E.N. Thompson Forum AV Archive
NET Streaming E.N. Thompson Forum Archive
2009-2010
- Kaiser Kuo
- Video podcast (459 mb MP4)
- Doug Bereuter
- Video podcast (431 mb MP4)
2008-2009
- Colin G. Campbell
- Audio podcast (30 mb MP4)
- Video podcast (473 mb MP4)
- Dr. Michael Olivas & Dr. Vernon Briggs - Wilson Dialogue
- Audio podcast (39 mb MP4)
- Video podcast (262 mb MP4)
- March 25 Promotional Video
- Video podcast (22 mb MP4)
- Sarah Chayes
- Video podcast (405 mb MP4)
- March 4 Promotional Video
- Video podcast (24 mb MP4)
- F.W. de Klerk
- Video podcast (357 mb MP4)
- February 10 Promotional Video
- Video podcast (24 mb MP4)
- Theodore "Ted" Sorensen
- Video podcast (300 mb MP4)
- Press Conference (113 mb MP4)
- November Promotional Video
- Video podcast (14 mb MP4)
- Ronald Dworkin
- Video podcast (506 mb MP4)
- October Promotional Video
- Video podcast (13 mb MP4)
- David Gergen
- Video podcast (435 mb MP4)
- September Promotional Video
- Video podcast (12 mb MP4)
2007
- Bruce Babbitt
- Audio podcast (24 mb MP3)
- Video podcast (423 mb MOV)
- Richard Cizik
- Video podcast (627 mb MPEG-4)
- Amory Lovins
- Audio podcast (44 mb MP3)
- Video podcast (1.1 gb MOV)
- Wilson Dialogue on Domestic Issues: Featuring Douglas Durante & Jerry Taylor
- Audio podcast (19.8 mb MP3)
- Video podcast (632 mb MP4)
- Joel Sartore
- Audio podcast (20 mb MP3)
- Video podcast (1.2 gb MP4)
2006
- John Bolton
- Audio podcast (18.2 mb MP3)
- Azar Nafisi
- Audio podcast (10.5 mb MP3)
- George McGovern
- Audio podcast (16.4 mb MP3)
- Clyde Prestowitz
- Audio podcast (23.5 mb MP3)
- Sherwin Nuland
- Audio podcast (33.6 mb MP3)
2005
- Michael Walzer
- Audio podcast (30.5 mb MP3)
- T.R. Reid
- Audio podcast (9.5 mb MP3)
- Peter Peterson
- Audio podcast (20 mb MP3)
In its 20-year history, the E.N. Thompson Forum on World Issues has established itself as one of the preeminent speakers series in higher education. Past Thompson Forum events have featured, among many others: Mikhail Gorbachev, former president of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics; Holocaust survivor and peace activist Elie Weisel; Camelia Sadat, the daughter of Anwar Sadat and founder of the Sadat Peace Institute; Maki Mandela, daughter of the former South African president; the Rev. Peter Gomes, Plummer Professor of Christian Morals at Harvard University; Hedrick Smith, journalist and expert on the former Soviet Union; Kennedy Administration Secretary of Defense Robert MacNamara; and Archbishop Desmond Tutu.
To suggest topics or speakers for future EN Thompson Forums on World Issues, please contact:
Marcia White, Coordinator
Office of Undergraduate Studies
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
201 Seaton Hall
P.O. Box 880683
Lincoln NE 68588-0683
(402) 472-0074
mwhite2@unl.edu
