Fall 2004 SSF Events

September 13, 2004

Rogers Smith, Professor of Political Science, University of Pennsylvania

On a Mission from God? The Story of American Peoplehood Today


October 14, 2004

Helen Ladd, Associate Director, Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy
Professor of Public Policy Studies and Economics, Duke University

Race and Education Reform in Post-Apartheid South Africa


October 18,  2004

Meredith McGehee, Executive Director, Alliance for Better Campaigns

Our Democracy, Our Airwaves


October 27, 2004

Interdisciplinary Studies Mosaic Roundtable

Featuring UMBC faculty Tom Schaller, Political Science; Chris Corbett, English; Jason Loviglio, American Studies; Moderator Susan Dwyer, Philosophy and Terry Eastland, publisher of The Weekly Standard

Bias and the Media


October 28, 2004

Housing and Neighborhood Roundtable

Community Building by Design: Affordable Housing and Neighborhood Revitalization in the Baltimore-Washington Area


November 9, 2004

Azar Nafisi, Author and Visiting Fellow
Johns Hopkins University, School of Advanced International Studies

Reading Lolita in Tehran


November 11, 2004

William Baumol, Professor of Economics, New York University

Emeritus Professor of Economics, Princeton University

Independent Entrepreneurs and Giant Enterprises: The David-Goliath Partnership


November 16,2004

Scott Stossel, Senior Editor at The Atlantic Monthly

Sarge: The Life and Times of Sargent Shriver


December 8, 2004

Ron Andersen, Professor of Health Services and Sociology
UCLA School of Public Health

The Ethnicity of Patients and Their Doctors: Implications for Access to and Quality of Care