March 2004

University lectures slated for Great Falls
The 2004 Great Falls Lecture Series, Bringing the U to You, continues in April with two engaging speakers. Each lecture costs $10 and will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Missouri Room of the Civic Center.

David Large, a history professor at Montana State University-Bozeman, will present “Still Friends After All These Years? German-American Relations Post 9/11” on Thursday, April 8.
Large will discuss the current German-American estrangement in a broader historical context, arguing that although the present tiff is a serious one, the relationship between the Federal Republic of Germany and the United States always has had rocky moments. He also will examine the problem of anti-Americanism in contemporary Germany.

Paul Lauren, Regents Professor of History at The University of Montana-Missoula, will present “The Revolution of International Human Rights”on Thursday, April 22.
Lauren is one of the world’s leading authorities on the history of international human rights. He has lectured around the world and is a recognized teacher and scholar on diplomacy and international relations.

The Bringing the U to You series was organized by the Great Falls Area Alumni Committee, a group comprising Montana University System alumni committed to bringing lecturers from state campuses to the Great Falls area.

Lecture tickets are available by calling (406) 452-0393, e-mailing utoyou@hotmail.com or visiting Kaufman’s or Penny’s Gourmet to Go. Members of the Great Falls Area Alumni Committee also can provide tickets.

For information, contact:
Rita.Munzenrider@mso.umt.edu
University Relations
(406) 243-2522

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