Autumn Quarter 2007

• Mapping Our Changing World: Google Earth and It's Predecessors - Ola Ahlqvist, Department of Geography
• Flattening the World: Understanding the Developing Countries - Robert Agunga, School of Communication and Department of African American and African Studies
• Your Brain on Fiction - Frederick Luis Aldama, Department of English
• Inside 9-11 - Anita Bucknam and Anthony Mughan, The Mershon Center and Department of Political Science
• Utilizing a Scientific Perspective in Evaluating Current Biology/Health Issues - Morris G. Cline, Department of Plant Cellular and Molecular Biology
• Need a Ride to Johannesburg or Timbuktu?: Literary Travels across Africa - Miriam Conteh-Morgan, University Libraries
• Analyzing the Appeal of Manga - Maureen Donovan, University Libraries
• Women in Islam: The Secrets of the Veil - Magda El-Sherbini, University Libraries
• Reading Superheroes - Jared Gardner, Department of English
• “Of Time and Change”: Critical Turning Points in OSU History - Raimund Goerler, University Libraries
• Dean's Book Club: The Lives of Great Biologists - Dean Joan Herbers, College of Biological Sciences
• Dream House: The Cultural Work of American Homes - Elizabeth Hewitt, Department of English
• Vision and Visualization - Kun Huang, Department of Biomedical Informatics
• Why Should I Care?: Rewards and Challenges of Community Service - Karen Hutzel, Department of Art Education
• Homeland Security - Judson Jeffries, Department of African American and African Studies
• Drug Discovery: Where Chemistry and Biology Meet - Mamuka Kvaratskhelia, College of Pharmacy
• Chemical Pollutants in the Environment: Cause for Concern or Media Hype? - Roman Lanno, Department of Entomology
• The Science of Baseball - W. Berry Lyons, School of Earth Sciences and the Byrd Polar Research Center
• I Couldn’t Help Myself (Could I?): The Biology of Human Nature - W.. Mitchell Masters, Department of Evolution, Ecology, and Organismal Biology
• Mineral Depletion: Stealth Bomb of the 21st Century - Douglas E. Pride, School of Earth Sciences
• The Amazon River and Rainforest: Exploring through Research - Ted Riedinger, University Libraries
• Comedy and Improv: Exploring Humor in Film, Television, and on the Stage - Joy Reilly, Department of Theatre
• The Origin of Life - Andrej Rotter, Department of Pharmacology
• Extreme Makeovers: Exploring Positive and Negative Images of Dentistry in the Media - Michael L. Rowland and Canise Bean, College of Dentistry
• A Look in the Mirror: Body Image and Wellness - Nancy A. Rudd, Department of Consumer Sciences
• Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Rocket Fuel for Creative Minds - Philip A. Schlosser, College of Engineering
• The Race for Number One: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of a Division IA Football Playoff - Chad Seifried and Melvin Adelman, Department of Sport and Exercise Sciences
• The 1920s: An Era of Liberation for European Women? - Birgette Soland, Department of History
• From Pandemics to Preparedness: Global Health in the 21st Century - Mary Wewers, School of Public Health
• The “City of Light” from the Revolution of 1789 to the Riots of 2005: A History of Modern Paris - Jennifer Willging, Department of French and Italian