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Lecturers 2008-09

Kenneth R. Miller
Sept. 2
Richard Leakey
Oct. 6
Natalie Angier
Jan. 27 2009

All lectures are free and open to the public. They are held at 4:00 in the auditorium of the Science Center Complex on Roosevelt Drive on the Auburn University Campus unless noted otherwise. Parking areas nearest the auditorium are the lot in front of Comer Hall on the corner of Roosevelt and College Streets, and the Library parking deck off Roosevelt. Tiger Transit buses (Charcoal Line) run between the Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts and campus regularly until 6:00 pm weekdays. Persons parking in the Museum lot should be at a campus bus stop by about 5:30 in order to be sure to catch the last bus back to the museum. The nearest bus stop to the Science Center Auditorium is on Mell Street at Roosevelt.

For more information, contact:
Littleton-Franklin Lectures Program
Department of Biological Sciences
331 Funchess Hall
Auburn University
Auburn, AL 36849-5312
(334)-844-4830

The Littleton-Franklin Lectures address the pervasive problem of retaining our humanity and ideals in a rapidly developing technological society. This year's speakers are:


Kenneth R. Miller	Natalie Angier

Richard Leakey

Sponsored the College of Sciences and Mathematics, Auburn University; Merchant Capital, Montgomery, AL; Yetta and Mary Samford, Opelika, AL; and funds from the John and Mary Franklin Foundation of Atlanta Georgia. The series in its name also recogonizes the services of Mosley Professor Emeritus Taylor D. Littleton.

The Littleton-Franklin Faculty Committee:
James Bradley, Chair (Biological Science)
Richard Chapman (Computer Science and Engineering)
Robert Greenleaf (Music)
Jack Rogers (Mathematics)
Sheri Schumacher (Architecture)
Philip Shevlin (Chemistry)
Michelle Sidler (English)

Lecturers 2008-09

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