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Wednesday, February 15
Saturday, February 18
Monday, February 20
FEBRUARY 10. 1995
IMPORTANT EVENTS
10:00 a.m.
ENCOUNTER SERV."' ' ■•.<,-.; <
"Challenges of Peace in the Middle
East." Professor Heim Gordon, Beer
Sheva, Israel
CLAST Test for Stetson Students
UNIVERSITY FACULTY VFETING
ANNOUNCEMENTS
REMINDER-The Institute for Christian Ethics and the Program in Religion and Ethics are pleased to sponsor
Professors Rivca and Heim Gordon, from Ben-Gunion University of Negev to Stetson University. The Gordons will
be available to speak in the classroom setting February 13 and 14 all day and on February 15 from R 00 a.it to
2:00 p.m. To take advantage of this opportunity please call Tessa at ext. 7520. Rivca Gordon's topic for
discussion will be "A Jewish Team Works for Human Rights in the Gaza Strip." Heim Gordon's topic will be an
expansion of "Challenges of Peace in the Middle East." From: Tessa Immich
REMINDER-The Faculty Senate will meet on Monday, February 13, at 6:45 p.m. in the Faculty Lou .ge o< ^he
Carlton Union Building. Faculty wishing to attend may do so.
From: Susan Wilson, Secretary, Faculty Senate
REMINDER--On Monday, February 13, at 7:00 p.m., in Room 100 in the Lynn Business Center, Donald Horowitz
is presenting a lecture entitled "Ethnic Self Determination After the Cold War." The lecture is sponsored by Pi
Sigma Alpha, the Political Science Fraternity. The James B. Duke Professor of Law and Political Science, Dr.
Horowitz is one of the world's leading experts on the politics of ethnicity. This is a correction to schedules
published in some university publications. From: Judy Chmura, Russian Studies Progiam
The Faculty Women's Caucus will meet Monday, February 13, at 10:00 a.m. in Room 201 i iagle. W : h; e
several items on our agenda that need our attention, so please make an effort to attend. If you have other ite> s
for the agenda, please call me at ext. 7244. From: Diane Everett, Coordinator, Faculty Women's Caucus
LAST CALL TO FACULTY: Please consider cross-listing one of your summer or fall course? ab ? W-jinn «r\d
Gender Studies course. If you would like guidelines to determine whether your course might count toward the
WGS minor or if you wish information about how to submit your course to the WGS committee for approval, please
call ext. 7724 for write me (Box 8294) as soon as possible. From: Ann Morris, Coordinator of WGS
"HUMANITARIAN INTERVENTION: WHY? WHEN? HOW?" will be the topic of Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar
Burns Weston next Thursday, the 16th, at 7:00 p.m. in the Stetson Room. Dr. Weston is Murray Professor of Law
and Associate Dean of International and Comparative Legal Studies at the University of Iowa. A highly regarded
scholar in his field, he has written extensively on international security, human rights, and global environmental
issues. Recently, he has been engaged in human rights and conflict mitigation missions in Serbia and Georgia (the
former S.S.R.). Please encourage your students to take advantage of this stimulating encounter
From: Terry Grieb, Adviser, Phi Beta Kappa
