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IDH 1020 Honors College Faculty Forum

Fridays 1:00-1:50, AD 119 (MacArthur Campus Auditorium)
All talks are open to the community. Directions to campus are available.

SPRING 2006

 

Group

DATE

TITLE

LECTURER

A

January 13

“I'll be back!”: repetition, doubling, incest and revenge in The Terminator

Dr. Michael Harrawood

A

January 20

Transportation and Immigration in Latin American and U.S. Latino Literatures

Dr. Mary Ann Gosser-Esquilin

A

January 27

Arson Investigation – Optimizing Analysis Conditions

Dr. Eugene Smith

A

February 3

TBA

Dr. Chris Strain

A

February 10

The Clandestine Literature of the Last Muslims in Spain

Dr. Miguel Vazquez

B

February 17

Consumer Package & Products: Reflections on a Career

***LOCATION IS LLS Auditorium, MA 109***

Ray Viault, Former Vice-Chairman of General Mills

B

February 24

Bronze Inscriptions and Confucianism in Early China

Dr. Yu Jiang

B

March 3

TBA

Dr. Jacqueline Fewkes

 

March 10

SPRING BREAK

 

B

March 17

Fishes and Corals on the New England Seamount

Dr. Jon Moore

B

March 24

How the World Got Rich Quick

Dr. Travis Lybbert

C

March 31

The Persistence of Unconstitutional Laws

Dr. Martin Sweet

C

April 7

Indescribable violence, truth, and what it means to be human: Why you should care about the literature of war

Dr. Hilary Edwards

C

April 14

When 1 + 1 = 0: A Modern Twist on Classical Algebra

 

Dr. Ryan Karr

C

April 21

What Can We Learn from the Post-WWII Allied Occupation of Japan?

Dr. William Londo

 

Course Requirements:

Attendance: Attendance is 60% of your grade. Therefore, we suggest you attend all of the forum presentations. Attendance will be taken either at the beginning or the end of each forum. In addition, the attendance policy is subject to the honor code. Please arrive 10 minutes before the forum is to begin as tardiness is disrespectful to the speaker and your classmates. If you are late, you will not receive credit for attendance.

 

Please silence your cell phones and pagers upon entering the auditorium. No laptops allowed.

Assignment: A single 4-page paper critically analyzing three talks, one from Group A, one from Group B, and one from Group C is to be turned into to your advisor no later than Monday, April 24, 2006. After being graded, this paper will be placed in your Writing Portfolio.

Course Evaluation:

This course is graded S/U. You need a minimum of 70 points to pass the course with a grade of satisfactory. Attendance is 60% of the grade and the paper is 40% of the grade.

 

 

 

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