August 1, 1996 – Forum
Forum: “Northwest Environmental History Symposium” featuring over 25 speakers
Co-sponsored with WSU Department of History.
September 19, 1996 – Public Lecture
Evgenii Bovkun: “The New Germany and the International Media”
Evgenii Bovkun, Russian journalist
October 15, 1996 – Public Lecture
Terrel Carver: “He said/She said”: Interpreting the Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill Hearings.
Terrel Carver, University of Bristol U.K.
October 22, 1996 – Public Lecture
Anders Uhrskov: “The End of Work? Or Business as Usual?”
Anders Uhrskov, Political Scientist, Director, Denmark’s International Study Program
October 23, 1996 – Public Policy Symposium
Panel discussion: “How To Be A Better Consumer of Political News”
Moderated by Fred Davis, syndicated columnist and the Lester Smith Distinguished Professor of Communications at WSU; featuring panelists, Joel Connelly, National Correspondent, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, Chris Peck, Managing Editor, Spokesman Review, Lorena O’English, Legislative Director, Project Vote Smart; and Mark Trahant, Editor and Publisher, Moscow-Pullman Daily News.
October 30, 1996 – Public Lecture
Gregg Easterbrook: “Sense and Nonsense About the Environment”
Gregg Easterbrook, Journalist and Writer
December 5, 1996 – Public Lecture
Silvia Babus: “Political Transactions in the Former Soviet Republics of Central Asia”
Silvia Babus, National Defense University