Symposium Against Indifference: December 2011

December 5, 2011

Schedule of Events: 2013-2014

What?	When?	Where?
“Remember Nhu”	February 7, 2012 (7:00pm)	Hawkins-Conard Student Center Auditorium
“Helping Haiti from Home: How Local Efforts can Support International Disaster Relief” (Presenter: Bertin Meance)	February 21, 2012 (7:00pm)	Ridenour Room, Dauch College of Business & Economics
“What Native Americans and Indigenous Peoples Can Teach Us About Globalization” (Presenter: Tom Hall)	March 20, 2012 (7:00pm)	Hawkins-Conard Student Center Auditorium
“The Reporter” (panel discussion after screening of film)	April 10, 2012 (7:00pm)	Hawkins-Conard Student Center Auditorium
“The Warrior Ape: God, Biology and the Hope for Global Peace” (Presenter: Thomas Hayden)	April 11, 2012 (7:00pm)	Upper Convocation Center

About Symposium Against Indifference

The College of Arts and Sciences at Ashland University inaugurated the Symposium Against Indifference in 2001 as a biennial series of events and lectures dedicated to overcoming apathy in the face of human concerns by raising awareness and promoting compassionate engagement. The Symposium seeks to challenge the University community -- as well as the wider Ashland community -- toward a deeper understanding of difficult affairs and toward creative personal and corporate responses. Symposium themes from previous years include the Holocaust, human nature, terrorism, the promises and perils of technology, inquiry into what make a hero, globalization, Latin America, and building bridges through dialogue.