A full list of events for Lunch Lectures and Civil Discourse Debates can be found below Upcoming Events.
Lunch Event Series
- August 29: Welcome Lunch with Peer Mentors
- September 5: Erik Dempsey, "In Defense of Pleasure: Some Thoughts on the Role of Enjoyment in Liberal Education"
- September 12: Aaron Tugendhaft, "Why It Matters that You Don't Speak Phygian: Herodotus on Languange and Politics"
- September 19: Constitution Day: Deniss Rasmussen, "The Peg-Legged Abolitionist Who Wrote the Constitution"
- September 26: Eric Hobby on Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemmings
- October 3: Derek Foret on Aristotle
- October 10: Book Club Meeting: Aristotle's Politics Book VIII on Musical Education
- October 17: Advisement Luncheon
- October 24: Ariel Helfer on Isocates (afternoon lecture)
- October 31: TBD
- November 7: TBD
- November: 14: Mark Fisher, "Reapproaching Melos: What We Miss When Reading Thucydides as a Realist."
- November 21: Evan Cree Gee on Aristotle and Machiavelli
- December 5: Timothy Brennan, UATX, "Does Liberalism Presuppose Free Will? Augustinianism, Pelagianism, and the Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin"
Civil Discourse Debates
All debates will take place in Batts 5.108.
