SSIS Colloquium
SSIS Faculty Colloquia:
To promote scholarly interdisciplinary exchanges between faculty in the College of Social Sciences and Interdisciplinary Studies. Presentations are designed to be of interest to faculty and students.
Spring 2011
Topic: Truth, Lies, & Deception (Flyer)
Spring 2009
Topic: The Obama Effect: Prospects and Challenges for Change in the U.S. and Beyond (Flyer)
Spring 2008
Topic: When is Extremism Necessary?
Spring 2007
Department: Psychology
Topic: The Anatomy of Romantic Relationships
Spring 2006
Department: Economics
Topic: Long-term Fiscal Health
Spring 2005
Department: Ethnic Studies
Topic: Building Innovative Community Partnerships: The Ethnic Studies Model
Fall 2004
Department: Environmental Studies
Topic: Environmental Impacts of Infrastructure Demands
Spring 2004
Department: Economics
Topic: Economic Eye for the Lay Guy: A Total Makeover of Your Economic Perspective
Fall 2003
Department: Anthropology
Topic: Got Culture?
Spring 2003
Department: Women's Studies
Topic: A Feminist Response to the War on Terrorism
Fall 2002
Department: Sociology
Topic: Capital Punishment: Contemporary Problems and Future Directions
Spring 2002
Department: Government
Topic: United States Foreign Policy in the New Millennium: Directions and Challenges



