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Paul W. Martin Sr. Lectureship
The Paul W. Martin Sr. Lectureship was established by Dr. H. Lee Martin in 2005. The purpose of the lecture is to bring nationally-known leaders to the Honors College, thereby giving Honors students and the middle Tennessee community important exposure to well known experts. One or two Martin Lectures are given each academic year. Some effort is made to host a speaker whose renown or topic of interest coincides with the theme established for the Honors Lecture Series.
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Martin Lectureship History |
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Semester |
Speaker |
Lecture Title |
| Spring 2010 |
Mike Ragsdale
Knox Co. Mayor |
Reforming Education in a Time of Austerity |
| Spring 2009 |
Martha C. Daughtrey,
U.S. Court of Appeals (Sixth Circuit) |
Judicial Independence in Jeopardy: The First Amendment and the Culture Wars |
| Fall 2007 |
Phil Bredesen,
Governor of Tennessee |
Exploring Issues in Education |
| Fall 2006 | Dr. H. Lee Martin | Techonomics: Understanding the Sources of Global Change |
| Fall 2005 | Dr. Myles Brand | The Myths of College Sports: 100 Years of Misperceptions |
| Spring 2005 | General Hugh Shelton | America's Challenge: Dealing with the Middle East, Terrorism, and an Uncertain Future |
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