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Dr. Julia Hare Thursday, September 29, 2005
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium Dr. Julia Hare, National
Executive Director of The Black Think Tank, is widely regarded as
one of the most dynamic motivational speakers today. She is
co-author with her husband, Dr. Nathan Hare, of The Endangered
Black Family, Bringing the Black Boy to Manhood: The Passage, and
The Miseducation of the Black Child: Crisis in Black Sexual
Politics. Her most recent book is How to Find and Keep a BMW
(Black Man Working).
Dr. Julia Hare was born
in Tulsa,
Oklahoma.
Her formal education includes a B.A in music from Langston
University of Langston in
1960;
a master's in music education form
Roosevelt University
1962
and Ph.D. in education from the
California
Coast University in
1987.
In
1979,
Hare, along with her husband, formed The Black Think Tank located in
San Francisco, California. Their consulting firm focuses on issues
affecting the black family. She has appeared on several television
programs and has spoken before the
Congressional Black Caucus.
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Lyceum Series
Fall 2005 - Spring 2006
Click on speaker's name for more information
Sept.
8 — Deltorro L. McNeal, II
"Enjoying the Climb of 2005"
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Sept. 29 — Dr.
Julia Hare
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Oct. 5 — The
Two Bells
"African American Story Tellers"
7:30
pm
Biddle Auditorium
Oct. 11 —
Dr. David Callahan
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Nov. 1 —
One Woman Play with Sakeena Nicole
CANCELLED
Nov.
15 —
The RFK Memorial Lecture
Collaboration with
Johnson C. Smith University and the Community
Relations Committee (CRC) of Charlotte
Reverend Andrew Karnley,
Apostolic Administrator
of the Archdiocese of Monrovia
“Post-Conflict Liberia: Challenges to Creating a Lasting Peace
Through the Respect for the Full Spectrum of Human Rights”
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Jan. 17 — Dr.
Angela Y. Davis
"Civil Rights and Human Rights: Future Trajectories"
A Historian’s Quest: Research Above Ground and Underground
10:00 am
Brayboy Gymnasium
Jan. 25 — "Two Women and a
Glass of Wine"
Play by Sibyl
Lee-English
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Feb. 9 — Juan
Logan
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Mar. 1 — Rae Lewis-Thornton
"The Understanding and Prevention of HIV"
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Mar. 10 —
Korean Christian Women's Choir of Charlotte (KCWCC)
7:30 pm
Jane M. Smith Memorial Church
Mar. 16 —
Judith Still
"Remembering My Father: William
Grant Still"
7:30 pm
Biddle Auditorium
Mar. 28 —
Beverly Fields Burnette, Poet
Workshop
4:00 pm
Newsome Humanities Building
Reading
7:30 pm
Worlds of Words International Poetry Festival
Biddle Auditorium
Mar. 29 — Favorite Poets Project
7:30 pm
Worlds of Words International
Poetry Festival
Grimes Lounge
Mar. 30 —
Jaki Shelton Greene, Poet
Workshop
4:00 pm
Newsom Humanities Building
Reading
7:30 pm
Worlds of Words International
Poetry Festival
Biddle Auditorium
Mar. 31 — Fourth Annual Black Ink Monks Performance
7:30 pm
Worlds of Words
International Poetry Festival
Grimes Lounge
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