DARWIN AND DARWINISM: CROSS-DISCIPLINARY EXPLORATION OF LEARNING

A CUNY Faculty Development Colloquium

Friday, April 11, 1997, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM
CONFERENCE CENTER, BARUCH COLLEGE
151 E 25th Street

8:30-9:00	Breakfast (coffee, tea, juice, rolls)
9:00-9:20	Alexandra W. Logue, Dean, School or Liberal Arts and Sciences, Baruch College
9:20-9:30	Overview of the Day
9:30-10:30	Perspectives on Darwin and Darwinism in the Curriculum
	Speakers:
	Joseph Dauben, Professor of History, CUNY Graduate School and Univ. Center Gary Hentzi, Associate Professor of English, Baruch College Marilyn Neimark, Professor of Accountancy, Baruch College Yaakov Shechter, Professor of Biology, Lehman College Susan Tenenbaum, Associate Professor of Political Science, Baruch College Magda Vasillov, Professor of Visual and Performing Arts, Hostos Community College John Wahlert, Professor of Biology, Baruch College
10:30-11:30	Plenary Lecture. Dr. David Kohn, Robert Fisher Oxnam Professor of Science and Technology, Drew University: "CHARLES DARWIN, SCIENCE AND ESTHETICS"
11:30-11:45	Question session
11:45-12:45	Lunch: Meet the speakers
1:00-2:00	Panel Discussion -- Implementation Across Disciplines. Panelists include faculty and students in: Accountancy, Economics and Finance, English, History, Management, Modern Languages, Natural Sciences, Political Science, Public Administration, & Sociology and Anthropology
2:00-2:20	Student Seminar Participants
2:30-3:45	"Birds of a Feather" Sessions: Faculty gather in discipline-based small groups to discuss applications of ideas to teaching in their own disciplines.
3:45-4:30	Plenary Session: "Birds of a Feather" Group Discussion, Plans for Collaboration, & Evaluation

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