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Great Conversations 2008 Abstracts
Dr. Robert Connolly Associate Professor of Anthropology Director C.H. Nash Museum—Chucalissa Preserving the Past for the Future
Dr. Hsiang-te Kung Professor of Earth Sciences Director Confucius Institute and Asian Studies Program Chinese Exchange
Dr. Beatrice Magnani and Dr. Heather Deshon Research Assistant Professors Center for Earthquake Research and Information A Whole 'Lotta Shakin'
Dr. Dan Baker Assistant Professor of Chemistry Genetic Frontiers
Dr. Dipankar Dasgupta Professor of Computer Science and Director, Center for Information Assurance Safety in Cyberspace
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Dr. Stan Franklin Professor of Computer Science Co-Director of the Institute for Intelligent Systems and W. Harry Feinstone Interdisciplinary Research Professor How Minds Work
Dr. Lynda Sagrestano Associate Professor and Director Center for Research on Women and Ms. Deborah Clubb Executive Director Memphis Area Women's Council Girl Power
Dr. David Dye Associate Professor of Earth Sciences Beyond the Veil
Dr. Lensyl Urbano Assistant Professor of Earth Sciences Feeling Hot, Hot, Hot!
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Dr. Cosetta Gaudenzi Assistant Professor of Italian Dante in English Culture
Dr. Charles Crawford Professor of History Uniquely Memphis
Dr. Marian Levy Associate Professor and Director of Public Health Portion Distortion
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Dr.Laura Harris Assistant Professor of Public and Non-Profit Administration Memphis Neighborhoods
Dr. David Cox Professor of Public and Non-Profit Administration Special Assistant to the President Living Green in Memphis
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In 2002, the College of Arts and Sciences' Dean and his Advisory Board initiated the annual Great Conversations dinner in order to bring community guests together with award-winning research and teaching faculty for an evening of dining and conversation.
Over the last six years, the event has gained popularity and prominence in the community among our alumni and friends. We invite you to join us and learn about the extraordinary research being conducted on campus in the College of Arts & Sciences.
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