W77E Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt (Zoom; OLLI @ U of A)
Zoom | Available (Membership Required)
This four-week series will explore the lives and legacies of Ancient Egypt’s most remarkable pharaohs. From the unification of Egypt under Narmer to the grandeur of Ramses II, participants will delve into the pivotal moments that shaped Ancient Egypt’s political, religious, and cultural landscapes. Each session will focus on the reigns of rulers such as Hatshepsut, Akhenaten, and Ramses II, offering insights into their enduring influence on world history. Join me to uncover the stories behind Egypt’s most powerful leaders and the lasting impact of their reigns.
Nicola Richmond is the Vice Chancellor of Strategy, Analytics and Research at Pima Community College. She oversees strategic planning, institutional and operational effectiveness, federal and state reporting and ad hoc reporting at the institution. She has an extensive data analysis and research background that most recently focuses on higher education, but her experience also includes the analysis of magnetometer data for the moon and Mars, and the application of cellular automata models to coastal environments. She has a Ph.D. in Geology from University College London. Her doctoral research focused on the incorporation of aluminum and iron into deep Earth magnesium silicate minerals using numerical modeling approaches from quantum mechanics and solid state physics. Nic has a strong interest in cross-disciplinary research approaches, taking techniques from the sciences and bringing them to higher education research.
*This registration item is ZOOM ONLY; there is not an in-person section of this course. It is offered and run by The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at The University of Arizona.*