Presentations by IH Faculty for IH Faculty

IH 51

Seminars Scheduled for Fall 2001

Don't know much about Sophocles? Galileo? Shakespeare? Watch/hear an expert do it first. Want to follow certain themes through the course but don't know where to get ideas? Keep reading...

Faculty Resources are available on video tape, audio tape, and here (digitally) and elsewhere on the internet.

The audio and video tapes on this list of IH51 Faculty Seminars Archived since 1980 are available for signing out in the IH office. The Media Center downstairs in Anderson also has IH Faculty Seminar video tapes available for checking out. List forthcoming.

Sometimes faculty provide write-ups/notes of their faculty seminars. Here are some: 

• Faculty Seminar on the Koran (from the 1980's)

• Sundiata Study Guide (Tjart)

• Sundiata Seminar Outline (Big, Dossar, Zelnick)

• Fitting Sundiata into IH 51 (Neil Big)

• Some Suggestions for Teaching Sundiata (Big)

• Perikles (Alex Watts-Tobin)

• Socrates and the Apology (Siegel, Spring 2000)

• Galileo Faculty Seminar Notes (Forster)

• Galileo Faculty Seminar Notes 2 (Forster)

• GALILEO'S MEDICEAN PLANETS in the STARRY MESSENGER (Forster)

• RENAISSANCE SCIENCE TALK (Forster)

• Themes in Othello (Bernhard-Jackson)

• Background for Shakespeare's Othello (Professor Jackson)

• Lynn Tribble on Instilling Good Web-based Research Practices: A Guide for Instructors (ITUG presentation)

Some faculty have also written essays on themes they have followed during the course of a semester, effectively (they hope) linking the texts and presenting a coherent, cogent collection of texts that work together to form some sort of whole. If you have done this, too, please contribute your observations, no matter how long or short. 

• The Oresteia as Foundation (Janice Siegel)

• Some common features of Western political, moral, and
  religious thought from the Hebrew Bible to Machiavelli" (Marc Stier)

• Faculty Seminar (themes)