Legacy Lecture Series
The Legacy
Lecture Series began in 1992. This series provides an opportunity
for faculty to address the key experiences and values that have
shaped their lives as educators and scholars-and to share their
visions for the future. This is an occasion for celebrating and
reflecting on what it means to be a teacher.
Traditionally, one Legacy
Lecture has been given each fall and spring semester, and the entire
University community is invited to attend along with friends and
relatives of the Lecturer. Professor Helen Gilde from the Department
of English delivered the first Legacy Lecture, and twenty-seven more
have followed. The twenty-seventh Lecture was offered last November 2005, by Dr. Robert C. Maxson, President of California State University, Long Beach. The 2006 Legacy Lecture recipient is Dr. Dee Abrahamse, Interim Provost/Senior Vice President of Academic Affairs.
Here is the complete list
of Legacy Lecturers:
- Helen Cheney Gilde, English
- Lloyd T. Inui, Asian/Asian American Studies
- Dorothy Goldish, Chemistry/Biochemistry
- Elaine Haglund, Educational Psychology/Administration
- Fernando Penalosa, Sociology
- Norma Brandel Gibbs, Psychology
- Robert Brophy, English
- Jack Minar, Recreation/Leisure Studies
- Jack Rose, Kinesiology/Physical Education
- Karl Anatol, Provost/Senior Vice President
- Raphael Hanson, Psychology
- Sherna Berger Gluck, History/Women's Studies
- Lawrence Lerner, Physics and Astronomy
- Roberta H. Markman, Comparative Literature/Classics
- Joseph Krause, Art
- Jack Munsee, Physics and Astronomy
- David Bernstein, History
- Pat Finot, Dance
- Sema'an Salem, Physics and Astronomy
- Susan Nummedal, Psychology
- Dixie Grimmett, Kinesiology/Physical Education
- San-pao Li, Asian/Asian American Studies
- John Jung, Pyschology
- Ingrid Aall, Art
- Nancy Briggs, Communication Studies
- Norma Tarrow, Teacher Education
- Robert C. Maxson / President CSULB
- Dee Abrahamse, College of Liberal Arts
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