2018-2019: Crisis Earth - Ethics of the Anthropocene
“Global Energy, Climate and Health: Young People’s Burdens and Opportunities"
James Hansen
2017-2018: War and Peacebuilding
“Is War Propaganda Ever Good?: American Filmmaking During World War II”
Mark Harris
“Post-War Justice"
Brian Orend
Carroll Bogert
A DVD of Carroll Bogert's talk is on reserve at
Trexler Library under "Center for Ethics."
David Pellow
Video of David Pellow talk HERE
Erik Loomis
Video of Erik Loomis talk HERE
Scott Lemieux
Barbara Cruikshank
Video of Barbara Cruikshank talk HERE
Reproductive Rights Panel
Video of Sex, Stigmitization & Violence
Linda Williams
Dorothy Roberts
Video of Dorothy Roberts talk HERE
Lawrence Lessig
Branko Milanović
Video of Branko Milanovic HERE
Benjamin Hale
Angus Burgin
Jerry Evensky
Video of Jerry Evenksy Lecture HERE
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Friedrich St. Florian |
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Gabri Christa and Marie-Celie Agnant
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Eric Stange
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Muhlenberg College Science Symposium Student researchers presented their projects in biochemistry, biology, chemistry, environmental science, math, neuroscience, and physics. A panel of Muhlenberg student researchers led a program on the student experience of “doing science.” Read more... |
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David Cassidy explores the history of physics and the atomic bomb projects in the U.S. and Germany. His subjects include Oppenheimer, Heisenberg, and Einstein, with an eye toward how scientists have responded to difficult moral and political situations and how their work has shaped modern culture. Read more about the lecture... |
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Dr. Mario Livio Dr. Mario Livio's work explores the expanding universe, dark matter, and supernovas. In his most recent popular work, Is God a Mathematician?, Livio focuses on the question of whether mathematics is a natural phenomenon or an invention of the human mind. Read more about the lecture... |
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Dr. Heather Douglas
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November 10, 2009 Video | About the speaker In his talk, "Out of the Water Closet: Gender, City, and the Public Toilet," Harvey Molotch addresses the line between private acts and public space in public washrooms. Read more about the lecture... |
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Lady Pink "A Talk with Graffiti Artists" explores how graffiti artists mark space and how graffiti gives voice to marginalized communities. Read more about the lecture...
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October 5, 2009 Video | About the speaker In his lecture, "The Desire to Acquire: Or Why Shopping Malls are Sites of Religious Violence," Dr. Jon Pahl discusses how malls are "sacred places" in a global religion of the market. He is the author of Shopping Malls and Other Sacred Places and Empire of Sacrifice. Read more about the lecture...
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 Dr. Mindy Thompson FulliloveOctober 26, 2009 Video | About the speaker Dr. Fullilove's lecture explores the connections among race, class, urban displacement, and health in America. She is the author of Root Shock: How Tearing Up City Neighborhoods Hurts America,
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 Bruce Cain, Atiya Stokes-Brown, and Peter WagnerNovember 4, 2009 Video Panel on "Geo-Politicized Space: Race, Representation and the 2010 Census" |
Dr. David C. Cassidy
