - THE ART OF SEEING WALES
DR. LINDA SIGISMONDI - FROM FOLKLORE TO HERBAL MEDICINE TO SCIENCE
PROFESSORS BENJY DAVIES & KEVIN LYLES - PAIRED LANDSCAPES / TIRWEDDAU MEWN PARAU
DR. SCOTT BEEKMAN - ”THE STRANGLER” EVAN LEWIS
PROFESSOR VICKI CROOKS - CREATIVE AGENTS IN THE SCHOOLS: A LESSON FROM WALES
DR. DANA EVANS - A SHORT LOOK AT THE LONG HISTORY OF MEDICINE IN WALES
Dr. Tracy Boggs - The Opioid Crisis in Swansea, Wales
Lynley Carey and Stephanie Scott
