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Spring 2003 Colloquium Series
lease note: Additional colloquia and events are added throughout the semester.
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| Wednesday, February 12 | I'm an Engineer, Why Do I Have to Know Anything About Management? or, Avoiding the Dilbert Syndrome 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Guttenberg ITC Bldg., Room 1400 |
| Speaker: Dr. Mark Somers, Acting Dean, NJIT School of Management | |
| Wednesday, February 19 | War, Technology and the Rise of the West 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Guttenberg ITC Bldg., Room 1400 Cosponsored by the NJIT/Rutgers Federated Department of History and the NJIT Department of Humanities and Social Science |
| Guest Speaker: Jeremy Black, Professor, University of Exeter, England | |
| Monday, February 24 | My Study Abroad Experience: A Student Panel Discussion 11:30 AM - 1:00PM Location: Weston Hall, Lecture Hall 1 |
| Participants: Michael Geoffrey Cox Cerreto Regine Jean- Alex Manis Baptiste Ben Lerch Moderators: Scott Kline and Jeff Grundy, Office Of International Students and Faculty | |
| Wednesday, March 5 | Biometrics Methods and Technologies: Protection from Identity Theft 2:30 - 4:00 PM Location: TBA |
| Professor Michael Recce, Biomedical Engineering, and Brigadier General William T. Marshall | |
| Wednesday, March 5 | The Margaret & Herman Sokol Science Lecture Montclair State University 7:30 PM – 10:00 PM |
| Speaker: Brian Greene, Physicist, String Theorist, Professor, and Author of The Elegant Universe Sign up for transportation in ADHC Office (151 Tiernan) by February 28 | |
| Monday, March 31 | Be Your Own Mentor: Strategies for Success from Sheila Wellington, the Nation’s Leading Advocate for Women in Business 11:30 AM - 1:00PM Weston Hall, Lecture Hall 1 Cosponsored by NJIT’s Murray Center for Women in Technology as part of its annual Lillian M. Gilbreth Colloquium in celebration of National Women’s History Month |
| The first 30 students to arrive will receive a free copy of Ms. Wellington's book "Be Your Own Mentor". | Speaker: Sheila Wellington, President of Catalyst, author of Be Your Own Mentor (Random House, 2001) |
| Tuesday, April 1 | "Last Lecture" Series, Co-Sponsored by Residential Living 5:00 - 5:45 PM Location: Cypress Hall TV Lounge |
| Architecture Dean Urs Gauchat What would he say to the NJIT community if he were giving his last lecture? | |
| Monday, April 7 | Forensic Science: DNA in Law Enforcement 11:30 AM – 1:00 PM Weston Hall, Lecture Hall 1 |
| Forensic Science is a fast-growing career area. If you would like to have lunch with the speakers following the colloquium, email Ms. Chipepo | Guest Speakers: Ed LaRue, Forensic Scientist with the NJ State Police Forensic Laboratory; and Harry McCurdy, attorney |
| Friday, April 11 | Honors Night at the Theater Bradley Hall Theater, Rutgers-Newark Campus, 7:00 PM NJIT-Rutgers Production of As Five Years Pass by Federico Garcia Lorca |
| The play will be followed immediately by a conversation with the Director. Students must attend both the play and the conversation to get colloquium credit. For Honors students only. Sign up in ADHC Office or by email by April 4th | |
| Wednesday, April 16 | The BS/MS Program at NJIT 2:30 - 4:00 PM Location: Hazell Ballroom A Refreshments served Co-sponsored by Admissions |
| Steve Eck and Clarissa Gonzalez-Lenahan, Office of Graduate Studies | |
| Wednesday, April 23 | Private Communication in a Public World via Cryptography 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM Cullimore Lecture Hall 2 |
| Robert Statica, Associate Director, NJIT Cryptography & Telecommunication Laboratory |