Carol Wogrin, nurse and clinical psychologist; executive director,
Children and the Grieving Process
Phyllis Silverman, author of
co-principle investigator, Mass General Hospital/Harvard Child Bereavement Studies.
2000-21 (8/6/00)
The Aging of Massachusetts Workforce
David Terkla, Professor of Economics UMass Boston
Elderhostel
Jim Versheueren, Associate Vice President of Program Administration,
2000-20 (7/30/00)
The African-American Experience in Massachusetts Courts
The Honorable Julian T. Houston, Justice of the Superior Court of Massachusetts.
Racial Profiling
professor, Northeastern University School of Law.
2000-19 (7/23/00)
Environmental Factors in Breast Cancer
Julia Brody, Executive Director,
Nuestros Cuerpos: The New Spanish-language Adaptation of Our Bodies, Ourselves
Ester Shapiro, Professor of Psychology at UMass Boston and one of the authors and editors of
2000-18 (7/16/00)
Frederick Law Olmsted and His Landscape Design Heritage
Charles Beveridge, series editor, Olmsted Papers, American University.
The Livable Cities Initiative
Rebecca Barnes, Vice President, Boston Society of Architects.
2000-17 (7/9/00)
Experiences With Alzheimer's
Charles Pierce, author of
regular contributor to National Public Radio.
Caring for People With Alzheimer's
Kathy Fabiszewski, Coordinator, Adult Gerontological Nurse Practicioner Program at UMass Boston.
2000-16 (7/2/00)
Bringing Boston's History to Life
Bob Krim, Exec. Dir.,
Discovering Cape Cod
Jim O'Connell, Economic Development Officer,
2000-15 (6/25/00)
Power Dynamics of Development in Boston
Joan Vennochi, columnist,
Women and Massachusetts Politics
Betty Taymor, Author of Running Against the Wind: The Struggle of Women in Massachusetts Politics.
2000-14 (6/18/00)
The Changing Face of Boston
Rev. Cheng Imm Tan, Director, Mayor's Office of New Bostonians.
Immigration's Legacy
Westy Egmont, Executive Director, International Institute of Boston; director,
2000-13 (6/11/00)
Taking History to Heart
James Green, author of
Professor of History and Labor Studies, College of Public and Community Service, UMass Boston.
Preserving Labor's History
Steve Sullivan, Director of Education and Training,
2000-12 (6/4/00)
The Digital Divide
Phil Hart, Director,
Professor of Sociology, UMass Boston.
The Computer Clubhouse: Kids, Creativity, and Community
Gail Breslow, Director,
2000-11 (5/28/00)
Civic Environmentalism
William Shutkin, author of
founder and president of New Ecology, Inc.; lecturer in Urban Studies and Planning at M.I.T.
Thoreau's Journals and the History of New England's Landscape
Director of the
professor of biology, Harvard; author of
2000-10 (5/21/00)
Nantucket and Afro American History
Robert Johnson, assistant professor of
coordinator of the James Bradford Ames Fellowship.
Boston's Museum of Afro-American History
Beverly Morgan-Welch, executive director,
2000-09 (5/14/00)
Challenges in Education Reform
Chairman of Massachusetts Educational Review Commission, faculty of the Harvard University Graduate School of Education, and Executive Director of the Pew Forum on Standards-Based Reform.
Special Education: The Right to an Education for All Children
David Bartley, President,
former state representative.
2000-08 (5/7/00)
Music and the Internet
Reebee Garofalo, Author of
editor, Rockin' the Boat: Mass Music and Mass Movements; Associate Dean of College of Public and Community Service, UMass Boston
The Classical Music Scene
Lloyd Schwartz, Classical music editor for the
and Professor of English, UMass Boston
2000-07 (4/30/00)
E-publishing
Mary Ellen Heinen, Vice President, Sales and Marketing of
Celebrating the reading, literacy, and the printed page
Sharon Shaloo, Executive Director of the
2000-06 (4/23/00)
Exploring Mars
scientist at the
at the Harvard-Smithsonean Center for Astro Physics
Imagining Mars
Robert Crossley, Professor of English, UMass Boston
2000-05 (4/16/00)
Folk Arts in Massachusetts
Maggie Holtzberg, Folk Arts Coordinator,
The National Center of Afro American Artists
Edmund Barry Gaither, Director/Curator of the Museum of the National Center of Afro American Artists in Boston
2000-04 (4/9/00)
The Big Dig and Massachusetts Communities
Michael Widmer, Directorof the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation
Artifacts of the Big Dig
Stephen Mrozowski, Associate Professor of Anthropology at UMass Boston, director of the Andrew Fiske Memorial Center for Archeological Research, and chief archeologist for the Big Dig
2000-03 (4/2/00)
Museums As Schools
Roger Dell, Education Director, Fitchburg Art Museum
The World Music Scene
Dana Westover, Host of Odyssey, heard weekly on
2000-02 (3/25/00)
Creating Multiculturalism in Education
Sonia Nieto, Professor in School of Education, UMass Amherst; author of
Massachusetts and Immigration
Tripp Jones, Executive Director of
2000-01 (3/18/00)
A Portrait of Dorthea Dix
Ellen Rothman of the
Mental Health Care for the Homeless
Dr. Martin Pildis, Medical Director, Tri-City Mental Health and Retardation
