The College of Humanities and Social Sciences has announced the Social Sciences Fall Lecture Series schedule for 2014. All lectures will be hosted from 2:30-3:30 p.m. in One Main Building, room N-1099. Light refreshments will be served and sign-in sheets will be available for students earning course credit.

Sept. 11 - James Herbst, Department of History, Yale University
"Vichy France's Political Trials: The Impact of a Black Swan Event on Democratic Pluralism"

Sept. 25 - Susan Henney, Associate Professor of Psychology at UHD
"Does it Take a Village to Raise a Child? Perceptions of Non-Parental Discipline"

Oct. 2 - José Alvarez, Associate Professor of History, UHD
"At 1700 Hours on the 17th: the Spanish-Moroccan Origins of the Spanish Civil War"

Oct. 15 - Kristin Anderson, Professor of Psychology, UHD
"The End of Men, the Boy Crisis, and the Privilege to Underperform"

Oct. 29 - Erin Cech, Assistant Professor of Sociology, Rice University
"Self-Expression, the Passion Narrative and Occupational Choice"

Nov. 20 - Lacy Mitchell, Department of Sociology, SUNY Albany
"Broken Reflections: A 20th Anniversary Comparison of Rwanda and Burundi, before, during, and after the 1994 Genocide"

Contact Claude Rubinson for more information.