Speakers
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Steven Cassedy - Professor of Literature
Moderator
Margaret J. Schoeninger - Professor of Anthropology
"How Food Fueled Human Origins"
William H.C. Propp - Professor of History
"In His Image and Likeness: Being Human in Ancient Israel"
Matthew T. Herbst - Director of the Making of the Modern World
"Desire, Temptation, and Spiritual Struggle: Historical Christian Perspectives on Being Human"
Suzanne Cahill - Adjunct Professor of History
"Suffering, Enlightenment, and Immortality: Chinese Buddhists and Daoists on the Human Condition"
Hasan Kayali - Professor of History
"The Divine and the Human in Islamic Tradition: A Historical Perspective"
Steve Kay - Dean of the Division of Biological Sciences
"Humanity's Greatest Challenge - Food, Fuel and the Future"
Seth Lerer - Dean of the Division of Arts and Humanities
"The Verve: How We Became Modern"
Terrence Sejnowski - Francis Crick Professor of Biology, Salk Institute
"What Makes the Human Brain Human"
Pamela Radcliff - Professor of History
"Political Perspectives on Being Human in the 20th Century: Fascism, Communism, and Democracy"
