Fall 2018 Events
October 9
11 a.m. Mears Cottage Living Room
Foreign Affairs Discussion
Join us as David Harrison leads the discussion based on an article from The Economist. (Sept. 2018)
A Liberal World Order to Fight for: A World Order Under Challenge.
October 11
11 a.m., Rosenfield Center 101
Kathy Cramer
Co-sponsored with the Department of Political Science
November 13
11 a.m. Mears Cottage Living Room
Foreign Affairs Discussion
November 14
8 p.m. Rosenfield Center, Room 101
Cultivate the Karass, civil discourse workshop
Spring 2019 Events
Humanitarian Aid Mini-Symposium
February 5
11 a.m. Mears Cottage Living Room
Foreign Affairs Discussion
March 5
11 a.m. Mears Cottage Living Room
Foreign affairs Discussion
April 2
11 a.m. Mears Cottage Living Room
Foreign Affairs Discussion
Past Rosenfield Program Events
2016-17 Rosenfield Program Events
2015–16 Rosenfield Program Events
2014–15 Rosenfield Program Events
2013–14 Rosenfield Program Events
2012–13 Rosenfield Program Events
2011–12 Rosenfield Program Events
2010–11 Rosenfield Program Events
2009–10 Rosenfield Program Events
2008–09 Rosenfield Program Events
2007–08 Rosenfield Program Events
2006–07 Rosenfield Program Events
2005–06 Rosenfield Program Events
2004–05 Rosenfield Program Events
2003–04 Rosenfield Program Events
2002–03 Rosenfield Program Events
2001–02 Rosenfield Program Events
2000–01 Rosenfield Program Events
Fall 1989 – Spring 2000 Rosenfield Program Events
Fall 1987 – Spring 1989 Rosenfield Program Events
Videos
Ebola, the World Health Organization, and the Chances of Reform
Counterinsurgency and the Future of Afghanistan
What Time is it?: An Afternoon with Civil Rights Pioneer Grace Lee Boggs
Grinnell Minute with Wadzanai Motsi '12
The Media: Changes and Challenges
Morris Dees, 2011 Innovator for Social Justice Prize Symposium keynote
The Business of Human Trafficking
The Truth About Domestic Sex Trafficking and How it Affects You
Human Trafficking: Jose Moya, A Historical and Global Perspective
Human Trafficking Panel Discussion
Martin Luther King, Jr. and the "Beloved Campus"