UBThisSummer Lecture Series 2007

The World in Which We Live . . . Multiple Disciplines, Multiple Perspectives

• June 6, 2007
• Why is Murder So Entertaining?
• David F. Schmid, Associate Professor, Department of English
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• June 13, 2007
• Understanding Trauma and PTSD: A Look Inside the Psychological World
• Gayle Beck, Professor, Department of Psychology
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• June 20, 2007
• Trashy Tabloids and Vegas Casinos: The Ancient World in Modern Pop Culture
• Donald T. McGuire, Jr., Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Classics
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• June 27, 2007
• The Concentration of Hazardous Waste Disposal Sites in Western New York
• R. Nils Olsen, Jr., Professor and Dean of the Law School
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• July 11, 2007
• “Ich bin ein Berliner”: Why Europeans Once Loved an American President and What Has Changed Since Then
• Andreas Daum, Professor, Department of History
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• July 18, 2007
• The Story is True: The Art and Meaning of Telling Stories
• Bruce Jackson, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Department of English
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• July 25, 2007
• Canada's Unsettled Political Landscape – Implications for the Canadian-American Relationship
• D. Munroe Eagles, Professor and Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Departments of Political Science and Geography
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• August 1, 2007
• Human Rights, Human Wrongs and How to Correct Them
• Claude E. Welch, SUNY Distinguished Service Professor, Department of Political Science
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• August 8, 2007
• The End of the Universe and the Future of Life
• William H. Kinney, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

• August 15, 2007
• Geographic Medicine: Why We Get Sick The Way We Do!
• Richard V. Lee, M.D., Professor of Medicine, Pediatrics, Obstetrics; Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, Social and Preventive Medicine
• UB Reporter Article on Lecture

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