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Autumn 2003 Schedule
GEN ST 391 D SUP STDY SEL FIELDS
Wednesday, 12:30 – 1:20, OUGL Room 220 - Public Welcome!
October 1st – "Scandinavia in World Politics."
October 8th – "Confining madness: Control unit prisons and mental illness."
October 15th – "King of Fish: The Thousand-Year Run of Salmon"
October 22nd – “Exploration of the solar system: what is there and what is needed for its exploration”
October 29th – "The press, religious cults, murder and insanity: how the media tell us what and how to think."
November 5th – "Tales about doing research on the home as a workplace"
November 12th – "The Formation of Ideology in Post-Communist Russia."
- Stephen Hanson, Political Science
November 19th – “Cyberspace, President Bush, and the War Machine; or, perhaps we should all think a bit more about peace these days”
- David Silver, Communication
November 26th – Panel On Approaches to Inquiry:
- Kathleen Woodward, English
- Ana Mari Cauce, Psychology
- Claudia Valdes, Digital Arts
December 3rd – Panel On Ethics, Making Your Work Public, and the Challenges of Research:
- Craig Hogan, Vice Provost for Research
- Alvin Kwiram, Chemistry, Vice Provost for Research Emeritus
- James Severson, Vice Provost, Office of Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer
