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Eloquence and Eminence

Contact: Emily Auerbach, eauerbach@dcs.wisc.edu
Phone: 608-262-3733 • Fax 608-265-2475
Location: 21 N. Park St., Rm 7468, Madison, WI 53715-1218

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Offered in fall and winter-spring, this is a free series of Sunday afternoon lectures by retired UW faculty known for their teaching excellence and scholarship. No registration required.

The Division of Continuing Studies, the Institute on Aging, and the Anonymous Committee are proud to sponsor the 16th annual award-winning series of Sunday afternoon lectures by retired UW faculty known for their teaching excellence and scholarship. Refreshments are served following each talk. No fee or registration required.

Sun, 2-3 pm, Pyle Center, 702 Langdon St, Free, no registration required, Program #4102

Mar 21, 2010—Ada Deer (Social Work & American Indian Studies), “All You Ever Wanted to Know about American Indians but Were Afraid to Ask”

Apr 25, 2010—Michael Hinden (English & International Studies), “‘Something of the Eternal’: The Art of Vincent Van Gogh”

UNIVERSITY SUMMER FORUMS

Contact Alex Hancock, 608-262-2102, ahancock@dcs.wisc.edu, www.dcs.wisc.edu/summer

Continuing Studies and its campus partners are proud to sponsor two University Summer Forums, academic courses addressing contemporary issues in American society that are open to the public and to registered students. The Forums are offered in two four-week sessions. Both sessions meet Tuesday and Thursday evenings.

Building Civil Society through the Nonprofit Sector

TTh, June 15-July 8, 6-8 pm

Food for Thought: The Science of Food

TTh, July 12-Aug 8, 7-9 pm

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Alumni Learning

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Center for Humanities

www.humanities.wisc.edu/

Nelson Institute

www.nelson.wisc.edu/

WISCAPE

608-265-6342, Fax 608-262-4881, wiscape-info@education.wisc.edu, www.wiscape.wisc.edu

The Wisconsin Center for the Advancement of Postsecondary Education (WISCAPE) brings together university leaders, researchers, and policy-makers for various programs and research projects. Each semester we present several public forums and lectures where local and national specialists address key issues. Anyone interested in learning more about postsecondary education is more than welcome to attend. To view a program schedule, please visit our Web site.

Women in Science and Engineering Leadership Institute

wiseli.engr.wisc.edu

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