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| Julian Bond Chairman of the Board of Directors, National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) |
Wednesday, January 26, 11 am in Graham Chapel CHANCELLOR'S FELLOWSHIP CONFERENCE THIS LECTURE HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS THAT PREVENT JULIAN BOND'S TRAVEL TO ST. LOUIS |
| Mary Kay Magistad National Public Radio (NPR) China Correspondent, Nieman Fellow, Harvard University | Wednesday, February 2, 11 am in Graham Chapel "Walking the Tightrope: Challenges to China's Communist Party" ASIAN MULTICULTURAL COUNCIL / CHINESE STUDENTS ASSOCIATION LECTURE |
| Saul Friedlander Maxwell Cummings Professor, European History at Tel Aviv University and Professor, History of the Holocaust, UCLA | Wednesday, February 9, 11 am in Graham Chapel "The Shoah: Memory, History and the Historian" HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL LECTURE |
| Wilma Mankiller Former Principal Chief, Cherokee Nation, Author, Mankiller: A Chief and Her People | Wednesday, February 16, 11 am in Graham Chapel "Contemporary Tribal Issues" CULTURAL CELEBRATION / CHIMES LECTURE |
| Greg Louganis* Olympic Diving Champion, Author, Breaking the Surface *Public seating for this lecture may be limited | Wednesday, February 23, 11 am in Graham Chapel "Beyond Breaking the Surface" CONGRESS OF THE SOUTH FORTY LECTURE |
| James Earl Hardy Author, B-Boy Blues, 2nd Time Around, and If Only For One Nite | Tuesday, February 29, 4 pm in Women's Building Lounge All the Blacks Are Heterosexual and All the Gays Are White...or So They Say SPECTRUM ALLIANCE / ASSOCIATION OF BLACK STUDENTS |
| Dinesh D'Souza Author, lliberal Education: The Politics of Race and Sex on Campus | Wednesday, March 1, 11 am in Graham Chapel "Racism Is Not the Problem" COLLEGE REPUBLICANS / CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP ASSOCIATION LECTURE |
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Joe Dowling Artistic Director, Guthrie Theater and Director, Guthrie Theater's touring production of A Midsummer Night's Dream | Wednesday, March 15, 11 am in Graham Chapel "Shakespeare in the 21st Century" OMICRON DELTA KAPPA HONORS LECTURE |
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John Murrin Professor of History, Princeton University, President of the Society of Historians of the Early American Republic (SHEAR) | Thursday, March 16, 4 pm in Graham Chapel "American Popular Culture, Elitism, and the Rise of Intercollegiate Athletics before the First World War" THOMAS D. FULBRIGHT LECTURE |
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Donald Johanson Paleoanthropologist, Author, Lucy: The Beginnings of Human Kind, and From Lucy to Language | Wednesday, March 22, 11 am in Graham Chapel "Human Origins: An African Perspective" WILLIAM C. FERGUSON MEMORIAL LECTURE |
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Linda Wertheimer* National Public Radio (NPR), Senior Host, All Things Considered *Public seating for this lecture may be limited | Wednesday, March 29, 11 am in Graham Chapel "A Woman's Perspective on the Congress and Politics" WOMEN'S WEEK LECTURE |
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Eleanor Leach Ruth N. Halls Professor of Classical Studies, Indiana University, Author, Vergil's Eclogues: Landscapes of Experience | Thursday, March 30, 4 pm in Graham Chapel "The Politics of Theatre: The Theatricality of Politics in the Ancient Roman World" JOHN AND PENELOPE BIGGS RESIDENCY IN THE CLASSICS |
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Na'im Akbar Clinical Psychologist in the Department of Psychology at Florida State University, Author, Visions for Black Men | Wednesday, April 5, 11 am in Graham Chapel "African Americans: Change Agents for America" MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. SYMPOSIUM |
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Peter Raven Engelmann Professor of Botany, Director, Missouri Botanical Garden | Wednesday, April 12, 11 am in Graham Chapel "Biodiversity: Its Meaning for a Sustainable Environment" PHI BETA KAPPA / SIGMA XI LECTURE |
| Susan Faludi* Author, Stiffed: The Betrayal of the American Man,and Backlash: The Undeclared War Against American Women *Public seating for this lecture may be limited | Wednesday, April 19, 11 am in Graham Chapel "The Betrayal of the American Male" WOMEN'S SOCIETY ADELE STARBIRD / NEUREUTHER LIBRARY LECTURE |
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