Lectures Box 1, 1960-2023
Contains 307 Results:
Bethsaida Lecture Poster: Bethsaida: Discovery of a Lost City and New Discoveries at Biblical Bethsaida: The City of Jesus and the Apostles, Dr. Rami Arav, Chief Archaeologist of the Bethsaida Project, Haifa Israel, 1997 November 3
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Bethsaida Lecture Poster: Discoveries at Biblical Bethsaida: From King David to Jesus: A Slide Lecture, Dr. Rami Arav, Chief Archaeologist, Bethsaida Project, 1996 April 8.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Bethsaida Lecture Poster: The Search for the Lost City of Bethsaida: An Exhibition of Antiquities from the Bethsaida Excavations Project, Dr. Rami Arav, Israeli Chief Archaeologist of the Bethsaida Project, 1995 November 6-27.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Bethsaida Lecture Poster: Jerusalem, An Archaeological History from Ancient Times to the Present and In the Footsteps of Jesus: New Discoveries. Dr. Rami Arav, Professor, Zinman Institute for Archaeology, University of Haifa, Israel and Chief Archaeologist, Bethsaida Excavations Project, 1992 November 17.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Bethsaida Lecture Poster: New Discoveries at Bethsaida: a first century C.E. New Testament archaeological site, Dr. Rami Arav, Chief Archaeologist of the Bethsaida Excavation Project, Haifa, Israel, 1988 November 16.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: The Haunting Specter of Hindu Ethnonationalist-Neocolonial Development in the Indian Occupied Kashmir, Dr. Ather Zia, Assistant Professor, Anthropology and Gender Studies Program, University of Northern Colorado; What Happens When All the Young People Leave? Education, Migration, and Social Change in a Himalayan Valley of Nepal, Dr. Geoff Childs, Professor, Anthropology, Washington University, St. Louis, 2020 February 20 and April 2.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Evolution Education in the Muslim World and Why It Matters in the West, Dr. Jason Wiles, Biology, Syracuse University; Uranium Communities and the Nuclear Renaissance: Energy and Environmental Justice on the Colorado Plateau, Stephanie A. Malin, Environmental Sociology; Sociology of Globalization/Development, Utah State University; The Revolution Will Be YouTubed: Global Protest, the New Media, and Music. Dr. Marc Rice, Music, 2011 September 1, October 20 and November 17.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Student Perspectives on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, War: What's It Good For? Absolutely Something, Michael Rudy, Political Science; Culture Against life: Ayoreo in the Gran Chaco, Lucas Bessire, Documentary Maker, Anthropology, University of Oklahoma; People, Parks, and Power: The Global Implications of Wildlife Conservation and Development in Southern Africa, Robert Hitchcock, Department of Society and Environment, 2014 January 30, February 13, March 27 and April 24.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Natural Treasures in Peril: Challenges and Successes in Conservation from the Himalayas, Hemanta Kafley, Biology, Tarleton State University, Brad Thornton, Biology and Environmental Studies, 2016 November 10.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Youth and African Development: Harnessing the Demographic Dividend, Samson Wasao, African Institute for Development Policy, Nairobi, 2016 December 1.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
