NOTEBOOKS: Professional Diary/Calendar/Notes [# 65]

• 2005-10-14 Ms. Chelsea Riedy pg.3
• 2005-10-17 Meeting with Jerry Jorgensen, Karl Schmidt & Nels pg. 4-6
• 2005-10-18 Honors 303 class - Democracy - Past, Present, Future pg. 7-12
• 2005-10-19 N. E. Hanson Lecture - China Trip - Study trip to China pg. 13-15
• 2005-10-20 Dr. Greg Peterson - Environmental ethics pg. 16-22
• 2005-10-20 College of ABS dept. head's meeting pg. 23-24
• 2005-10-20 Thurs. pm Mull student lectures pg. 25-32
• 2005-10-20 V. J. Smith and Amy Dunkle - Great Legacies pg. 32-37
• 2005-10-21 Phase II of Mull student lectures pg. 38-43
• 2005-10-25 Greg Peterson - Environmental ethics pg. 44-49
• 2005-10-25 Honors 303 - Democracy pg. 50-55
• 2005-10-27 Beginning of Honors Conference (NCHC) pg. 55-88
• Dwight Moore pg. 55
• Josie Capuana pg. 55
• Rosalie Otero pg. 56
• Bob Spurrier pg. 57
• Selecting Honors Faculty - Albin Cofone pg. 59
• Mark Farris pg. 59 (5 important points)
• Bob Horan pg. 60
• City as Text pg. 61-64
• Esley Hamilton - "The Built Environment of St. Louis" pg. 65-67
• Laura Ashley - Exploring India pg. 68-69
• Abby Sumpter / Stefan Faeber - Learning communities pg. 69-70
• Daniel Kelly - Wanderlust : the honors student abroad pg. 70-71
• Final questions and comments pg. 71-73
• 2005-11-01 Dr. Greg Peterson - Environmental ethics pg. 91-99
• 2005-11-01 Honors 303 - Democracy pg. 100-103
• 2005-11-01 John Miller's Remnant Trust talk on "The Great Traditions of American Political Thought" pg. 104-113
• Meeting with Harriet of SDCWA pg. 114
• 2005-11-03 Dr. Mia Bloom - Suicide bombers pg. 118-125
• Ron Utecht - Friday Faculty Discussion pg. 126-127
• 2005-11-08 Honors 303 - Nels in charge pg. 129-130
• John Kufuor / Forest Sawyer - Ghana pg. 131-135
• 2005-11-09 Egypt - Albert & Madeleine Andrawis (N. E. Hansen Lecture Series) pg. 136-end

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