The 2015-2016 Haddin Lecture Series will feature a number of arts and sciences faculty members. The list of presenters and their topics are below. All lectures will be given in Heritage Hall Room 121.

September 25

Chris Kyle, Associate Professor of Anthropology
Drug-Related and other Homicides in Guerrero, Mexico: The Problem of Classification

October 30 

Valerie Accetta, Assistant Professor of Theatre
Muddy Waters, the Complexities of Casting a Musical about Race

December 4

Timothy Levine, Distinguished Professor and Chair of Communication Studies
Understanding and Improving Deception Detection

January 29 

Doug Baulos, Assistant Professor of Art & Art History
Mending & Memory: Hand Work, Binding and Illuminated Drawings

February 26 

John Maddox, Assistant Professor of Foreign Languages and Literatures
African Diaspora in the History of Latin America 

April 1 

Ragib Hasan, Assistant Professor of Computer and Information Sciences
Securing Clouds and Mobile Devices: Towards a Safer Future in the Age of Big Data