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Great Decisions Lecture Series: Walter Hutchens
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- Walter Hutchens, J.D., an expert on commercial law and business in China and associate professor of economics and business at Whitworth, presents, "China's Economic Rise: Global Challenge and Opportunity."
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Lindaman Chair Lecture: Betty Williams
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| - Betty Williams, Ph.D., Lindaman Chair and professor and coordinator of special education at Whitworth University presents, "Separating Science from Science Fiction: Research on the Cause of Autism."
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Great Decisions Lecture Series: Jan Kreider
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| - Alternative-energy expert Jan Kreider presents, "Alternative Energy in the U.S. and Global Implications."
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Great Decisions Lecture Series: Timothy Carney
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| - Timothy Carney, former U.S. coordinator for economic transition in Iraq and a former U.S Ambassador to Haiti and Sudan, presents "The Iraq End-Game."
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Great Decisions Lecture Series: Lindy Scott
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| - Lindy Scott, Ph.D., a professor of Spanish at Whitworth University who specializes in Latin American history, presents, "Why Latin America Is Shifting to the Left: We Need to Understand Our Southern Neighbors."
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Patrick Washburn Lecture
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| - Patrick Washburn, Ph.D., author and professor of journalism in the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University lectures on, "The Fight for Black Rights: The Black Press, the Double-V Campaign and the U.S. Government in World War II."
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Great Decisions Lecture Series: Jonathan Isacoff
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| - Jonathan Isacoff, Ph.D., associate professor of political science and director of environmental studies at Gonzaga University, lectures on, "Terrorism and America's Response: Offense, Defense and the War on Terror."
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Dean's Dialogue: Global Climate Change
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| - Whitworth faculty lead a panel discussion on the Christian response to global warming.
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Heritage Week 2008: Spring Convocation
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| - Whitworth President William P. Robinson and campus historian and history professor Dale Soden lecture at Whitworth University's Spring 2008 Convocation.
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Heritage Week 2008: Darrell Guder Lecture
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| - Darrell Guder, dean of academic affairs and the Henry Winters Luce Professor of Missional and Ecumenical Theology at Princeton University, lectures on "The Missional Church in the Public Square: Challenges for the 21st Century."
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Heritage Week 2008: Robert Mitchell Lecture
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| - Robert Mitchell, the former president of Young Life and the former vice president of United States Ministries for World Vision, lectures on, "When the Scriptures Come Alive " An Introduction to Lectio Divina (Praying the Scriptures)."
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Core 250 Lecture: Dostoevsky's "The Grand Inquisitor"
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| - Whitworth Professor Leonard Oakland introduces Russian novelist Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky and explores an excerpt from Dostoevsky's last book, "The Brothers Karamazov."
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An Emergent Mainline Dialogue: Listening to Generations Past, Present and Future
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| - John R. Franke, professor of theology at Biblical Seminary in Hatfield, Penn., lectures at, "An Emergent Mainline Dialogue: Listening to Generations Past, Present and Future."
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An Emergent Mainline Dialogue: Listening to Generations Past, Present and Future
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| - Doug Pagitt, pastor of Solomon's Porch, in Minneapolis, lectures at, "An Emergent Mainline Dialogue: Listening to Generations Past, Present and Future."
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An Emergent Mainline Dialogue: Listening to Generations Past, Present and Future
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| - Tony Jones, the national coordinator of Emergent Village and a doctoral fellow and senior research fellow in practical theology at Princeton Theological Seminary, lectures at, "An Emergent Mainline Dialogue: Listening to Generations Past, Present and Future."
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Core 350 Lecture: Community and "The Good"
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| - Whitworth Professor James Waller introduces Unit III in which the questions, "What are the inherent policy tensions involved in living in community and how do we structure life so as to resolve them," are analyzed.
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Parents' Weekend Sermon 2007
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| - Whitworth President William P. Robinson delivers the sermon, "Good and Bad Memories," at Parents' Weekend 2007.
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Laurie Lamon Poetry Reading
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| - Whitworth Associate Professor of English Laurie Lamon, recipient of a 2007 Witter Bynner Fellowship, conducts a poetry reading.
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Faith, Film and Philosophy Conference
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| - Ralph Winter, producer of the film "X-Men," lectures at Whitworth University on the topic, "The Storytelling Landscape: The Challenges for a Christian in Hollywood."
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Fall 2007 Convocation
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| - Whitworth President William P. Robinson delivers the Fall 2007 Convocation Address.
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Spring 2007 Convocation
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| - Whitworth President William P. Robinson delivers the Spring 2007 Convocation Address, "The World that God so Loved."
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Science & Society Lecture
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| - The annual Science & Society Lecture Series featured Dr. Thomas Schaaf, a 1979 Whitworth alumnus who is the assistant district medical director of Group Health Cooperative Spokane/Coeur d'Alene Health Care Centers. Schaaf presents a lecture entitled, "The Color Purple: Why TV Drug Ads Should Give You Heartburn."
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