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Presenter's Name Lecture Title Date Series Category Sub-Category
Amanda Dahlgren,MFA Appropriation 3/7/2018
The Perplexing World of Contemporary Art PhotoGraphy Art History Master Class
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt A Multipolar World 3/7/2018Africa and the Making of the Modern World History Premier Class
Michele Shepard, PhD Digital Printing Technologies: How they work and When to Use them 3/6/2018Science and Engineering
Osher Presenter
Schafer Boeder, MD Type 2 Diabetes: An Overview from a Clinical Perspective 3/6/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Samuel Yamashita Understanding Daily Life in Wartime Japan: 1940-1945 3/5/2018 Social Sciences
Karen Butler, PhD Gertrude and Leo Stein; Dr Albert C. Barnes 3/2/2018
Great 20th century Patrons of Art and Their Artistists: From Impressionism to Abstract Expressionism Art History
Professor Neal Swerdlow The Neural Substrates of Sensorimortor Gating 3/1/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Dan Lubin, PhD Permafrost and Climate Change 2/28/2018 Research from SIOScience and Engineering Master Class
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt Africans and the Cold War 2/28/2018Africa and the Making of the Modern World History Premier Class
Professor Clifford Kubiak Reusing the Carbon in Carbon Dioxide 2/27/2018Science and Engineering
Andy Friedenberg An Insider's Scoop on the Academy Awards 2018 2/26/2018 Art and HumanitiesProfessor Ralph Folsom Free Trade and the Trump Administration 2/23/2018 Law and SocietyJon Crick San Diego Clarinet Quintet 2/23/2018 Live Music
Hossein Ansari, MD Migraine: Sysmtoms and Treatments 2/22/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Amanda Dahlgren,MFA Life and the Snapshot Aesthetic 2/21/2018
The Perplexing World of Contemporary Art PhotoGraphy Art and Humanities Master Class
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt Africans and Freedom Dreams 2/21/2018Africa and the Making of the Modern World History Premier Class
Diane Kane, PhD When Tiki Invaded San Diego 2/20/2018San Diego Neighborhoods
Jerry Kent The Three Great Lies of Home-Baked Bread 2/20/2018 HumanitiesOsher Presenter
Professor Derrick Cartwright Jasper Johns: Take an Object… 2/16/2018 Art HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Alan R. Hargens Musculoskeletal Loss and Exercise During Space Flight 2/15/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor David Victor The Future of Nuclear Power in the US: A Twilight? 2/13/2018Science and Engineering
Ric Bainter, JD Bosnia: lessons Learned from 22 Years of Nation Building 2/13/2018 International RelationsNicolas Reveles, DMA A Classic and a Premiere Come to the Opera Stage 2/12/2018 Art and Humanities
Professor Marc-Andreas MuendlerThe Global Distribution of Incomes, International Trade, and the Labor Market 2/9/2018 International Relations
Distinguished Lecture
Professor WM. Arctander O'Brien Bob Dylan, Nobel Prize Laureate: 50 Years of Performance and Poetry 2/9/2018 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Eddie Goldberg, MD Garfield and the Failure of Medicine 2/8/2018
The History of US Medicine as Seen Through the Lives of the Presidents
Medicine and Life Sciences Premier Class
Hillary Whittington and Robert Gleason Parenting our Transgender Children 2/8/2018 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Amanda Dahlgren,MFA Staged Photography 2/7/2018
The Perplexing World of Contemporary Art PhotoGraphy Art and Humanities Master Class
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt Africans and European Colonialism 2/7/2018Africa and the Making of the Modern World History Premier Class
Y.Pang Tsui, ENGScD Hong Kong: Re-Integration into China 2/6/2018 International RelationsOsher Presenter
Mitchell Kronenber, PhD The Microbiome: Its Role in Immunity and InFlammatory Disease 2/6/2018Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Richard L. Carrico, MA First Peoples of San Diego County 2/5/2018 Social Sciences
Professor David LakeInternational Legitimacy Lost? Global Order in the Age of "America First" 2/2/2018 International Relations
Ian Neel, MD Dementia: Causes, Classification, Treatment 2/1/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Ian Neel, MD Q&A Dementia: Causes, Classification, Treatment 2/1/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Jade d'Alpoim GuedesFood, Biodiversity, and Climate Change:lessons from the Past for the Futre 1/31/2018 Research from SIO
Science and Engineering Master Class
Cecily Way, PE, AICP Connecting and Transfroming Califorina: High Speed Rail 1/30/2018Science and Engineering
UCSD Grad Students International Graduate Students: Latin American Elections 1/30/2018 International Relations
Professor Ronald BeeGermany and the EU at the Crossroads? The Implications of the 2017 elections 1/29/2018 International Relations
Heidi Khalawi My 35 years in Saudi Arabia 1/23/2018 Social SciencesOsher Presenter
Professor James Ingram Gerrymandering and Partisan Polarization 1/23/2018 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Leonard Zegarski, AIA Louis Kahn and the Challenge of Architecture 1/22/2018 Social Sciences
Roger Sedjo, PhD Adapting to Global Warming: Are We Saving the Planet? 1/19/2018Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Barry Greenberg Preventing and Treating Heart Failure 1/18/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Greg Rouse Quest for the Ruby Seadragon 1/17/2018 Research from SIOScience and Engineering Master Class
Professor Karen Dobkins Let's Talk About Death 1/17/2018Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Joaquin Ramirez Technology Challenges in the Age of Mega Fires 1/16/2018Science and Engineering
Rear Admiral Michael Giogione USN (ret) Inside Camp David 1/16/2018 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Jessica Fink Gender Sidelining and the Problem of Unactionable Discrimination 1/12/2018 Law and Society
Eddie Goldberg, MD The Early Days 1/11/2018
The History of US Medicine as Seen Through the Lives of the Presidents History Premier Class
Phillip Chan, MFA Toward Modernism: From Romanticism to ImPressionism 1/11/2018Understnading Modern Art Art and Humanities
Amanda Dahlgren,MFA How Did We Get here? 1/10/2018
The Perplexing World of Contemporary Art PhotoGraphy Art History Master Class
Professor Michael YuLike Pulling Teeth: Why You Should Go To Your Estate-Planning Lawyer Five Years 1/10/2018 Law and Society
Joan Fudala What was Your Vietnam War Experience? A Panel of Osher Members 1/9/2018 Social SciencesOsher Presenter
Chris McCann, Major USAF (retired)The U-2 Dragon Lady: From Cold war Relic to Indipensible Intelligence Platform 1/9/2018 History
Distinguished Lecture
Hilda van Neck-Yoder, PhD Rembrandt's Rarities: Shells,Saints, And Mughal Emperors 1/8/2018 Social Sciences
Professor Isabel Rivera-Collazo Atlantis? Sea Level Rise, Landscape Change and Arcaeology 12/7/2017 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Stanley Chodorow Euripides, Hippolytus: the Gods and Men 12/6/2017
Tragedy and the Human Condition :Four Greek Plays Art and Humanities Master Class
Professor Craig McIntoshDemoGraphic Changes: a Crystal Ball to Forcast Long-Term International Migration 12/6/2017 Social Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Gail Heriot and Professor Maimon Freedom of Expression on Campus 12/5/2017 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Joanna SaxProposals for Science-based Regulation of Geneticaly Engineered Food and dietary Supplements 12/1/2017 Law and Society
Erika Wilsen and Francisco Nakahara Villa Musica: French Horn and Piano 12/1/2017 Music
Professor Jane Burns Is Kawasaki Disease Blowing in the Wind? 11/30/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Michael Latz Bioluminescence: Nature's Living Light in the Dark Ocean 11/30/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Walter A. Clark Cuba 11/29/2017 Five Musical Countries Art History Master Class
Katia Zavistovski, MA Chagall: Fantasies for the Stage 11/29/2017 Art HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Dan Robbins Challenges and Contributions of Today's Law Enforcement 11/28/2017 HistoryOsher Presenter
Serena Moe, MA,JD US Economic Sactions: Legal Authority and Current and Future Use 11/28/2017 International Relations
Professor Jack FisherPreparing the Soil for UCSD: Land, Thoroughfares and Local Expectations 11/27/2017 Social Sciences
Professor Stanley Chodorow Antigone: Nature and Civilization 11/22/2017
Tragedy and the Human Condition :Four Greek Plays Art and Humanities Master Class
Professor Michael Yip Minimally Invasive Autonomous Robotic Surgery 11/21/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Bobbi Brink Lions, Tigers, and Bears 11/21/2017 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
John S. Stokes III Geometric "Expansions" and 4000-Piece Wodden Jgsaw Puzzles 11/20/2017 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye, MA 1950-2017 11/17/2017 Female Artists Art History Premier Class
Budd Titlow,MS Bird Brians: Inside the Strange Minds of our Fine Feathered Friends 11/16/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Sonia Ancoli-IsraelLight Therapy in Cancer: Effect on Sleep, Fatigue, and Circadian Rhythms 11/16/2017
Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Walter A.Clark Peru 11/15/2017 Five Musical Countries Art History Master Class
Don Priest, Caroleen Williams, and Tom PrieNation Building: Past, Present, and Future 11/14/2017 International RelationsOsher Presenter
Professor Hisham FoadThe Cultural, Economic, and Political Influence of Saudi Arabia in the Middle East 11/14/2017 International Relations
Professor Zoltan Hajnal The Interior of the earth from The Sureface to the Core 11/9/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Stanley Chodorow Oedipus the King 11/8/2017
Tragedy and the Human Condition :Four Greek Plays Art and Humanities Master Class
Barry Schochet, JD An Insider's View of Watergate 11/8/2017 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Hans Paar The Origin of the Universe and its Ultimate Fate 11/7/2017Science and Engineering
Jacob Fraden, PhD The Geniuses of the Renaissance 11/7/2017 History
Professor Sam Popkin The future of Presidential Politics and the two Parties 11/6/2017 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Cornelia Feye, MA Twentieth Century until 1950 11/3/2017 Female Artists Art History Premier ClassJoshua White Solo Piano 11/3/2017 Music
Skip Spalding An Improbable Adventure: The Founding of UC San Diego 11/2/2017 HistoryOsher Presenter
Professor James DunfordAddressing Population Health Through Emergency Medicine Health- Information Technology 11/2/2017
Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Walter A. Clark Argentina 11/1/2017 Five Musical Countries Art History Master Class
UCSD Grad Student PanelNorth Korea on the Brink: Socio-Political Impacts of Nuclear North Korea 11/1/2017 Social Sciences
David Misch The Shame of Satire 10/31/2017 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
David Misch The Greatest Satirical Songs 10/31/2017 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor David Glazier Law and the South China Sea 10/27/2017 Law and Society
Professor Kate Ricke Climate Geoengineering and International Consensus 10/26/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Stanley Chodorow Aeschylus, Agamemnon: The Dilemma of Greek Society 10/25/2017
Tragedy and the Human Condition :Four Greek Plays Art and Humanities Master Class
Elizabeth Blackburn, PhD Telomeres: Are The The Fountain of Youth? 10/25/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Burt Rodin Probability Theaory and Eveyday Issues 10/24/2017Science and Engineering
Professor Joseph Chalmers Quantum Mechanics for the Rest of Us 10/24/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
David Amos,MAEverthing you wanted to Know about Conducting but were afraid to ask 10/23/2017 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye, MA 18th-19th Century: Rococo to Impressionism 10/20/2017 Female Artists Art History Premier ClassProfessor Glenn Smith The Supreme Court's 2017-2018 Term coming Attractions 10/19/2017 Law and Society
Professor Erica Zettner Hearing-aid and Cochlear-Implant Technologies 10/19/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Walter A. Clark Brazil 10/18/2017 Five Musical Countries Art History Master Class
Professor Richard Arneson Is Patriotism Immoral? 10/18/2017 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Jim Mannion, PHD and Donald Hill, PharmD Current Controversies in Healthcare 10/17/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Osher Presenter
Professor Mikhail AlexseevThe Poisoned Chalice of Minsk: How International Accords InVolving Russia Undermine Political Stability in Ukraine 10/17/2017 International Relations
Professor Mark Hanna The Barbary Wars: Piracy, Religious Liberty and Slavery 10/16/2017 Social Sciences
Erica Miner Mozart's Dark Side 10/12/2017 The Magic Flute Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Stanley Chodorow Four Greek Plays: Introduction 10/11/2017
Tragedy and the Human Condition :Four Greek Plays Art and Humanities Master Class
Ben Garcia, MS The San Diego Museum of Man 10/10/2017 Art HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Erica Miner The Soul of Genius 10/10/2017 The Magic Flute Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Dale Schierholt The Poetic Documentary 10/9/2017 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye, MA 16th and 17th Centuries: Renaissance to Baroque 10/6/2017 Female Artists Art History Premier Class
Professor Elio SchaechterRevolution in Evolution: whats new in Evolution since you Took high School Biology? 10/5/2017
Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Walter A. Clark Mexico 10/4/2017 Five Musical Countries Art History Master Class
Vice Admiral Robert Thomas US Alliances in Indo-Pacific: A Practitioner's Perspective 10/4/2017 International RelationsDistinguished Lecture
Chip Fox Its not your fathers Electrical Grid 10/3/2017Science and Engineering
Osher Presenter
Mireille Cronin Making Room for the Stanger :refugee Realities at home and Abroad 10/3/2017 International Relations
Professor Sanford Lakoff House of Kurds: Sub-Nationalism and the New Middle east 10/2/2017 International Relations
Professor Irene Litvan New Concepts in Parkinson Disease 8/24/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Laurence ClausConstitutionalism in the Middle East: New Beginnings or more of the Same? 8/24/2017 Law and Society
Professor Derrick Cartwright Abstract Expressionism to POP (1945-1975) 8/23/2017Art of the United States: Key Narratives Art History Master Class
Professor John H. Evans Human Gene Editing: the Ethical Debate in Social Context 8/23/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Keith Wahl, MD The Science and Art of Glass 8/22/2017Science and Engineering
Professor David Shirk US-Mexico Relations in Uncertian times 8/22/2017 International RelationsDistinguished Lecture
Professor Irwin Sherman Drugs That Changed the World 8/17/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Derrick Cartwright Moderism 1890-1940 8/16/2017Art of the United States: Key Narratives Art History Master Class
Professor Kathryn Macaulay Menopause and Hormone replacement therapy 8/16/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
J.W. August The Mass Media Landscape in 2017 8/15/2017 Social SciencesOsher Presenter
Bayan Sami Abdul Rahman The Kurdistan Regional Government's Role and Aspirations in Iraq 8/15/2017 International Relations
Professor Luis Alvarez The Power of the Zoot: Race and Youth Culture During World War II 8/14/2017 Social SciencesCurtis Taylor and Melonie Grinnell Music from the Great American Songbook 8/14/2017 Arts and Humanities
Professor Atul Malhorta Sleep Apnea: Obstructive and Neurologic Pathway Ongoing Research 8/10/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Steven Adler The Roads to Broadway 8/9/2017 Arts and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Derrick Cartwright The Civil War to the Guilded Age 8/9/2017Art of the United States: Key Narratives Art History Master Class
Professor Lisa Tauxe Hunting the Earth's Magnetic Field 8/8/2017Science and Engineering
Myles Cooley, PhDHow Psychology Research Enlightens Us: Inside the Mind of a Sociopath 8/8/2017 Social Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Y. Shirley MengMaterials Design for Energy Storage and Conversion: From Pico Watts Hours to Mega Watt Hours 8/3/2017
Science and Engineering
Professor Scott KlemmerDesign At Large: Teaching and Research with Design in the Real World 8/3/2017 Arts and Humanities
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Derrick Cartwright Eden and After Hudson River School and the Art of the Civil War 8/2/2017Art of the United States: Key Narratives Art History Master Class
Cliff Colwell, MD Stem Cells: Their Role in the Treatment of Arthritis 8/2/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Thomas Theisen, JD Growing Homelessness in San Diego: Causes and Possible Soultions 8/1/2017 Law and SocietyDistinguished Lecture
Ruben Valenzuela, PhD The "Early Music" Movement 7/31/2017 Arts and HumanitiesProfessor Christopher Wills Human Evolution in East Africa 7/31/2017 Social Sciences
Professor Adam Burgasser Trappist-1: Discovery of Seven Earthlike Planets 7/27/2017Science and Engineering
Professor Mike MaxwellDangerous Decisions: Male Choice and Sexual Cannibalism in Praying Mantises 7/27/2017
Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Derrick Cartwright Faces and Places Art of the Colonial Period and Early Republic 7/26/2017Art of the United States: Key Narratives Art History Master Class
Clay Perkins, MS Hiroshima: History of Events that Led to the End of World War II 7/25/2017Science and Engineering
Myles Cooley, PhD Great Psychology Myths Busted 7/25/2017 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Gustavo Romero A Citizen of the World: the New Stravinsky 7/21/2017 Igor Stravisky Music Master ClassProfessor Glenn Smith The Supreme Court's 2016-2017 term 7/20/2017 Law and Society
Amber Jackson, MAS and Emily Callahan, MRigs to Reefs: Exploring the Future of Offshore Oil and Gas Development 7/20/2017
Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Gustavo Romero Neoclassicism 7/19/2017 Igor Stravisky Music Master Class
James Ingram, PhD The Electoral College: Boon or Bane? 7/19/2017 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Michael Arbib Mirror, Mirror in the Brain: Do you Feel another's Pain? 7/13/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Gustavo Romero The Rite of Spring The War years WW1 7/12/2017 Igor Stravisky Music Master Class
Brant Bassett Cold War Espionage: A Street View 7/12/2017 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Edward McCaffery Tax Reform in the Age of Trump 7/11/2017 Law and Society
Alan Mindell The Ins and Outs of Horseracing 7/11/2017 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Mary Jo WigginsWhat's In Your Wallet? Debt, Debtors, and Creditors in Modern America 7/6/2017 Law and Society
Dan Lubin, PhD Becoming Aware of Climate Change in Antarctica 7/6/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Gustavo Romero Early Years with rimsky-korsakov and Diaghilev 7/5/2017 Igor Stravisky Music Master ClassProfessor Laurence Benner Liberty and Privacy in the Roberts Court 6/9/2017 Law and Society
Laura Kohls Johnston Surviving Peoples Temple: At Jonestown: One Woman's Story 6/9/2017 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Allison Moore Benefits and Risks of Alcohol Use in Adults 6/8/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Matthew Herbst From Byzantine To Ottoman: Interpreting 1453 6/7/2017The Byzantine and Ottoman Empires History Master Class
Stephanie Venn-Watson, DVM, MPHHow Dolphins May Help Stem the Human Diabetes Pandemic: The Value of ones Health 6/6/2017
Science and Engineering
Professor David Lehman Psychiatry's Problematic History and Difficult Future 6/6/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Dana Levine, PhDPortraits in Art and Photography: Psychological Insight into both artist and Subject 6/5/2017 Humanities
Professor Gedeon DeakBaby Brains: How are they Formed? How do the Make us Who We are? 6/2/2017 Cognitive science
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Lauren Korty, MS Prenatal Genetic Screening and Diagnosis 6/1/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Sonia Ramamoorthy Robotic Surgery 6/1/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Matthew Herbst Byzantium in the Age of the the Crusades 5/31/2017The Byzantine and Ottoman Empires History Master Class
Professor Jerry Farber Terror, Brexit, and US Election Have made 2016 the Year of Yeats 5/31/2017 HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Marlese Pinney, RN, MBA Where's My Primary-Care Physician When I Need One? 5/30/2017 HealthcareOsher Presenter
Professor Lara Maria Rangel Young Cells in Old(er) Brains 5/26/2017 Cognitive ScienceScience and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Maurizio Seracini Cerca Trova: Seek and You shall Find 5/25/2017 Art History
Professor Matthew Herbst The Imperial Centuries 5/24/2017The Byzantine and Ottoman Empires History Master Class
Professor Carl WareHow Inflammation Impacts Immunology, Infectious Diseases, and Cancer 5/23/2017
Medicine and Life Sciences
Benjamin Shepard, PhD3D Printing, Bioprinting, and Additive Manufacturing in the Laboratory and the Clinc 5/23/2017
Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Erik Gronborg, MA Can You Drink From That Cup? 5/22/2017 Humanities
Professor Douglas Nitz Brain Bases for Spatial Awareness 5/19/2017 Cognitive ScienceScience and Engineering Premier Class
Sanford Feldman, MD Advances in Cataract Surgery: Past, Present, and Future 5/18/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Stuart Voytilla, MFA Hollywood Transformed 5/18/2017The Hollywood New Wave Art History
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Matthew Herbst The Age of Justinian 5/17/2017The Byzantine and Ottoman Empires History Master Class
Professor Thomas AlbrightReforming Forensic Science: Some Insights from research on Vision and Memory 5/17/2017
Science and Engineeinring
Distiguished Lecture
Jim Brigante San Diego Neighborhoods: little Italy 5/16/2017San Diego Neighborhoods
Professor Stephan Haggard Hard Target: Dealing with North Korea 5/16/2017 International RealtionsProfessor Ken Klein Democracy vs Neutrality in Courts 5/12/2017 Law and Society
Marc Nussbaum The 2017 Total Solar Eclipse 5/11/2017Science and Engineeing
Distiguished Lecture
Professor Matthew Herbst The Making of Byzantium 5/10/2017The Byzantine and Ottoman Empires History Master Class
Jack Lief, MS Biotechnology 5/9/2017Science and Engineering
Osher Presenter
Sloan Ostbye, JD Is "And Justice for All" Hyperbole? The Public Defender's Perspective 5/9/2017 Law and SocietyDistinguished Lecture
Martha GilmerNo Ordinary Time: A Dynamic and Transitional Time at the San Diego Symphony 5/8/2017 Humanities
Professor Benjamin Bergen Swearing 5/5/2017 Cognitive ScienceScience and Engineering Premier Class
Stuart Voytilla, MFA The Rebels 5/4/2017The Hollywood New Wave Art History
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Veronica Shubayev Inflammation and Pain 5/4/2017Medicine and Life Science
Linda Blair, MA The Multi-Layered and Paradocical Art of Cezanne 5/3/2017Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cezanne Art History Master Class
Professor Darren Lipomi Virtual Touch: Smart Materials for Human-Machine Interaction 5/3/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Larry Solomon The Cognitive World of Terrorism 5/2/2017 Social Science
Hilda van Neck-Yoder Steps Have Been taken: Research into a Story of the Dutch Holocaust 5/1/2017 Social ScienceProfessor Kevin Cole Sexual Assault Regulation: On Campus and Beyond 4/28/2017 Law and Society
Erin Sullivan Maynes, PhDBritish Modern Art Prints, 1914-1940: World War I in Graphics to the Grosvenor 4/27/2017 Art History
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Cecil Lytle Blues and the Mortal Toil 4/26/2017 HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Jacob Franden, PhD The Secrets of the Violins of Cremona 4/26/2017 HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Carl Nettleton California Drought: A big Picture Perspective 4/25/2017Science and Engineering
UCSD International Grad Students International Issues Sweden 4/25/2017International Realations
Professor Elio Schaechter In the Company of Mushrooms 4/24/2017Science and Engineering
Professor Sarah Creel Language Learning: Beyond Brilliant Babies 4/21/2017 Cognitive ScienceScience and Engineering Premier Class
Judith Anderson, MFA Richard II 4/21/2017 Humanities
Brian Pedersen, MD The Basics of Arthritis: Types and Treatment 4/20/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Linda Blair, MA Vincent van Gogh: On The Verge of Insanity 4/19/2017Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cezanne Art History Master Class
John Malashock The Malashock Dance Company 4/19/2017 HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Peter Fedders Astrophysical Measurments 4/18/2017
Light: Perception Quantum Theory,and Astrophysical Measurements
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Joel Dimsdale Nazi Labor Minister Robert Ley: Is there Such Thing as a "Bad Brain?" 4/18/2017 HistoryOsher Presenter
Professor Mark Hanna The Age of the Atlantic Revolutions 4/17/2017 Social SciencesGary Gibson, JD The Death Penalty in California: Justice or Vengeance 4/14/2017 Law and Society
Amy Crum Picasso and Rivera: Conversations Across time 4/13/2017 Art HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Linda Blair, MA van Gogh 4/12/2017Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cezanne Art History Master Class
Oliver Ryder, PhDThe Frozen Zoo: Genetic Rescue of Endangered Species Using Advanced Genetic and Reproductive Technologies 4/11/2017
Science and Engineering
Professor Peter Fedders Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics 4/11/2017
Light: Perception Quantum Theory,and Astrophysical Measurements
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Seana CoulsonAre You in Your Right Mind?Hemispheric Asymmetry and Language Ability 4/7/2017 Cognitive Science
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Kenneth Loh Nano Engineering, Smart Materials, and Sensors for Safe Bridges 4/6/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Jacqueline Ward, PhD The Progress of Stem-Cell Research and Therapeutics in California 4/6/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Linda Blair, MA The Impressionist Revolt Against Traditional Art 4/5/2017Vincent van Gogh and Paul Cezanne Art History Master Class
Professor Robert Guza San Diego Waves and Beaches 4/5/2017Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
A. Brent Eastman, MD Blood in Our Streets 4/4/2017Osher Presenter
Professor Peter Fedders Perception 4/4/2017
Light: Perception Quantum Theory,and Astrophysical Measurements
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Victoria de la Torre, PhD Gender and Politics in the Reign of Elizabeth I 4/3/2017 Social Sciences
Karen K. Butler, PhD The Odd Couple part 3 3/17/2017
Exploring the Artistic Dialogue of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso Art History
Professor Sam Rickless Does the Constitution Protect A right to Privacy? 3/15/2017Case Studies in Legal Interpretation Law and Society Master Class
Professor Henrik Christensen Our Robotic Future and How we will get There 3/14/2017Science and Engineering
John Wilson, PhDThe Golden Age: Art in Britain in the Age of Gainsborough, Turner, and Constable 3/14/2017 Art History
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Page duBois Comparing World Myths: Sacred Spaces 3/13/2017 Humanities
Karen K. Butler, PhD The Odd Couple part 2 3/10/2017
Exploring the Artistic Dialogue of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso Art History
John Wilson, PhDThe Madness of King George's Academy: Great Britain's Royal Academy of Arts, Its Fits, Starts, and Maturity 3/9/2017
Great Britains Royal Acdemy of Arts Art History
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Sam Rickless Sex Discrimination and the Fourteenth Amendment 3/8/2017Case Studies in Legal Interpretation Law and Society Master Class
Mark Johnson, PhD The History of Drugs in Sports 3/8/2017 Social ScienceDistinguished Lecture
Jim Mannion, PhD Diet and Exercise: What is Science and What is Hype 3/7/2017Science and Engineering
osher Presenter
Katherine Hon, MS and George Granck,MA San Diego Neighborhoods: North Park 3/7/2017 HumanitiesProfessor Prashant Bharadwaj The Economics of Early Childhood Development 3/6/2017 Social Science
Karen K. Butler, PhD The Odd Couple 3/3/2017
Exploring the Artistic Dialogue of Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso Art History
Professor Eric Nudleman Emerging Therapies for Age-Realated Macular Degeneration 3/2/2017medicine and Life Science
Professor Sam Rickless Race and the 14th Amendment 3/1/2017Case Studies in Legal Interpretation law and Society Master Class
Theater World Presents To Whom I May Concern 3/1/2017 Arts and Humanities
Professor Erik GartzkeWhy do they (still) Hate Us? The Origins of Instability in the Twenty-First Century 2/28/2017 International Realtions
Richard Lederer,PhD Zootopia: The San Diego Zoo Celebrates its Centennial 2/27/2017 HumanitiesProfessro Jessica Fink Madonnas and Whores in the Workplace 2/24/2017 law and Society
Erica Miner Opera meets Hollywood 2/23/2017 Arts and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Thomas Levy At-Risk World Heritage and Cyber-Archaeology 2/22/2017 HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Erica Miner My Favorite Operas: How do Yours Compare 2/21/2017 Arts and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Marcus-Andreas Muelender The Economic Consequences of Brexit 2/17/2017 Social ScienceDistinguished Lecture
Paul Michelson, MD The Eye of the Artist or the Eye of the Beholder 2/17/2017 HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Ed Gerck, PhDScience and the Search for Truth: The Big Idea in Physics and Science: The Absolute 2/16/2017
Medicine and Life Science
Professor Sam RicklessThe Equal Protection Clauses of the Fourteenth Amendment: What the Constitution Says 2/15/2017
Case Studies in Legal Interpretation law and Society Master Class
Professor John Wixted Enhancing eyewitness Credibility 2/14/2017Science and Engineering
James Larrimore, PhDIran Under the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action: Is Everything Going Ok? 2/14/2017 International Realtions
Nicholas Reveles, DMusA Verdi Adapts Shakespeare to the Opera Stage 2/13/2017 Humanities
Professor Del DicksonHow the NRA Transformed Our Understanding of the Second Amendment 2/10/2017 law and Society
Judge H. Lee Sarokin The Rubin "Hurricane" Carter Murder Case 2/9/2017 law and SocietyDistinguished Lecture
Professor Brian Keating Back to the Beginning: The Inflationary Universe and Multiverse 2/8/2017A Brief History of the Multiverse
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor Larry Solomon The Psycho-Dynamics of Populism 2/8/2017 Social Science
Robert E.Young, PhD Protest: Not just for the 60s Anymore 2/7/2017 Social ScienceOsher Presenter
Professor Richard Feinberg Open For Business: Build the New Cuban Econmy 2/7/2017 Social ScienceDistinguished Lecture
Professor Khaleel Mohammed King David in the Muslim Tradition 2/6/2017 Social ScienceDiane Kane, Ph.D. Prizker Prize Winners From The Inscrutable East 2/3/2017 Art and Humanities
Mark Kalish,MD Tales of Forensic Psychiatry 2/3/2017medicine and life science
Distinguished Lecture
Sally Rafie, PharmD Preventing Errors and Partnering with Pharmacists 2/2/2017Your Medicines are in your Control
medicine and life science
Professor Brian Keating Time Keeps on Slipping into the Future: The Arrow of Time 2/1/2017A Brief History of the Multiverse
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor Mark Thiemens Discovering the Solar System and Earth in Space and Time 1/31/2017Science and Engineering
UCSD International Graduate Students French Politics 1/31/2017 Social ScienceProfessor Arlene Fisch Crafting Precious Metals into Art 1/30/2017 Humanities
Professor Julie GreenbergInternational Legal Developments Affecting Sex and Gender Nonconformists 1/27/2017 law and Society
Professor Richard Kronick Progress in US Health Policy 1/26/2017medicine and life science
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Michael Olstone The 2013-2016 Ebola Outbreak in West Africa 1/25/2017Science and Engineering
Professor Shelley Wright New Ways to Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence 1/25/2017A Brief History of the Multiverse
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor James NiehThe Evolution of Alarm Communication in Bees: Honestly is Sometimes Best 1/24/2017 Distinguished Lecture
Faye Girsh, PhD Dying in the Age of Choice 1/24/2017 Osher Presenters
Professor Iris EngstrandFact or Fiction: The Lives of Vasco Nunez de Balboa and Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo 1/23/2017 Social Science
Vice Admiral Charles Martoglio2017: A Year of Choices, Challenges, and Opportunities for America and the World 1/20/2017 Social Science
Ed Gerck, PhD Science and the Search for Truth: the Scientific Method 1/19/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Brian Keating The Dark Side: Dark Matter and Energy 1/18/2017A Brief History of the Multiverse
Science and Engineering Master Class
Dick Dahlberg, PhD The Philosophy of Science 1/18/2017Science and Engineering
Professor Henry Powell Three Kingdoms Disunited and One Republic in Crisis: Brexit 1/17/2017 Social Science
William Mohlenbrock, MD Seeking Good Medical Care? Pursue Quality and Price 1/12/2017Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Andrew Scott and Cris lamRemediating Age-Related Cognitive Decline: Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction and Exercise 1/11/2017
Medicine and Life Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Victor Flerscher Entrepreneuship and the New Inequality 12/2/2016 Law and Society
Professor Thomas Alexander Combatting Hearing Loss 12/1/2016Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Margaret Schoeninger The Fossil Record of Human Origins 11/30/2016
CARTA: The Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor Hisham Foad Challenges for the Middle East and North Africa 11/29/2016 Social Science
Robert Dunham, PhD Making California Bridges EarthQuake Safe 11/29/2016Science and Engineering
Professor John West Severe Hypoxia: Lessons from the Summit of Mount Everest 11/23/2016medicine and life Sciences
Professor Walter A. Clark The silver age of Picasso and Lorca 11/23/2016
Beyond Bullfights and sangria: five Centuries of Spanish history through its music art and Literature Social Science Master Class
Professor Joely ProudfitIndigenous Ingenuity: American Indians' Efforts to Move beyond Make-Believe, Media, Marginalization, Marketing and Money 11/22/2016 Social Science
Professor Harry PowellMicroscopy: Form, Fabric, and Dyes: From Art in Anatomy to Antibiotics in Medicine 11/21/2016
Science and Engineering
Cornelia Feye,MA Max Ernst (1891-1976) 11/18/2016
Four Twentieth-Century Gereman Artists Art and Humanities Premier Class
Alexis Miller, MS The Art And Science of Painting Conservation 11/17/2016 Art and Humanities
Professor Sanford LakoffAnalyzing the Results of the Election: What Happened and What does it Mean? 11/16/2016
The November 2016 General Elections Politcal Science Premier Class
Professor Walter A. Clark 1898,Imperial Demise, Cultural Renaissance 11/9/2016
Beyond Bullfights and sangria: five Centuries of Spanish history through its music art and Literature Social Science Master Class
International Graduate Students Columbia: Politics and the Prospects for Peace 11/8/2016 International RelationsSteve Wyte,MD Aedes Aegypti: A Menace over the Ages 11/8/2016 Osher PresentersProfessor Mark Hanna The Development of Slave Cultures in Colonial America 11/7/2016 Social ScienceHarry Litman, JD The Supreme Court Nomination in Historical Perspective 11/4/2016 Law and Society
Professor David Glazier Current and Future Challenges and Accountability 11/3/2016 The Law OF War Law and Society Premier Class
Professor Terrence J. Sejnowski What Makes the Human Brain Human? 11/2/2016
CARTA: The Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny
Science and Engineering Master Class
Jacob Fraden, PhD Leonardo Da Vinci: Inventor and Artist 11/1/2016 Art and Humanities
Professor Don Norman Intelligent Design by Intelligent People: Design for Everyday Life 11/1/2016Science and Engineering
Dale Schierholt The Art and Craft Conundrum 10/27/2016Documentary Films by Dale Schierholt Art and Humanities
Professor Timothy Furnish, MD Chronic Pain Management 10/27/2016 medicine and Science
Professor Tom BewleyNew Methods for Forcasting Hurricane Movement Using Robotic Sensor Vehicles 10/26/2016
Science and Engineering
Professor Walter A. Clark Flamenco and Other Regional Songs and Dances 10/26/2016
Beyond Bullfights and sangria: five Centuries of Spanish history through its music art and Literature Social Science Master Class
Beryl Flom City of San Diego Proposittions 10/25/2016The Califonia Proposition System Social Science Premier Class
Jack Bowsher, MBA A Potential Solution for Student-Learning Crisis in Public Schools 10/25/2016 Osher PresentersOsher Presenter
Professor David BrinkEudaemonism and Cosmopolitanism in Ancient Greek and Modern Philosophy 10/24/2016 Social Science
Professor Glenn Smith The Supreme Court's 2016-17 Term: The Coming Attractions 10/21/2016 Law and SocietyDave Shaw, JD Homeland Security and its Role in San Diego 10/19/2016 Social Science
Professor David Glazier The Law Of War Today 10/19/2016 The Law OF War Law and Society Premier Class
Professor Pascal Gagneux Evidence from Primatology and Genetics 10/19/2016
CARTA: The Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny
Science and Engineering Master Class
Karen K. Butler, PhD The Art of War: Resisting the Nazis in France 10/18/2016 Art and Humanities
Mary Thompson California's Statewide Propositions 10/18/2016The Califonia Proposition System Social Science Premier Class
Professor Amelia Glaser Cossacks,Russians, and Jews: Tales from the Ukrainian Boarderlands 10/17/2016 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye, MA Paul Klee (1879-1940) 10/14/2016
Four Twentieth-Century Gereman Artists Art and Humanities Premier Class
Alex Sheshunoff, MFA Paradise Lost 10/13/2016 Literature
Professor Benjamin Schneider The Role of Personality in Organizational Life 10/13/2016Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor James Gerber The Free-Trade Question 10/12/2016 Economics
Professor Walter A. Clark Goya's Bohemian World of Caprice and Disaster 10/12/2016
Beyond Bullfights and sangria: five Centuries of Spanish history through its music art and Literature Social Science Master Class
John Shu, JDEdward Snowden,Oliver Stone, and the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court 10/11/2016 Law and Society
William Smith, JD Italian Opera 10/11/2016 Art and HumanitiesOsher Presenter
Manuelita Brown, MS Sojourner Truth in Life and Sculpture 10/10/2016 Social ScienceProfessor Michael Ramsey The Supreme Court after Justice Scalia 10/7/2016 Law and Society
Professor David Glazier Historical Development of the Law 10/6/2016 The Law OF War Law and Society Premier Class
Professor Ajit Varki Overview of Human Origins and Implications for Medicine 10/5/2016
CARTA: The Center for Academic Research and Training in Anthropogeny
Science and Engineering Master Class
Erika Putnam The United States Navey Marine Mammal Program 10/4/2016Science and Engineering
Professor Thad Kousser Is Direct Democracy Any Way to Run a State? 10/4/2016The Califonia Proposition System Social Science Premier Class
Eddie Osterland Master Sommelier: Power Entertaining with Wine 10/3/2016 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye, MA Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) 9/30/2016
Four Twentieth-Century Gereman Artists Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor Bradley Voytek Real Neuroscience about Fake Zombies 9/29/2016Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor James MurphyDysfunctional Healthcare Delivery: The Overlooked Obstacle in the War on Cancer 9/29/2016
Medicine and Life Sciences
Professor Sanford Lakoff The Campaign and the Countdown to November Elections 9/28/2016The November 2016 General Elections Social Science Premier Class
Professor Walter A. Clark The Golden Age or El Greco And Cervantes 9/28/2016
Beyond Bullfights and sangria: five Centuries of Spanish history through its music art and Literature Social Science Master Class
Joseph Ansfield, MD The History of Professional Football 9/27/2016 Osher PresentersEtleva Bejko Building Bridges 9/26/2016 Social SciencesMoises Baron, PhD San Diego Center For Childern 8/25/2016 Social Science
Susie Plettner Jin Shin Jyutsu For Enhanced Function 8/25/2016
Integrative Medicine: Science and the Healing Arts
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Debi Kilb, PhD Our Next Earthquake 8/24/2016Science and Engineering
Diane Kane PhD American Gardens, 1950-Present 8/24/2016Great American Gardens Art and Humanities Master Class
Hari Garudadri, PhD Objective Metrics for Fall Risk Assessment 8/23/2016Science and Engineering
Jennifer McWhorter, MAS Tracking Coastal Change Through Ocean Observations 8/23/2016Science and Engineering
Dana Levine and Janine Free Street Photography 8/22/2016 Art and HumanitiesCarl Bisgaier, JD When is Litigation a Proper Tool for Social Change? 8/18/2016 Law and Society
Professor Stanley Opella Stuctural Determination of Membrane Proteins 8/18/2016Science and Engineering
Diane Kane PhD American Parks and Gardens, 1900-1945 8/17/2016Great American Gardens Art and Humanities Master Class
Lisa Silagyi,MFA What's A Hashtag? 8/17/2016Digital Photography for Smartphone Users Art and Humanities
Summer Workshop
Jay Berman and Janet Hammer Beautiful 8/16/2016 Osher PresentersOsher Presenter
Professor Tai Ming Cheung The Rise of the Chinese National-Security State under Xi Jinping 8/16/2016 International Relations
Professor Hilda van Neck-YoderChina in Delft: Vermeer, Precious Porcelain, and Common Kitchen Tiles 8/15/2016 Art and Humanities
Aaron Cook Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine 8/11/2016
Integrative Medicine: Science and the Healing Arts
Medicine and Life Science Premier Class
Diane Kane Ph. D. AICPFrederick Law Olmsted and The American Parks Movement 1850-1900 8/10/2016
Great American Gardens Art and Humanities Master Class
Lisa Silagyi,MFA To Crop or Not to Crop 8/10/2016Digital Photography for Smartphone Users Art and Humanities
Summer Workshop
Professor Lane Kentworthy Toward the Good Society: An American Path 8/9/2016 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Sujit Dey 5G Wireless 8/9/2016Science and Engineering
Kristianne Kurner Making a Scene: An Acting Workshop 8/8/2016 Art and Humanities
Dale Schierholt Conversations with Robert Indiana 8/4/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Judge Louis Hanoian and Judge JayBloomAppearing Before The United States and California Supreme Courts 8/4/2016 Law and Society
Diane Kane Ph. D. AICP Great American Gardens: British Gardening Tradition 1700-1940 8/3/2016Great American Gardens Art and Humanities Master Class
Lisa Silagyi,MFA Photo Basics 8/3/2016Digital Photography for Smartphone Users Art and Humanities
Summer Workshop
Professor Matthew HerbstWasteland or Wonderland: Shifting Cultural Percepetions of Desert Environments from Genesis to Joshua Tree 8/2/2016 Social Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Gustavo Romero Robert Schumann: Illness and Madness 7/29/2016 Robert Schumann Art and Humanities Master ClassProfessor Glenn Smith The Supreme Court's 2015-2016 Term 7/29/2016 Law and Society
Alexander Gershunov,PhD Global Climate Change: Evidence and Implications for California 7/28/2016Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Gordon Saxe, MDCan Eye Disease be Prevented or Reversed? An Evolving Diet-Based Aapproach to Integrative Opthalmology 7/28/2016
Integrative Medicine: Science and the Healing Arts
Medicine and Life Science Premier Class
Gustavo Romero Symphonies and Songs 7/27/2016 Robert Schumann Art and Humanities Master Class
Tony Cesare,PhDd Telomeres 7/27/2016Medicine and Life Science
Professor Jeff Severinghaus Isotope Geochemistry and Global Warming 7/26/2016Science and Engineering
Professor Jeffrey Gee Geological Story National Park of Yosemite 7/26/2016Geology of National Parks
Science and Engineering
Richard Lederer Living Will: The Legacy of William Shakespeare 7/25/2016 Art and Humanities
Dale Schierholt Burton to Burton 7/21/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Jack Rippy,JDReflections on the Application of US Foreign Policy in the Middle East and North Africa 7/21/2016 Social Sciences
Distinguished Lecture
Gustavo Romero Robert Schumann: Clara Wieck 7/20/2016 Robert Schumann Art and Humanities Master ClassSteve Halvorsen,MFA the Ancient Art of Japanese Bamboo Sculpture 7/20/2016 Art and Humanities
George Novinger, MA An American Diplomat's Perspective on Syria and the Middle East 7/19/2016 International RelationsJim Mannion,PhD U.S. Prescription Drugs: Hope,Anger, and Politics 7/19/2016 Osher Presenters
Professor Samuel H. Yamashita The War in Japan: Did it Need to End the Way it Did? 7/16/2016 Social Sciences
Ambassador Jamal KhokharBrazil: An Assessment of its Political Crisis and Its Impact on the Geo-Politics of the Americas 7/6/2016 Distinguished Lecture
Thomas DeerinckBlending Art and Science: Nanoscale Imaging of the Beauty of the Brain and Beyond 7/6/2016 Distinguished Lecture
David Edick, Jr. The Commonwealth of Independent States in the Post- Soviet Era 5-Jul International RelationsFaye Girsh, EdD North Korea is It Knowable? 7/5/2016 Osher Presenters
Professor Khaleel Mohammed Islam and Violence 6/10/2016 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Issac Martin The Foreclosed Americas 6/9/2016 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Karl Gerth How Political is the Personal? 6/8/2016Five Big Questions in Chinese History History Master Class
Scott FerrellFirst Folio, Between the Lines:Cracking Open the book that gave Us Shakespeare 6/7/2016 Art and Humanities
Distinguished Lecture
Zandra Rhodes London's High Fashion Comes to the Stage 6/6/2016 Art and Humanities
Alice Lowe Virginia Woolf and Memoir: "I Now" and "I Then" 6/2/2016 LiteratureDistinguished Lecture
Professor Paul MillsDesperatlely Seeking Solutions: The Promises and Failures of Biomedical literature 6/2/2016
Medicine and Life Science
Mary Ball and Sandy BraffAlzheimer's Disease Update: the Latest Research and Community Support 6/1/2016
Medicine and Life Science
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Russell Doolittle Unraveling the Genetic Code 6/1/2016Great Moments in Scienece
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor Larry Solomon The Case For Atheism: A Philosphical and Psychological Analysis 5/31/2016 Social Sciences
Professor Moselio Schaechter Viruses 5/31/2016 A Microbial PlanetScience and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Karl Gerth Why Did the British Need Chinese to Smoke Opium 5/25/2016Five Big Questions in Chinese History History Master Class
Professor Brian Keating The Twisted Universe: The Cosmos Up Until Now 5/24/2016Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Everard Meade, PhD The Deportation Dilemma 5/23/2016 Social SciencesProfessor Samuel C Rickless Leagal Interpretation meets Philosophy of Language 5/23/2016 Law and SocietyProfessor Mila Sohoni King v. Burwell and the Regulatory State 5/20/2016 Law and Society
Professor Kit PoglianoHarnessing Beneficial Microbes in the Race Against Drug Resistant Bacterial Infections 5/19/2016
Medicine and Life Science
Professor Gary Firestein Science as a Team Sport 5/18/2016Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Russell Doolittle Sickle-Cell Anemia: The First Molecular Disease 5/18/2016Great Moments in Scienece
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor Derrick Cartwright Abstract Expressionism: Jackson Pollock and Joan Mitchell 5/17/2016Transforming American Artists Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor Moselio Schaechter Microbes Other than Bacteria 5/13/2016 A Microbial PlanetScience and Engineering Premier Class
Dr. Sandra Bonura The Historic Hotel del Coronado 5/12/2016San Diego Neighborhoods Art and Humanities
Professor Karl Gerth When and Why did Europe and China Diverge 5/11/2016Five Big Questions in Chinese History History Master Class
Professor Derrick Cartwright The Harlem Renaissance 5/10/2016Transforming American Artists Art and Humanities Premier Class
Scott Barton, MBA The Body Donation Program 5/10/2016Science and Engineering
Professor Bettina Tate Pedersen Jane Eyre and the Doctrine of Universal Salvation 5/9/2016 LiteratureProfessor Mark Hanna The Rise of New World Slavery 5/9/2016 Social SciencesProfessor Donald Dripps Race and Crime in the Twenty-First Century 5/6/2016 Law and Society
Nick Gravenites My Life Has Been a Wild Ride 5/5/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Vincent Felitti The Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) Study Revisited 5/5/2016Medicine and Life Science
Professor Russell Doolittle The Atomic Nucleus 5/4/2016Great Moments in Scienece
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor Derrick Cartwright The Stieglitz Circle 4/29/2016Transforming American Artists Art and Humanities
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Moselio Schaechter Microbes are Complex 4/29/2016 A Microbial PlanetScience and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Tony Haymet Measuring Heat Change in the Global Ocean 4/29/2016Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Karl Gerth Five Big Questions in Chinese History part II 4/27/2016 History Master ClassDean Mary Walshok Why Shoesuld the Public Care About Research Universites 4/26/2016 Social Sciences
Professor Walter Clark Tchaikovsky and the Twilight of Imperial Russia 4/26/2016
The Legacies of Beethoven and Tchaikovsky Art and Humanities
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Ken Pezzoli New Approaches to Planning and Climate Change 4/25/2016 Social Sciences
Professor Emeritus Sandy LakoffIsrael and the Palestians: Burdens of the Past and Realities of the Present 4/21/2016 International Relations
Professor Ahmet Kuru The Political Crisis in Turkey 4/20/2016 Distinguished Lecture
Professor Russell Doolittle The Discovery of X-Rays 4/20/2016Great Moments in Scienece
Science and Engineering Master Class
Kevin Linde Museum of Photographic Arts: Flor Garduno: Trilogia 4/19/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Stanley M. Faer From Mail Boy to Director 4/19/2016Osher Presenters
Professor Moselio Schaechter Whose Planet is It? 4/15/2016 A Microbial PlanetScience and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Emeritus Sandy Lakoff Murder and Mayhem in the Middle East 4/14/2016 International RelationsProfessor Karl Gerth Five Big Questions in Chinese History part I 4/13/2016 History Master Class
Jim Conca, PhD Is A Rational Global Energy Strategy Achievable 4/12/2016Science and Engineering
Nicolas Reveles, DMA How Can Arts and Sports compete? 4/12/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Alan Zinter The Arts District at Liberty Station Launches New Expansion 4/11/2016 Art and HumanitiesDan McSwain How the NFL Views the Stadium Business 4/11/2016 Social SciencesProfessor Orly Lobel Talent Wants to Be Free 4/8/2016 Law and Society
Professor Loren Mell, MD Advances in Image-Guided Radiotherapy 4/7/2016Medicine and Life Science
Professor Walter Clark Triumph over Fate: Beethoven and His Fifth Symphony in C Minor 4/7/2016
The Legacies of Beethoven and Tchaikovsky Art and Humanities
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Russell Doolittle Avogadro's Number 4/6/2016Great Moments in Scienece
Science and Engineering Master Class
Professor Cecil Lytle How Jazz Improvisation 4/5/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Joel E. Dimsdale Rudolf Hess: A psychiatric Enigma 4/5/2016 Osher Presenters
Erica Miner Opera Milestones: Trivia 3/18/2016 Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor Maarten Chrispeels The Future of Food: Getting Beyond False Food fears to Sustainability 3/18/2016
False Food Fears and Science Based Agriculture
Professor Maarten Chrispeels The Evolution of Crop Improvement and Agriculture 3/17/2016
False Food Fears and Science Based Agriculture
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Maarten Chrispeels Modifying the Genome 3/15/2016
False Food Fears and Science Based Agriculture
Science and Engineering Premier Class
Professor Page duBois A Voyage of Discovery: World Mythology 3/14/2016 Art and Humanities
Professor Glen SmithInside the Marble Palace: The Powers, Dynamics, and Role of the U.S. Supreme Court 3/11/2016 Part V Law and Society
James Grebl, Ph. D. A Gift Fit for the Gods 3/10/2016
Fascinating Tales of the Lives of Famous Artworks Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor Vinko Zlomislic The Aging Spine 3/10/2016Medicine and Life Science
Dominique Rissolo, Ph.D Underwater Archaelogy 2/24/2016Research from the Qualcomm Institute master class
Charlene Fontaine The Flying Tigers: Then and Now 2/22/2016 History
Erica Miner Mozart: Child of the Sun 2/19/2016 Opera Milestones Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor Frank Biess The Collapse of the Weimar Republic: Reflections on the Viability of Democracy Then and N 2/19/2016 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
James Grebl, Ph. D. Fascinating Tales of the Lives of Famous Artworks: Heist of the Century 2/18/2016
Fascinating Tales of the Lives of Famous Artworks Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor Dilip Jeste Research from the Qualcomm Institute: Healthy Aging 2/17/2016Research from the Qualcomm Institute Master Class
Professor Adam Burgasser Strange Old World: What New Horizons Has Taught Us About the Pluto System 2/16/2016Science and Engineering
Professor Glenn Smith Inside the Marble Palace: The Powers, Dynamics, and Role of the U.S. Supreme Court 2/12/2016 Law and Society
Professor Francis Gonzalez Aching Joints: Innovative Surgical Solutions for the Hip and Knee 2/11/2016Medicine and Life Science
Professor John PutmanHistory of the Cold War: Détente, Evil Empire, and the End of the Cold War 2/11/2016 History of the Cold War History Premier Class
Scott Barton, MA The Preuss School Promise 2/9/2016 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Jean Twenge Modern Culture and Individualism 2/8/2016 Social Sciences
David Ellenstein Theater as a Life Well Lived 2/5/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Erica Miner The Dance in France 2/5/2016 Opera Milestones Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor John Putman History of the Cold War:Containing Reds Abroad: Cold War Foreign Conflicts 2/4/2016 History of the Cold War History Premier Class
Linda Blair, MA Impressionism and Claude Monet 2/3/2016A New Look at Impressionism Art and Humanities Master Class
Professor Ibrahim Al-Marashi The ISIS Crisis 2/2/2016 Social Sciences
Rabbi Shai Cherry Cain and Abel in Modernity 2/2/2016 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Zoltan Hajnal Immigration, Backlash, and America's Growing Racial Divide 2/1/2016 Social SciencesProfessor Glenn Smith Inside the Marble Palace: The Powers, Dynamics, and Role of the U.S. Supreme Court 1/29/2016 Law and Society
Professor Gerard Manecke The Past, Present, and Future of Anesthesia 1/28/2016Medicine and Life Science
Professor John Putman History of the Cold War: Leave it to Beaver: A Culture of Conformity 1/28/2016 History of the Cold War History Premier Class
Linda Blair, MA Renoir and Degas and 19th Century Paris 1/27/2016A New Look at Impressionism Art and Humanities Master Class
Dick Dahlberg, Ph.D. Isaac Newton: History's Greatest Scientist 1/26/2016 Osher Presenters Social Sciences
International Graduate Students A View by UC San Diego International Graduate Students 1/26/2016 International RelationsMarc Kuritz Living Words: The Language, Life, and Leadership of Winston S. Churchill 1/25/2016 History
Erica Miner Italy: Birthplace of Opera 1/22/2016
Opera Milestones: Renaissance to theh Golden Age Art and Humanities Premier Class
Professor John Putman Hunting Reds: The Great Fear 1/21/2016 History of the Cold War History Premier Class
Linda Blair, MA Edouard Manet: Father of Impressionism? 1/20/2016A New Look at Impressionism Art and Humanities Master Class
Craig Pater The San Diego Jewish Film Festival 1/19/2016 Art and HumanitiesDistinguished Lecture
Diane Kane, Ph.D. The Broad Museum in Los Angeles 1/19/2016 Art and HumanitiesJudge Louis Hanoian Death Penalty in California 12/4/2015 Law and Society
Professor Robert Horwitz Politics as Victimhood 12/3/2015 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
David Miano, Ph.D. The Generation of the Fathers 12/2/2015
The Historical Background of the New Testament
Professor Ali Gheissari Iran's Regional and International Politics 12/1/2015Professor David Feifel When a Trip Is Treatment 12/1/2015Tom Karlo KPBS: The Changing Face and Landscape of Media 11/30/2015Michael Caldwell, Ph.D. Shakespeare: The Taming of the Shrew 11/25/2015 ShakespeareProfessor Andrew Scull Madness in Civilization 11/24/2015
Roger Sanders, MD Ultrasound: The Past, the Present, and the Future 11/24/2015 Osher PresentersMedicine and Life Science
Beatie Wolf Improving Dementia with the Power of Music 11/23/2015 Social SciencesKeving Wirsing, JD The California Environmental Quality Act 11/20/2015 Law and Society
Sagi Kfir Space Resource Utilization: Using Law To Build Humanity’s Future In Space 11/19/2015 Law and SocietyDistinguished Lecture
David Miano The Gospel Period 11/18/2015
The Historical Background of the New Testament Master Class
Professor Karen Dobkins The Biological Basis of Sexual Behavior 11/17/2015Science and Engineering
Distinguished Lecture
Professor Quinn Konopacky A New Era in Exoplanets 11/17/2015Science and Engineering
Kristianne Kurner That Magic Moment: The Connection Between Actor and Audience 11/16/2015 Art and Humanities
Professor Hasan Kayali Turkey’s Mustafa Kamal Atatürk (1881-1938): The Man, the Myth, and 11/13/2015 HistoryDistinguished Lecture
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt Global Icons Since the Sixties: Osama Bin Laden and the Politics of Mill 11/12/2015Global Icons Since the Sixties Premier Class
Stuart Voytilla Star Wars: The Movie, the Myth and the Making of a Hollywood Franch 11/12/2015 Social SciencesDistinguished Lecture
Professor Ali Gheissari Revolution and Social Change in Iran 11/10/2015
Social Change and Politics in Contemporary Iran International Relations
William P. Haney "Olde Bones": The Use and Misuse of Human Remains 11/10/2015 Osher Presenters
Professor Mark Hanna Colonial Maritime History Part II: Sir William Phips’s Miraculous Discov 11/9/2015Colonial Maritime History History
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt Global Icons Since the Sixties: Tupac Shakur and the Voices of Post-Cold-War Alienation 11/5/2015Global Icons Since the Sixties Premier Class
David Miano Greco-Roman Influences on Christianity 11/4/2015
The Historical Background of the New Testament Master Class
Carl Melis Violence in the Solar Neighborhood: Harnessing Rocky Objects in Planetary Systems 11/3/2015Science and Engineering
Professor Marisa Abrajano Latinos and the 2016 Election 11/3/2015 Social SciencesRichard Lederer Fascinating Facts about our Presidents 11/2/2015 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye From Cubism to Surrealism: European Art from 1900-1945 10/30/2015Cubism to Surrealism Part III of III Art and Humanities
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt Global Icons Since the Sixties: Bob Marley and the Arts of Liberation 10/29/2015Global Icons Since the Sixties Premier Class
Thomas Gallant The Acropolis of Athens - the Untold Story 10/29/2015 HistoryEmeritus Mark Applebaum Violent Media and What We Know About Its Effects 10/27/2015 Osher PresentersKenneth Richardson Hughes After Howard: The Story of Hughes Aircraft Company 10/27/2015Jerry Farber What Is Art? 10/26/2015 Social SciencesJacob Fraden Art and Science: Paintings, Nature, and Technology 10/23/2015
Kiley Wallace San Diego Neighborhood: Kensington's Historic Spanish-Style Homes 10/23/2015San Diego Neighborhoods
Professor Jeremy Prestholdt Global Icons Since the Sixties: Ché Guevara and Revolutionary Dreams 10/22/2015Global Icons Since the Sixties Premier Class
Thomas Gallant The Apostolic Period 10/21/2015 Master Class
David Michael China Changing the World of Business 10/20/2015 International RelationsEthan Bier The Fruit Fly in All of Us 10/20/2015David Bennett A New Vision for the San Diego Opera 10/19/2015 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye From Cubism to Surrealism: European Art from 1900-1945 10/16/2015Cubism to Surrealism Part II of III Art and Humanities
Stephen Stahl The History of Psychological Reactions to War from Shell Shock to PTSD 10/15/2015Medicine and Life Science
Susan Taylor Do Pigs Fly? The Future of Medicine 10/15/2015 Social SciencesMichael Caldwell Shakespeare: The Twelfth Night 10/14/2015 Master Class
Professor Mark Hanna Colonial Maritime History Part I: Henry Morgan and the Pirates of Port 10/12/2015Colonial Maritime History History
Professor Glenn Smith The Supreme Court's 2015-2016 Term: The Coming Attractions 10/9/2015 Law and Society
Professor Samuel C Rickless Moral Dilemmas - Do "Right Actions" Always Yield the Best Results? 10/8/2015 Art and Humanities
David Miano The Jewish Background of Christianity 10/7/2015
The Historical Background of the New Testament Master Class
Barbara Sawrey Undergraduates: Who Are They? 10/6/2015 Premier Class
Collin Laverty Change in Cuba: A Society and System in Motion 10/6/2015 Distinguished LectureInternational Relations
Byron Washom UC San Diego: Energy Innovation and Sustainability 10/5/2015UCSD: A University for Tomorrow Part II of IV Premier Class
Derrick Cartwright Wayne Thiebaud: A Living Legend 10/5/2015 Art and Humanities
Cornelia Feye From Cubism to Surrealism: European Art from 1900-1945 10/2/2015Cubism to Surrealism Part I of III Art and Humanities
Professor Michael Ziegler Stress, Sleep Apnea, and Hypertension 10/1/2015Medicine and Life Science
Michael Rappaport Constitutional Orignalism 9/30/2015 Law and Society
Sandra Brown UC San Diego: A University for Tomorrow 9/29/2015UCSD: A University for Tomorrow Part I of IV Premier Class
Molly McClain Weeding Eden:The Cultivation of the English Landscape Garden:1500-1800 9/28/2015
Professor Emeritus Grant Morris The Use and Abuse of Mental Health Conservatorships 8/27/2015 Distinguished LectureLaw and Society
Dale Schierholt Harold Garde: Art and Spirit Q&A 8/26/2015 On Artists and Art Art and Humanities Master ClassDale Schierholt Harold Garde: Art and Spirit 8/26/2015 On Artists and Art Art and Humanities Master Class
Doug Gibson The Future of Wetlands in San Diego County 8/25/2015Science and Engineering
William Osborne The Fourth Estate: In a Death Spiral for 44 Years, but Still Going Strong 8/25/2015 Distinguished LectureMarika Sardar Art and Architecture of the Early Islamic Period 8/24/2015 Art and Humanities
Igor Grant San Diego Alzheimer’s Caregiver Study 8/20/2015Medicine and Life Science
Myles Cooley The Cognitive-Emotional Connection 8/20/2015 Premier ClassDale Schierholt Twain at 70 Q&A 8/19/2015 On Artists and Art Art and Humanities Master Class Dale Schierholt Twain at 70 8/19/2015 On Artists and Art Art and Humanities Master Class
Kai Ostwald Dreams of Economic Integration in Southeast Asia 8/18/2015 International Relations
Myles Cooley Not the Psychology You Thought You Knew 8/17/2015 Part II of III Premier Class
Ben KaminDangerous Friendship: Martin Luther Kingand Stanley Levison, Part II 8/11/2015 Part II of II Social Sciences
Myles Cooley Not the Psychology You Thought You Knew 8/11/2015 Part I of III Premier ClassScott Donaldson The Great Gatsby 8/10/2015Bill Benson Early Explorations Along the Spanish Frontier 8/4/2015 Osher Presenters HistoryProfessor Roger Gordon Economics of US Tax Policy 8/4/2015 EconomicsRabbi Ben Kamin Dangerous Friendship: Martin Luther King and Stanley Levison 8/3/2015 Part I of II Social Sciences
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Manish S. SharmaIndia's Political History and the Near Future Under Prime Minister Modi 5/7/2015
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Dick Dahlberg, Ph.D.A Brief History of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance Part I - The Middle Middle Ages 4/21/2015
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