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Academic Lectures at CSB & SJU
In addition to classroom learning, students and the general public have the opportunity to participate in a variety of academic lectures throughout the year. These lectures are just one way that CSB and SJU help to foster in our students critical thinking, effective communications, ethical evaluation, aesthetic appreciation and the patterns of inquiry, discovery and reasoning that are necessary to meet the challenges of a global information society.
- Clemens Lecture Series
- Critical Thinking Lecture Series
- Koch Chair in Catholic Thought Lecture Series
- Eugene J. McCarthy Lecture Series
Lectures online
Videocasts of past lectures are available below. You will need Windows Media Player to view the videocast. Download Media Player.
Videocasts
Scholarship & Creativity Day: April 23, 2008. Natalie Angier, Pullitzer-Prize winning author.
Ethical Thinking in Modern Times: April 21, 2008. Annual Lecture sponsored by the University Chair in Criticial Thinking. J. Peter Scoblic, Executive Editor of The New Republic. Ideas Have Consequences: The Unlikely Origins of American Policies Toward the Axes of Evil and Not-So-Evil.
Koch Lecture: March 27, 2008. Dr. Anne Patrick, SNJM. Going After a Life: The Myth and Mystery of Vocation.
Economics Lecture by Dr. Sylvia Nasar: March 3, 2008. Globalization: Then and Now. Read more about Dr. Nasar.
Koch Lecture: Nov. 8, 2007. After Regensburg: Where Catholic-Muslim Dialogue is Today by Dr. Sandra Keating. Read information on Dr. Keating.
McCarthy Lecture: Spring 2007. The Promise and Limits of Politics: What Gene McCarthy Taught Us by E.J. Dionne