Spring 2007 Lecture Series
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Spring 2007CRIME:
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| Date | Speaker | Lecture Title |
| January 15 | MLK Day - No Classes | |
| January 29 | Andrew Austin, Chair of Sociology, University of Wisconsin at Green Bay | The Sociology of Crime and Punishment |
| February 5 | Robert Glenn, Vice Provost | Sherlock Holmes: The First CSI |
| February 12 | Tammy Melton, Chemistry | DNA and Crime Scene Evidence |
| February 19 | Bill Shulman, Criminal Justice | The Death Penalty: If at First We Don't Succeed . . . |
| February 26 | Mark Byrnes, Liberal Arts | Crime in Film |
| March 5 | Spring Break - No Classes | |
| March 12 | Pete McCluskey, English | Detective Fiction |
| March 19 | Hugh Berryman, Sociology and Anthropology | Talking to the Dead: A Forensic Anthropologist's Perspective |
| March 26 | James Tate, Psychology | Causes of Crime |
| April 2 | Gloria Hamilton, Psychology | Crime: Intervention and Prevention--What Works |
| April 9 | Josh Alexander, Honors graduate | Crime and Punishment in 1940s Murfreesboro |
| April 16 | Honors Students | Honors Thesis Presentations |
| April 23 | Honors Students | Honors Thesis Presentations |
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