Rynne Lectures in InternationalAffairs

Thomas Rynne

Fall 2019

21st Century Grandparenting in the United States

Dr. Colleen Thrailkill

WS 2019

21st Century Grandparenting in the United States

Dr. Colleen Thrailkill

WS 2020

A Brief Intro to Bioethics: How does Bioethics Affect My Life

Beverly Maurice

WS 2018

A Brief Introduction to Peace and Conflict Resolution

Dr. Yves-Renée Jennings

Fall 2018

A Brief Introduction to Peace and Conflict Resolution

Dr. Yves-Renée Jennings

WS 2019

A Political History and Virtual Tour of the Panama Canal

Mike Hogan, PhD

Fall 2021

A Workshop on Creation in Milton's Paradise Lost

Dr. Gill Holland

WS 2019

Advanced Poetry Workshop: The Poetry of James Wright

Dr. Tony Abbott

Fall 2018

All Things in Common: American Religious Communities

Dr. John Kuykendall

Fall 2017

American Indians and Politics

Dr. Ron Schmidt

Fall 2019

Art of Islam

Dr. Rizwan Zamir

Fall 2019

Art, Folk Tales, and Stream of Consciousness from Norway

Dr. Gill Holland

WS 2018

Basic Economic Thinking: How Freakonomics Will Change the Way You View the World

Dr. Ted Amato

Fall 2019

Beginning Genealogy

Dr. Marilyn Rousseau

Fall 2017

Beginning Genealogy

Christopher J. Ritz, PhD

Fall 2020

Beginning Genealogy

Chris Ritz, PhD

WS 2021

Beginning Genealogy Workshop

Dr. Christopher J. Ritz

Fall 2019

Beginning Genealogy Workshop

Dr. Christopher J. Ritz

WS 2020

Behavioral Economics: Nudge Theory

Dr. Ted Amato

WS 2020

Beyond Inspiration, Pity, and Charity: Exploring Disability Studies

Dr. Ann Fox

WS 2020

Birds and Bees: The Evolutionary Ecology of Animal Reproduction

Dr. Mark Stanback

Fall 2019

COVID-19: The Science Behind the Headlines

David Wessner, PhD

WS 2021

Chinese Culture: Tang Dynasty

Dr. Gill Holland

Fall 2017

Civil War

Eric Hight

Fall 2017

Civil War: A New Birth of Freedom

Eric Hight

Fall 2018

Community Engagement & Social Change

Dr. Stacey Riemer

Fall 2019

Connections and Conflicts in Humanities: Revolution

Dr. Scott Denham

Fall 2017

Connections and Conflicts in Humanities: Revolution Part III

Dr. Scott Denham

Fall 2018

Connections and Conflicts in Humanities: The Body, Part 2

Scott Denham, PhD

WS 2021

Connections and Conflicts in the Humanities: Part II

Dr. Scott Denham

WS 2018

Connections and Conflicts in the Humanities: Revolution

Dr. Scott Denham

Fall 2019

Connections and Conflicts in the Humanities: The Body

Scott Denham, PhD

Fall 2020

Contemplating Rodin

Lia Newman

WS 2020

Contemporary Issues in Healthcare

Dr. Peter Enyeart

Fall 2019

Controversies in Paleontology

Scott Hippensteel, PhD

Fall 2021

Corporate Governance and Shareholder Activism

Kayla J. Gillan

WS 2019

Creative Approaches to Land Conservation

Dave Cable

Fall 2021

Deliberative Democracy: Challenges and Possibilities in a Polarized World

Graham Bullock, PhD

Fall 2021

Democracy's Enduring Quirk: The Electoral College

Mark Washburn

WS 2020

Depictions of Race on Film

Dr. Maggie McCarthy

WS 2020

Developing a Holistic Perspective on Latin American Immigration in the 21st Century

Dr. Matt Samson

WS 2018

Dwight Eisenhower and the 1950s in America

Dr. Julian Pleasants

WS 2019

Emily Dickinson

Dr. Tony Abbott

Fall 2017

Environmental History: A Lens for Today's Environmental Policy

Dr. Dave Martin

WS 2018

Environmental History: Humanity's Footprint and Today's Policy

Dr. David Martin

WS 2019

Everything Was the Same Until It Changed: American Religion since 1960

Dr. John W. Kuykendall

WS 2019

Exploring Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes

Dr. Deborah Nelson

Fall 2019

Exploring Math with Puzzels and Problems

Ben Klein, PhD

Fall 2021

Exploring the Second Part of "Don Quixote" by Miguel Cervantes

Deborah Nelson

WS 2021

Faith of Our (Political) Fathers: Religion and the American Presidency

Dr. John Kuykendall

WS 2020

French Existentialism: Sartre, Camus, Beckett

Dr. Alan Singerman

Fall 2018

Gettysburg: The Fight that Changed America

Eric Hight

Fall 2019

Gettysburg: The Fight that Changed America

Eric Hight

WS 2018

Global Hotspots

Thomas Rynne

Fall 2017

Global Trade and International Relations

Greg Knudson

WS 2018

Global Trade and International Relations

Greg Knudson

WS 2019

Global Trade and International Relations

Greg Knudson

WS 2020

Inside the Pharmaceutical Industry

Joe Konen, MD, MSPH

WS 2021

Intelligence During the Revolutionary War

Thomas Rynne

Fall 2017

Intelligence In the Cold War

Thomas Rynne

WS 2020

Intermediate Genealogy Workshop

Dr. Marilyn Rousseau

WS 2018

Intermediate Genealogy Workshop

Dr. Marilyn Rousseau

WS 2019

Intermediate Genealogy: Workshop

Dr. Marilyn Rousseau

Fall 2018

Intermediate/Advanced Genealogy Workshop

Dr. Marilyn Rousseau

Fall 2019

Intermediate/Advanced Genealogy Workshop

Dr. Marilyn Rousseau

WS 2020

International Affairs: Emerging Threats & Opportunities

Thomas Rynne

WS 2018

International Affairs: Emerging Threats and Opportunities

Thomas Rynne

WS 2019

Introduction to 20th Century Latin American Literature

Deborah Nelson

Fall 2021

Introduction to Classical Chinese Poetry

Dr. Gill Holland

Fall 2019

It's My Story and I'm Stickin' to It

Jean Stewart Berg

Fall 2017

JFK, LBJ, and the 1960's in America

Dr. Julian Pleasants

WS 2018

Jazz Essentials

Dr. Bill Lawing

Fall 2018

Jazz Essentials

Dr. Bill Lawing

Fall 2019

Mark Twain's The Innocents Abroad

Gill Holland, PhD

Fall 2021

Memoir Writing Workshop: "It's My Story and I'm Stickin' to It "

Jean Stewart Berg

Fall 2018

Memoir Writing Workshop: "It's My Story and I'm Stickin' to It "

Jean Stewart Berg

Fall 2021

Memoir Writing Workshop: It's My Story and I'm Stickin' to It

Jean Stewart Berg

Fall 2019

Mephisto and the Muse: Mental Illness and Art

Cole Barton, PhD

WS 2021

Mephisto and the Muse: Mental Illness and Art (in person)

Cole Barton, PhD

Fall 2021

Mephisto and the Muse: Mental Illness and Art (online)

Cole Barton, PhD

Fall 2021

Muslim Visions of Moral Life

Dr. Syed Rizwan Zamir

Fall 2018

Nutrition, Metabolism, and The Human Microbiome

Dr. Mark J. Barsoum

WS 2019

Poetry of Mary Oliver

Dr. Tony Abbott

Fall 2019

Presidental Powers - Beyond the Constitution

Susan Roberts, PhD

WS 2021

Presidents and First Ladies, 1930s-1990s

Dr. Ralph Levering

WS 2019

QAnon, Conspiracies, and Apocalypticism

Greg Snyder, PhD

Fall 2021

Race and Racism in American History

Dr. Mike Guasco

Fall 2019

Racial Justice and U.S Settle Colonialism

Ron Schmidt, PhD

Fall 2021

Realism in Mid-Nineteenth Century Art and Literature

Dr. Gill Holland

WS 2020

Revisiting Latin American Immigration

Matt Samson

Fall 2021

Romare Bearden: Contemporary Art History

Dr. Shaw Smith

WS 2020

Scarlet A+: Revisiting Nathaniel Hawthorne

Tony Abbott, PhD

Fall 2020

Seeing and Hearing Opera through La Bohegrave by Giacomo Puccini

Jacquelyn Culpepper

WS 2020

Semiotics and Structuralism: The Study of Signs in Society

Dr. Alan Singerman

WS 2020

Seneca Falls to Suffrage

Dr. Sally McMillen

WS 2020

Short Stories of Flannery O'Connor

Dr. Tony Abbott

WS 2020

Spanish literature from the Generation of 1898 until the Spanish Civil War

Deborah Nelson

Fall 2018

Sufism

Dr. Rizwan Zamir

Fall 2017

The Civil Rights Movement in the United States

Dr. Daniel Aldridge

WS 2018

The Evolution of US Trade Policy

Joe Papovich

Fall 2018

The Evolution of US Trade Policy

Joe Papovich

Fall 2020

The Fascination of Fragrance

Dr. Zoran Kuzmanovich

Fall 2017

The Future of the American Health Care System

Joe Konen, MD, MSPH

Fall 2020

The Historical Origins of Modern Medicine

Dr. Joe Konen

WS 2020

The Human Side of Landmark Civil Rights Lawsuits

Jim Fuller

WS 2019

The Impact of Intelligence in WWII

Thomas Rynne

WS 2018

The Jazz Age: America in the 1920's

Julian Pleasants, PhD

Fall 2021

The Making of a Modern Greek Tragedy

Stephen Kaliski & Anita Tripathi

WS 2020

The Rebirth of Religion in China

Dr. Jeff Meyer

WS 2018

The Rhetorical Presidency: How Speechmaking Came to Define Presidential Greatness

Michael Hogan, PhD

WS 2021

The Rise and Fall of the American Newspaper Industry

Mark Washburn

WS 2018

The Rynne Lectures in International Affairs

Tom Rynne

Fall 2021

The Rynne Lectures in International Affairs

Tom Rynne (Coordinator)

WS 2021

The Short Stories of Flannery O'Connor

Dr. Tony Abbott

WS 2019

The Spanish Civil War (1936-1939)

Deborah Fosberg Nelson, MA

Fall 2020

The Spanish Golden Age and the Myth of Don Juan

Deborah Nelson

Fall 2017

The Three D's of Mental Health in Aging: Dementia, Depression, and Delirium

Dr. David Pfohl

WS 2019

The U.S. Supreme Court and Free Speech

Dr. Andrew O'Geen

WS 2018

The other Nuremburg: Japanese War Crime Trials

Jeanie Welch

Fall 2017

They Made the News

Mark Washburn

Fall 2018

They Made the News

Mark Washburn

Fall 2021

They Made the News

Mark Washburn

WS 2020

US Trade Policy: Its Continuing Evolution Global Ramifications

Joe Papovich

Fall 2019

Understanding Persistent Racial Inequality

Dr. Ron Schmidt

Fall 2018

Understanding Persistent Racial Inequality

Dr. Ron Schmidt

WS 2019

Understanding Visual Forms in Film, Television, and Beyond

Dr. Maggie McCarthy

Fall 2018

Understanding Visual Forms in Film, Television, and Beyond

Maggie McCarthy, PhD

Fall 2020

Vices in Biblical and Jewish Literature

Rabbi Michael Shields

WS 2019

World Religions

Dr. Rob Spach

WS 2020

World War I: The War to End All Wars

Eric Hight

WS 2019

Youth and the Civil Rights Movement

Dr. Nancy Fairley

Fall 2018