Friday Afternoon Lectures

Each fall and spring we offer a series of lectures open to anyone. Our lectures are announced here and via the Student Honors Activities Council (SHAC) e-mail distribution list.

If you have a suggestion for a lecture or you would like to volunteer to present a lecture, please contact:

Edward McCord
emccord@pitt.edu
412-624-6886


FALL 2009 SCHEDULE (Term 2101)
	Date	Lecture Topic
	September 4	No Lecture
	September 11 at 2:15 pm (3500 CL)	Carbon Sequestration and Energy William Harbert, PhD, Department of Geology and Planetary Science
	September 18	No Lecture
	September 25	No Lecture
	October 2 at 2:15 pm (3500 CL)	The Witness's Tape Recorder, and Other Myths of Holocaust Literature Lina Insana, PhD, Department of French and Italian Languages and Literatures
	October 9	No Lecture
	October 16 at 3:15 pm (3500 CL)	A Bootcamp Grammar: Monoglossia and Marine Recruit Training William Marcellino, Doctoral Candidate, Department of English (Rhetoric), Carnegie Mellon University
	October 23	No Lecture
	October 30 at 3:15 pm (3500 CL)	Ethics and the CIA Frank Hofmann, Graduate School of Public and Interantional Affairs
	November 6 at 3:15 pm (3500 CL)	Taste: The Aesthetics of Food and Music. A Lecture-Demonstration Peter Machamer, PhD, Department of History and Philosophy of Science
	November 13	3D: Danger, Damage, and Deception Frank Marsh, Intelligence Analyst and Trainer, US Department of Justice
	November 20	South Africa By Sound Margaret Krauss, A&S '09
	November 27	No Lecture (Thanksgiving Break)
	December 4	What Took You So Long? Excavating and Writing about the Cathedral of Florence Franklin Toker, PhD, Department of History of Art and Architecture
	December 11	No Lecture

PREVIOUS LECTURES

Spring 2009 Schedule (Term 2094)

Fall 2008 Schedule (Term 2091)

Spring 2008 Schedule (Term 2084)

Fall 2007 Schedule (Term 2081)

Spring 2007 Schedule (Term 2074)

Fall 2006 Schedule (Term 2071)