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President's Speaker Series

Sponsored by the Office of the President, the President’s Speaker Series is a forum that brings eminent leaders to Santa Clara, providing our students, faculty, and the community an opportunity for intellectual rigor, critical thinking, reflection, and dialogue.

Santa Clara Lecture Series

The Santa Clara Lecture Series is sponsored by the Bannan Institute, which is committed to examining Catholic identity and Jesuit character.

Ethics at Noon

The Markkula Center for Applied Ethics sponsors the Ethics at Noon lecture series. These lunch-hour programs provide a forum for SCU faculty members and other experts to explore ethical issues in many fields.

de Saisset Museum

The museum offers several lectures and programs based on current exhibitions.

Upcoming Events

January 2013 - Month-at-a-glance

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6	7	8	9	10 12:00 PM Food for Thought Speaker Series The Haiti Paradox	11	12
13	14	15 12:00 PM Ethics at Noon All Are Welcome: Results of a National Study of Undocumented College Students at Jesuit Universities	16 4:00 PM Rick Jones, Catholic Relief Services Deputy Regional Director from the Latin & Central American Region	17 7:30 PM President's Speaker Series President's Speaker Series: Amy Tan -- The Opposite of Fate: Memories of a Writing Life	18	19
20	21	22 4:00 PM Bannan Institutes Michael Fishbane \| Creating a Culture of Care: Hebrew Scripture and Jewish Tradition on Charity and Hospitality	23 12:00 PM Religious Studies Faculty Inclusive Dharma?: The Gift of Western Female Dharma Teachers 4:00 PM Bannan Institutes Sacred Pixels \| Engaging Digital Spirituality 4:00 PM Women's and Gender Studies Lecture: Esther Peralez-Dieckman 7:00 PM Privacy by Design: An Engineering Ethics Perspective	24	25	26
27	28	29	30 12:00 PM Bannan Institutes Sacred Pixels \| Sacred Games	31 12:00 PM Bannan Institute Lectures Search for What Matters Luncheon Speaker Series: January 31 \| Steven Saum

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