| Schedule: |
| I. David Hess, Aug. 23-24,
2004 his introductory STS course syllabus RPI Science Studies graduate program general exam reading lists: technology, science, policy An essay David wrote on STS programs, inspired partly by his visit to Clemson Pam Mack will have a video of the lecture that faculty can borrow David Hess's book Science Studies: An Advanced Introduction is available at the Clemson Newsstand |
| II. Panel Discussion on STS at Clemson, Sept. 7, 2004,
4:30 pm in
Brackett 111 Please see the new General Education Guidelines Panel: Sherrill Biggers, Bob Fennell, Steve Melsheimer, Alan Elzerman, John Wagner, Pam Mack, Jan Murdoch a few notes from the speakers |
| III. Peggy Barlett, Sept. 16--Cancelled faculty seminar 4:30 pm, Nancy Thurmond Room, Strom Thurmond Institute The Piedmont Project at Emory |
| III. Terry Collins, Sept. 20-21 public lecture 4:30 pm Sept. 20, Strom Thurmond Institute Auditorium, "Greening our Civilization through Science" faculty seminar 4:30 pm Sept. 21, Brackett 111 |
| IV. Sheila Jasanoff,
Oct. 4-5 public lecture 7:30 pm Oct. 4, Strom Thurmond Institute Auditorium, "Comparative Politics of Biotechnology" faculty seminar 4:30 pm Oct. 5, Brackett 111 syllabi for her courses: Science, Politics, and Power I, Science, Politics, and Power II, Bioethics, Law, and the Life Sciences, Experts, Politics, and Public Policy |
| V. Oct. 19 faculty seminar Discussion of Ideas, Machines, and Values, by Stephen H. Cutcliffe Brackett 111 proposed courses |
| VI. Karen
Falkenberg, Nov. 3-4 public lecture 4:30 pm Nov. 3, Strom Thurmond Institute Auditorium: "Why Technological Literacy Matters" faculty seminar 4:30 pm Thurs. Nov. 4, Brackett 111 |
| VII. Marc Smith,
Nov. 15-16 public lecture 4:30pm on Monday, November 15 in 100 Hunter. faculty seminar 4:30 pm Nov. 16, Brackett 111 |