The Guest Speaker Program is an effort to encourage more faculty to act as guest lecturers in their colleagues' classes and to publicize their availability. This page will post the names of faculty who are available to serve as guest speakers along with the topics they will address. Please contact the faculty member directly to make arrangements for speaking engagements. This slide lecture surveys some of the recurring themes and images used in wartime propaganda posters.
Censorship is a form of social control that has many unintended consequences or ironic results.
This lecture will illustrate how censorship often produces exactly the opposite outcomes from what is intended. The Faculty Associates Program matches a senior faculty member with approximately six new faculty, outside of his or her department, for a series of informal meetings throughout the year. Associates also visit their faculty members' classrooms if invited and are available for other consultations. The intent is to foster a sense of community beyond the department and division, and to complement existing orientation activities. The director of the Pew FTLC, Catherine Frerichs, is available for individual consultations and classroom visits , as well as consultations with departments, divisions and other groups .