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Capital Lecture Series features faculty, staff, and guest
speakers presenting topics of academic, historical, social, and community
interest. The Lecture Series programs, begun in 1999, are recorded on our
campus at 950 Main Street in Hartford, Connecticut.
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What's So Great About Lincoln?
Assoc. Prof. Derek Maxfield, Capital Community College
February 10, 2009 • 54 minutes |
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2008 |
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Election Postmortem: Results of the 2008 Presidential Election
Assoc. Prof. Derek Maxfield, Capital Community College
November 5, 2008 • 59 minutes |
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Learning to Think Nationally: Realities and Challenges of America's Founding
Prof. Joanne Freeman,
Yale University
September 18, 2008 • 45 minutes |
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2007 |
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Street Fighting Poetry
Prof. Daniel Donaghy,
Eastern CT State University
May 8, 2007 • 43 minutes |
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Building Humanistic Learning and Effective Teaching
Environments for All Students in the Mathematical Sciences
Prof. Abdulalim A. Shabazz, Ph.D.,
Lincoln University
APRIL 26, 2007
• 1 hour, 53
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Stephen Gryc, Composer
Professor of Composition and Theory,
The Hartt School of Music
March 6,
2007 • 53 minutes |
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Radicalism in the South Since
Reconstruction
Prof. James Smethurst, Ph.D.,
University of Massachusetts
February 28, 2007
• 56 minutes |
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George Whitefield and the Rise of Religious Populism
Brian Clark, Ph.D. Candidate, Boston
University
FEBRUARY 20,
2007 • 53 minutes |
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Evolution of the British
Royal Family in the Modern Era
Prof. Derek Maxfield,
Capital Community College
FEBRUARY 12,
2007 • 52 minutes |
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Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Neanderthal and
Modern Human Lifeways in the Southern Caucasus
Prof. Dan Adler, Ph.D.,
University of Connecticut
FEBRUARY 12,
2007 • 59 minutes |
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The Philosophy Behind the First Amendment
Richard Voigt, Esq.,
McCarter & English, LLP
FEBRUARY 6, 2007 • 60 minutes |
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The Case of Jose Padilla
Prof. Jose Davila,
Trinity College
Can a U.S. citizen be held in jail without due process as a terrorist?
JANUARY 30, 2007 • 52 minutes |
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2006 |
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Constitution Day Celebration 2006: "The Origins of
American Constitutionalism:
Prof. Gordon Wood, Ph.D., Brown University
Dr. Wood won the 1993 Pulitzer Prize in History for his work on "The
Radicalism of the American Revolution"
SEPTEMBER 20, 2006 • 60 minutes |
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2003 |
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Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Relationships
Prof.
Richard Stillson, Capital Community College
Dr. Stillson hosted a panel discussion with members from the GLBT
community as part of his "Adult Development & Aging" course.
Panelists (in order of appearance): Cheryl Linear, Ronald Connelly,
Franci Anne Ault, Regina Dyton, Kimberly Grogan, George Chien, Julio Flores,
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Anne Stanback, President of Love Makes a Family
APRIL 24, 2003 • 60 minutes |
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Poverty's Web Widens: A Public Forum
The culminating event linked to an
assignment given to many classes at Capital. Panelists interacted with an
audience of Capital students and the public. The discussion was moderated by
John Motley, President of the Travelers Foundation.
Panelists (in order of appearance): Tom Condon, Hartford Courant;
Chris Allen-Doucet and Jackie Allen-Doucet, St. Martin de Porres
Catholic Workers; Robert Fisher, University of Connecticut; Karen
Lewis, South Arsenal Neighborhood Development; John Lobon,
UrBank; Jose Ricardo-Rivera, Capital Community College; Donna
Wertenbach, Community Economic Development Fund; Eddie Perez,
Mayor of Hartford
APRIL 10, 2003 • 58 minutes |
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U.S. Senator Chris Dodd visits Capital
U.S. Senator Chris Dodd (D-CT)
Senator Dodd spoke with students in Stephen
Balkaran's International Relations class.
DECEMBER 5, 2002
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Harold Koh
Harold Koh, Dean of Yale Law School
and former U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Democracy,
Labor, and Human Rights, shared a personal perspective on the role
of international law.
APRIL 11,
2002 •
29 minutes |
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History's
Forgotten Mathematicians
Prof. Patton Duncan, Capital
Community College
Duncan presented a primer on ancient Egyptian science and traced
the history of those who founded mathematics.
APRIL 10, 2002
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The Liberation Struggle in South Africa
Hon.
Ralph Zulman, Justice of the Supreme Court of Appeal of South Africa
Justice Zulman spoke to students in Stephen Balkaran's
International Relations class about the history and Constitutional
Development of modern South Africa.
JANUARY 24, 2002
• 58 minutes |
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The Role of Connecticut's Attorney General
Richard Blumenthal, Attorney General for the State of Connecticut,
visited Capital to meet with students in instructor Stephen
Balkaran's American National Government class.
MAY 3, 2001 |
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Womanist Spirituality and Sexuality in Contemporary African-American
Culture
Rev.
Shelley Copeland, Hartford Seminary
APRIL 19, 2001 |
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All Politics is Local
U.S. Rep. John Larson (D-CT)
Connecticut's 1st District Congressman visited Capital Community College
to speak with students in instructor Stephen Balkaran's American National
Government class.
FEBRUARY 20, 2001 • 29 minutes |
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2000 |
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RICANstruction: Constructing Puerto Rican Identity
through Culture and History
Prof. Jose
Ricardo-Rivera,
Capital Community College
NOVEMBER 7, 2000 • 28 minutes |
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1999 |
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The Properties of Mainland Puerto Rican Speech
Prof. Jose
Ricardo-Rivera,
Capital Community College
Rivera
shared the results of a research study he conducted on the
properties of mainland Puerto Rican speech.
NOVEMBER 16, 1999 • 48 minutes |
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Photography as Public Art
Prof. Pablo Delano, Trinity College
Delano shared a personal account of his four year odyssey in the world
of public art. He described the political, social, and artistic challenges
in creating a series of photographs permanently installed in a new
elementary school in the Washington Heights neighborhood of New York City.
Delano's goal was to "create a piece that advocated an alternative view of
the common notion echoed in the media about Washington Heights; to make a
work of art that would validate the community children's cultural heritage
and help build self-esteem."
NOVEMBER 1, 1999 • 58 minutes |
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Hartford at Mid-Century
Tony
DeBonee,
amateur photographer and Hartford legend, talked with reporter
Jon Harden about his fascination with the ordinary as captured
through film, and reminisced about life in 1940s Hartford.
FEBRUARY 4, 1999•
29 minutes |
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