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An Evening with Robert P. Watson Discussing \u3ci\u3eRebels at the Gates: The Confederacy’s Final Gamble and the Battle to Save Washington\u3c/i\u3e
No full textBooks & Books presents An Evening with Robert P. Watson discussing Rebels at the Gates: The Confederacy’s Final Gamble and the Battle to Save Washington at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, July 2, 2025 at Books & Books in Coral Gables, FL
When Washington Burned: The British Invasion of the Capital and a Nation\u27s Rise from the Ashes
No full textPerhaps no other single day in U.S. history was as threatening to the survival of the nation as August 24, 1814, when British forces captured Washington, D.C. This unique moment significantly altered the nation’s path forward, but the event and the reasons behind it are little remembered by most Americans.
Distinguished professor of American history at Lynn University Robert P. Watson examines the British campaign and American missteps that led to the fall of Washington during the War of 1812. He analyzes the actions of key figures on both sides, such as President James Madison and General William Winder and Britain’s Rear Admiral George Cockburn and Major General Robert Ross.
Watson pinpoints the reasons the campaign was such a disaster for the United States and covers the stories of the courageous young clerks and the bold first lady, Dolley Madison, who risked their lives to save priceless artifacts and documents, including the Constitution, from the flames. The British invasion was repulsed over the following weeks and months, and the United States ultimately emerged stronger.
Evening Lecture/SeminarDate: Tuesday, July 8, 2025Time: 6:45 p.m. to 8:15 p.m. Location: This online program is presented on Zoom
What Is Public Philosophy, Anyway?
No full textAPA Committee Session: Panel Discussion: What Is Public Philosophy, Anyway? Arranged by the APA Committee on Public Philosophy
Panelists: Ian Olasov (New York University) Sophia Stone (Lynn University) Rachel Robison-Greene (Utah State University
Havana Coyotes
No full textDuring a military attack on Havana - Operation Coyote - a Cuban-American unravels her family history and discovers unexpected romance and a newfound love of her forbidden country.
Director: Benjamin Orifici
Writers: Benjamin Orifici, Luis Oliveros
Genre: Drama, Romance, Political
Status: Post-Productio
Systematic Abuse in Women’s Soccer: A Comprehensive Analysis and Call for Reform
Full text linkThis poster presentation examines the systemic abuse in women’s soccer, a crisis that persists despite growing awareness. Through an analysis of the Sally Q. Yates Report (2022) and multiple case studies, we assess patterns of misconduct, failures of governing bodies, and the institutional responses that have enabled abuse. Notable cases include Jennifer Hermoso’s non-consensual kiss by Luis Rubiales (AP News, 2024) and sexual misconduct allegations against Bruce Mwape (McElroy, 2024). The careers of Rory Dames and Paul Riley exemplify how abusive coaches were repeatedly protected despite years of documented complaints (U.S. Soccer Federation, 2022). Additionally, the abusive coaching tactics of Jonathan Morgan and the tragic suicide of Maddy Cusack highlight the severe emotional and physical toll on players (Bosher, 2023; Kuper, 2024). Our research exposes the negligence of governing bodies, revealing a pattern of inadequate protections and systemic failures.
To address these issues, we propose the creation of an independent non-profit organization focused on research, mentorship, data analysis, and media advocacy. This initiative will conduct in-depth studies on abuse patterns and policy failures, provide emotional support and professional guidance for players, develop a centralized database to track cases of abuse and inform policy reforms, and leverage media advocacy to amplify awareness and hold governing bodies accountable. By combining research, advocacy, and institutional accountability, this initiative seeks to create a safer, more equitable environment for women’s soccer
2025 Employee Recognition Breakfast
No full textVideo of the 2025 Lynn University Employee Recognition Breakfast held on Tuesday, April 8, 2025 in the Wold Performing Arts Center from 10-11:30 a.m.
Hosted by Employee Services, the annual breakfast celebrates the accomplishments of Lynn\u27s full-time employees.
Faculty and staff with milestone years of service are recognized, the 2024-2025 Employee of the Year is announced and awarded to Andrew Vermes, and prizes are presented.https://spiral.lynn.edu/employee_recognition/1000/thumbnail.jp