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Our panelists in this session discuss the intersection between their knowledge as political scientists and their experiences in higher education. This session includes a discussion of topics like…

This reel contains Harvey Gross speaking at the University of Denver on February 25 1965 as part of the English Department lecture series. The title of his lecture is "History as Metaphysical…

This reel contains Harvey Gross speaking at the University of Denver during the winter/spring 1965 Department of English Lecture Series. This is the first lecture of the series that ran from January…

This reel contains John Ciardi speaking at the University of Denver on May 27 1971 as part of the English Department Lecture Series. The title of his lecture is "The Lives of X" which is…

This reel contains Wayne Carver speaking at the University of Denver on March 31 1966. The title of his lecture is "The Grand Inquisitor's Long March". Carver discusses…

This reel contains Burton Feldman speaking at the University of Denver on May 19 1969. The title of his lecture is the Art of Politics. Feldman essentially posits that politics is inseparably…

This reel contains Irving Howe speaking at the University of Denver on May 18 1967. The title of his lecture is American Literature: Anarchy and Authority. Topics of discussion include political…

This reel contains Irving Howe speaking at the University of Denver on April 29 as part of the English Department Lecture Series. The year of the recording is unknown though it was most likely in the…

On this reel Rollo May--existential psychologist and author of Love and Will--gives a lecture at the University of Denver on Tuesday April 18 1967. During the lecture May discusses the notion of…

As business professionals, we all have mountains of data. Instead of sifting through spreadsheets trying to find the “needle in the haystack”, we should utilize today’s powerful…

Japanese and American professors analyze the impact of the invasion of Ukraine on the policies of the Indo-Pacific and especially what it means for Taiwan.

In this interactive workshop, we will share a storytelling framework- the story of us, self, and now- that participants can use to delve into their own positionalities and stakes in racial justice…

What could psychotherapists stand to learn from abolitionist movements? How might abolitionist ideas radicalize psychotherapy practices in ways that seek to dismantle white supremacy and colonialism,…

World-renowned activist, poet, and author of "The Body is Not an Apology: The Power of Radical Self-Love", Sonya Renee Taylor invites us to reconnect with the radical origins of our minds…

Dorothy Trevino interviews Jim Fitzgerald and early Mancos Colorado settler. This interview is part of a series of oral histories of early Mancos settlers taken in the 1970s intended to be part of…

Dorothy Trevino reads an essay Written by Ira Freeman titled "Reminiscing" first published in the Mancos Times about his life in the Mancos Valley in the early to mid 1900's. Dorothy…