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I want the opportunity to meet world leaders.
An impressive array of speakers, ranging from retired General Colin
Powell and astronaut James Lovell to Black Panthers founder Bobby Seale
and dissidents such as Egyptian poet Nawal El Saadawi prompt discussions
in and out of the classroom.
Speakers in the Great Issues-Great Ideas lecture series
1995
Apollo 13 Commander James Lovell
Illinois Attorney General Jim
Ryan
Former NAACP Director Benjamin Hooks
Former United States Attorney General Richard Thornburgh
1996
60 Minutes Anchor Ed Bradley
Former UN Ambassador Jeane
Kirkpatrick
1997
Nobel Laureates Oscar Arias, Mairead Maguire, Elie Wiesel
Former
British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher
1998
Former First Lady Barbara Bush
Retired General Colin Powell
1999
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Archbishop Desmond Tutu
Former Soviet
Union President Mikhail Gorbachev
2000
Former South Africa President F.W. de Klerk
Former United States
President and First Lady George and Barbara Bush
2001
Former
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright
"The leaders that Benedictine University brings to campus are not
only an inspiration, they are also accessible. I've had an incredible
opportunity to learn from their successes - and failures - and
continuously build on their wisdom as I pursue my own goals."
Julie Cronin,
senior international business and economics
major
Dwight, Illinois
"Benedictine's commitment to provide high-caliber speakers to the
greater Chicagoland area makes me proud to be affiliated with the
University today as an alumnus. The education process continues to enrich
my formalized education."
Chris Comes, C94
Senior Communications Manager, Sprint PCS
To learn more about our lecture series at Benedictine University, go
to Great
Issues-Great Ideas Lecture Series
To learn more about Benedictine University, go to www.ben.edu
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