Lectures and lecturing
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Arnold B. Arons: Achieving Wider Scientific Literacy, February 16, 1988
This collection contains event programs for this lecture series.
Brown & Haley Lecture Series
This collection contains recordings and documentation of the Brown and Haley Lecture series.
Chism Lecture in Humanities and Arts Recordings
History and Purpose: Named after Catharine Gould Chism, a Seattle businesswoman and patron of the arts. When Chism died in 1978, she left Puget Sound $1.25 million for an endowment that provides permanent support for the arts and humanities at the university.
Schedule: Lectures are scheduled in various disciplines throughout each academic year, in conjunction with residencies and/or master classes.
John B. Magee Lecture Series
This collection contains event programs for the the John B. Magee Lecture Series on Science and Values.
Palmer Lecture Series
Information from other sources, may not be relevant: Albert Cook Outler, Wesley’s Gospel and Ours: Justification by Faith Alone? Wesley’s Gospel and Ours: The Hallowing of Life—Happiness and Holiness. Wesley’s Gospel and Ours: Sin, Sins and Social Dysfunction. 7 October 1975.
Joyce Quiring Erickson. “Shock into Belief: Extremity in Postwar American Fiction,” Seminar, Palmer Lecture Series, 1983.
Susan Resneck Pierce Lectures in Public Affairs and the Arts
The collection contains recordings, event brochures documentation for this lecture series.