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George B. N. Ayittey
8:00 AM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - Africa in the New Millennium

Margaret Burroughs
8:00 AM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - Black Art and Experience from the Great Depression to the Civil Rights MovementL One Woman's View

Janice Hale
6:00 AM – W142 Lagomarcino Auditorium - Learning Styles of African Americans

Jerry D. Mahlman
8:00 AM – Campanile Room, Memorial Union - Sigma Xi Series: Human-Caused Climate Warning: Implications for Practically Everything.

Barry Cooper
7:00 AM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - African Americans On-Line

Adilah Barnes
8:00 AM – Maintenance Shop, Memorial Union - Performance: I Am That I Am: Woman, Black

Brother David Andrews
8:00 AM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - Globalization, Catholic Teaching and Agriculture

Imperatives for the New Millennium - Dick Gregory
8:00 AM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - Credited with opening the door for many Black entertainers, Mr. Gregory found comedy and expedient avenue for getting people's attention-making us think as well as laugh. His participation in the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960's is well documented, as are his efforts for world peace, against hunger and issues confronting Native Americans. Always on the move, Gregory lectures draws together threads of health consciousness, humor, political savvy, action and sensitivity which together weave standing ovations. From the Lectures Program archive.

Date Rape: He said/ She said - Kate Koestner
8:00 AM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - Katie Koestner is a date rape survivor who was on the cover of Time magazine and the subject of the HBO movie "No Visible Bruises" The Katie Koestner Story," in 1991. From the Lectures Program archive.

Christian Marriage in the Roman World: Accomadations and Transformations - David Hunter
8:00 AM – Sun Room, Memorial Union - David Hunter, Professor of Religious Studies, holds the Monsignor James Supple Chair of Catholic Studies in the Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies. Dr. Hunter received a doctorate in theology from the University of Notre Dame (1986). For Fifteen years Hunter taught at the University of St. Thomas in St. Paul, Minnesota. He has published several books including Marriage in the Early Church, Sources of Early Christian Thought, Augustine, Marriage and Virginity, The Works of Saint Augustine, A Translation for The 21st Century.Monsigner James Supple Lecture in Catholic Studies