Lectures Box 1, 1960-2023
Contains 307 Results:
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: A New Ukraine, David K. Robinson, European History, Fulbright Professor, 2000-01, Kherson State University, Ukraine; Learning from Latin American Social Movements, Clifton Ross and Marcy Rein, co-creators of Until the Rulers Obey: Voices from Latin American Social Movements; Creating Life-Sized LEGOs for a Global Village, Marcin Jakubowski, PhD in fusion physics, founder of Open Source Ecology, the Global Village Construction Set, and the Factor e Farm, TED Senior Fellow; Twitter as a Communication Tool in Crisis Situations, Don Krause and Mark Smith, Communication, 2014 September 4, September 18, October 22, November 20.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: The Commons Abundance Network: Towards a Global Network of Local Initiatives for Abundant Life, Wolfgang Hoeschele, Geography; The U.S., Drugs, and Guns in Mexico: Lessons from a Mexican Human Rights Organization, Francisco Cerezo, Witness for Peace, Comite Cerezo; Women's Voices from the Zimbabwean Diaspora: Migration and Change, Elaine McDuff, Sociology, 2013 September 19, October 28 and November 21.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Chai Why? The Making of the Indian "National Drink", Philip Lutgendorf, Hindi and Modern Indian Studies, University of Iowa; The Rise of China and Its Repositioning Under Globalization, Huping Ling, History; All That We Share: The Rediscovery of the Commons as a New Tool for Creating a Greener, More Equitable, and Happier World, Jay Walljasper, author of All That We Share and editor of www.onthecommons.org, 2012 September 20, October 18 and November 15.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Cultural Perspectives on Plagiarism and Academic Dishonesty in Higher Education, International Student Panel; Gods, Guns, and Gandhi: Rethinking Terrorism, Dr. Lester Kurtz, Sociology and Anthropology, George Mason University; Cooperating for Economic Development, Ted Howard, Executive Director, Democracy Collaborative, University of Maryland, 2011 February 3, March 31 and April 21.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Calories and Culture: A Worldwide Photographic Journey!, Peter Menzel, photojournalist, Faith D'Aluisio, former award-winning television news producer, 2011 November 10.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Understanding Evil: Lessons from Bosnia, Dr. Keith Doubt, Sociology, Wittenberg University; Globalization Comes to Dakar, Prof. Kenneth Harrow, Comparative Literatures and Film, Michigan State University; Analysts, Politicians, Spies, and the National Intelligence Estimates, Dr. Charles Frost, Emeritus, Criminal Justice, 2007 January 25, February 15 and March 15.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: SiPhuthi, An Endangered Language of Southern Africa, Dr. Sheena Shah, co-sponsor: LING Ofstad Lecture; Migrations and Dreamers: A Call for Critical Understanding and Openness in the US, Dr. Michael Benitez, Jr., co-sponsor: Hispanic Heritage month, HALO, Center for Diversity and Inclusion; Eradicating Peace: The Other Side of the Colombian War on Drugs, Leider Valencia, Climate Anxiety and Global Hope, Dr. Christine Harker, Environmental Studies; Climate Reality Leader, NEMO-Citizens Climate Lobby, 2019 September 18, September 26, October 17 and November 7.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Social Responses to Natural Disasters, Paul Greenough, University of Iowa, Teaching About Terrorism; Dereck Daschke and Mark Appold, Philosophy and Religion; Indigenous Survival: Strategies of Cultural Resistance, Bonnie Lynn Mitchell, Sociology, 2008 September 17, October 23 and November 20.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Structural Adjustment in Africa: Economic Policies, OPEC, and the Debt Crisis, John Quinn, Political Science, Genetically Modified Organisms, Brent Buckner, Biology, and Martha Bartter, English; Hispanic Immigration: Case in Point, Milan, Jerrold Hirsch, History, and representatives of El Centro Latino in Milan, Missouri/Cambio de Colores, 2005 February 24, March 31 and April 28.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
Global Issues Colloquium Poster: Counting in Korean, Dr. Jan Grow; The US Army's Transformational Imperative, Major Steve Konecny; CAFTA from the Central American Perspective, Dr. Rose Spalding, DePaul University; Reading More Than Lolita in Iran, Dr. Fatemeh Keshavarz, 2006 February 9, March 2, March 23 and April 27.
Posters from events around the University, from 1960 to the present. Most were printed by the University.
