Jefferson Society — Fall 2005 Speakers

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Fall 2005 Speaker Series

Friday, September 2nd,	Mr. Julian Franklin Professor Emeritus, Columbia University More Information
Friday, September 9th,	Ms. Katherine Avery September 11 Volunteer
Friday, September 9th,	Commander David Tarantino Medal of Valor Recipient for heroic action on 9/11, Medical Corps, U. S. Navy
Friday, September 16th,	Mr. Millard Fuller Founder, Habitat for Humanity and Founder and President, The Fuller Center for Housing More Information
Friday, September 23rd,	Mr. Carlos Eire Author and Winner of the 2003 National Book Award for Waiting For Snow in Havana More Information
Friday, September 30th,	Mr. Brett Lot Editor, The Southern Review More Information
Friday, October 7th,	Mr. Thomas Dine Program Director, Radio Free Europe More Information
Friday, October 14th,	Ms. Georgia Willis University of Virginia Board of Visitors More Information
Friday, October 21st,	Mr. Terence Phil Susan Linn Sage Professor of Philosophy More Information
Tuesday, October 25th,	Mr. Stephen Darwall John Dewey Collegiate Professor More Information
Friday, October 28th,	Mr. Steven Lukes Professor of Sociology, New York University More Information
Friday, November 4th,	Mr. Brent Glass Director, National Museum of American History More Information
Friday, November 11th,	The Right Reverend Peter James Lee Bishop of Virginia More Information
Tuesday, November 15th,	Mr. Eric Maskin Economist, Institute for Advanced Study More Information
Friday, November 18th,	The Honorable Bob Barr U.S. House Representatives More Information
Friday, December 2nd,	Mr. Kendall Walton Charles Stevenson Collegiate Professor of Philosophy, University of Michigan More Information

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