Each year the Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Speakers Bureau offers free talks on topics ranging from leadership and democracy to souther literature and child psychology. The faculty selected to participate are seasoned speakers with something to say about a subject that interests you, and the programs are offered free of charge on a first come, first served basis. This year's line up focuses on government, citizenship, and politics.
For more information, or to book one of the programs listed below, call (334) 844-4946 or email claspeakers@auburn.edu.
Murray Jardine -- "The Meaning of Freedom in America"
Rene McEldowney -- "Universal Health Care"
Lindy Biggs -- "Sustainability as Citizenship"
Margaret Fitch-Hauser -- "Can You Hear Me Now?"
Clifton Perry -- "Citizenship Rights of Native Americans"
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