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DateTitleSpeakers
October 16, 2024From Darkness to Light, The Inland Master ChoraleDr. Joe Modica
October 10, 2024The Geography of HopeDavid Yarnold
September 16, 2024The Parable of the SowerDr. Heather King, John Glover, and Dr. Lillian Larsen
September 5, 2024The Power of Where: A Geographic Approach to the World's Greatest ChallengesJack Dangermond and Larry Burgess
June 3, 2024The Future of Community Journalism in the Inland EmpireDr. Paulette Brown-Hinds and Dean Baquet
May 30, 2024From Vanquishing Smog to Surfboard Design: Caltech Technologies Improving People’s LivesThomas F. Rosenbaum
May 22, 2024A History of Redlands through MapsDr. Nathan Gonzales and Maria Carillo Colato
May 14, 2024Understanding Your Neighborhood—The Power of AI, Infographics, and Local Data in Improving CommunitiesChristopher Alvarez and Helen Thompson
April 30, 2024Representing America: An American Diplomat SpeaksRobin Quinville
April 29, 2024Challenging Circumstances in University EducationSoraya M. Coley
April 25, 2024Genetics in Hollywood: A Reflection of Real-Life Scientific, Clinical, and Ethical ChallengesWayne W. Grody
April 10, 2024Sex Trafficking and Social Media Exploitation in the Inland EmpireOpal Singleton-Hendershot
March 26, 2024Mohonk Preserve | A Smiley Legacy Celebrating 60 Years as a Conservation LeaderKevin Case
March 7, 2024Humans vs Asteroids: The Role of Ground-Based Radar in Planetary DefenseDr. Marina Brozović
February 28, 2024Exploring the Form and Function of Endpapers in Picture-BooksDr. Jonda C. McNair
February 6, 2024Tipping Points: Climate Projections & Economic PossibilitiesDr. Nicolas Reksten and Dr. Hillary Jenkins
January 31, 2024Living Life As ArtHeidi Zuckerman
January 11, 2024The Role of the University at Three Scales: City, Region, NationWellington “Duke” Reiter

DateTitleSpeakers
December 15, 2023The Power Of GeographyNational Geographic CEO Dr. Jill Tiefenthaler and Esri President Jack Dangermond
December 13, 2023Holidays with the Inland Master ChoraleJoe Modica, Director and Director of the University of Redlands School of Performing Arts and Conservatory of Music
December 5, 2023Parking is Where the Action IsDonald Shoup
November 28, 2023Break Down the Barriers and See What Is Possible: An Integrated Ecosystem of People, Infrastructure, and the EnvironmentHeather Dyer
November 8, 2023Space in the Cinematic FrameDr. Piers Britton
October 12, 2023Juicy Tidbits: The Delightful History of Food LanguageDr. Judith Tschann
September 28, 2023Policing in the 21st CenturyRedlands Chief of Police Rachel Tolber and Deputy Chief Deanna Cantrell
September 12, 2023The Lasting Legacy of the California Wine IndustryBrett Waterman
May 25, 2023Faithfully & Liberally Sustained: 125 Years of the Gift of Smiley LibraryDr. Nathan Gonzales
May 1, 2023Redlands Bowl at 100: Preserving the Past, Preparing for the FutureBeverly Noerr
April 18, 2023Right in Our Own Backyard: Celebrating Two CanyonsPete Dangermond, H. Vincent Moses, and Kathy Behrens
April 4, 2023Art Can Kill; The Art World’s Crooks, Clowns & ConnoisseursByran Cooke
March 15, 2023Planet Nine from Outer SpaceDr. Konstantin Batygin
March 1, 2023Hope and Courage from the Frontlines of UkraineDr. Yury Bondarenko
February 23, 2023Blackbox: An Epic Story Told with Poetry and MagicRickerby Hinds
February 15, 2023Change is in the AirJim Fallows
February 1, 2023Libraries and Society: A Conversation with the Librarian of CongressDr. Carla Hayden
January 25, 2023Exploring a GIS for the OceanDr. Richard Spinrad
January 10, 2023Magnificent RebelsAndrea Wulf

DateTitleSpeakers
December 14, 2022Holidays with the Inland Master ChoraleJoe Modica, Director and Director of the University of Redlands School of Performing Arts and Conservatory of Music
November 30, 2022Moving from Climate Science to Climate Resilience PlanningSean Breyer, ArcGIS Living Atlas of the World Program Manager, Esri
November 15, 2022Meeting the Challenges of Challenger DeepDawn Wright, PhD, Geographer, Oceanographer and Esri Chief Scientist
October 25, 2022RUSD: Moving Student Forward in Pursuit of Academic ExcellenceMauricio Arellano, Superintendent, Redlands Unified School District
October 13, 2022Mohonk at 153 Years and the Redlands RelationshipEric Gullickson, President, Mohonk Mountain House, and Larry Burgess, PhD, Director Emeritus of A. K. Smiley Public Library, Smiley Family Historian and Author
September 29, 2022Jefferson Education Society: A Case Study on How a Community Think Tank Is Transforming a Civic DesertFerki Ferati, EdD, President, Jefferson Educational Society
September 14, 2022Increasing Hope, Igniting Imagination, and Inspiring Creativity for Our Community's Young: Garner Holt's Animatronics and Educational InitiativesGarner Holt, Founder and President, Garner Holt Productions, Inc., and Ryan Rainbolt, President, Garner Holt Education Through Imagination and Garner Holt Foundation

DateTitleSpeakers
May 26, 2021Smiley Heritage TourSerena Davis, Tish Sandos, Jamie Cortz, Olivia Davison, Jennifer Hunt
May 12, 2021Uncovering the Diverse Communities of RedlandsSherli Leonard, Dr. Nathan Gonzales, Ron Running, Dr. Donn Grenda
April 29, 2021Ventura Botanical Gardens, a Garden for the 21st CenturyDr. Joseph Cahill
April 22, 2021Picture This: A 27-Year Wildflower JourneyRob Badger, Nita Winter
April 13, 2021The Four Pillars of Health: Leveraging Secrets of the Worlds Centenarians to Promote Health, Happiness, and LongevityDr. Wayne Dysinger
March 24, 2021Overcoming Change and Challenges: How the Ontario International Airport Became a First-Rate Aviation GatewayAtif Elkadi
March 9, 2021Australia Best-Selling Children's Author Reveals the "Magic" of Reading to ChildrenMem Fox
February 25, 2021Scaling Mount Everest: Climbing, Mapping, and Impacting the FutureAlex Tait
February 16, 2021Special Presentation with Dr. Larry BurgessDr. Larry Burgess
January 21, 2021Celebrating Language with a New Museum ExperienceAnn Friedman
January 13, 2021Redlands and BeyondBruce Herwig

DateTitleSpeakers
December 17, 2020Celebrate the Season with Holiday Songs and StorytellingDistinguished Guest Speakers and Performers
November 23, 2020What 26 Years of Trust Building in Rwanda Can Teach UsCarl Wilkens
November 10, 2020Reimagining the Role of the Police during Times of ChangeChris Catren
October 14, 2020Where We Stand: A Journalist Who Has Covered Presidents for Nixon Onward, on the State of the NationJames Fallows
September 30, 2020The Nature of Nature: Why We Need the WildEnric Sala
September 17, 2020Resilience in the Age of COVID-19: Esri's ResponseJack Dangermond, Este Geraghty
March 3, 2020Faith-Based Conservation: An Emerging Environmental MovementMolly Burhans
February 18, 2020World-Renowned Expert in Economics and Sustainable DevelopmentJeffrey Sachs
February 10, 2020Winemaker: From Pangaea to PasteurWes Hagen
January 29, 2020An Interview by Jack Dangermond and Larry BurgessCharlie Munger
January 28, 2020Living in Zero GravitySteve Cunningham
January 16, 2020An Unsung HeroPeter Kaufman

DateTitleSpeakers
December 18, 2019Holiday ConcertRhymes with Orange
November 20, 2019The Power of LoveFran Grace
November 7, 2019The Chicago Colony in Redlands as Seen through a Chicago LensKim Coventry
November 4, 2019No Blue, No GreenSylvia Earle
October 23, 2019GIS Search & RescuePaul Dougherty
October 8, 2019Finish Strong: Choices as Life EndsSamantha Trad
September 26, 2019Location, Location . . . How Geography Has Influenced the Rise of CivilizationJared Diamond
September 25, 2019The Future of the Living WorldPeter Raven
September 11, 2019The A. K. Smiley Public Library at 125!Don McCue, Larry Burgess, Nathan Gonzales, and Bill Hatfield
September 4, 2019The New Age of EnlightenmentMike Wing
August 29, 2019RUSD 2025—Excellence for All Students: A Multiyear, Progressive Vision for Learning!Mauricio Arellano
May 28, 2019Water in a Thirsty Land!Nathan Gonzales
May 22, 2019An American Eden at the Heart of New York City: Using Historical Maps and Game Engine Software to Visualize the PastVictoria Johnson
May 8, 2019The Adventures of Alexander von Humboldt: A Graphic NovelAndrea Wulf
May 2, 2019The Jack & Laura Dangermond PreserveMichael Bell
April 25, 2019California's Coast: Living on the EdgeKim Steinhardt
April 9, 2019Justice in Plain SightDan Bernstein
March 20, 2019Route 66 and Camp Cajon: The Gateway to Southern CaliforniaMark Landis
March 13, 2019Archaeology in America: Then, Now, and the Exciting FutureDonn Grenda
February 28, 2019Presidency of Abraham LincolnLarry Burgess
February 7, 2019Presidents Putin, Trump, and the Future of US/Russian RelationsLarry Caldwell

DateTitleSpeakers
December 18, 2018The Gift of PreservationBrett Waterman
December 5, 2018The Power of Children's Literature: Raising Creative Thinkers and Problem-SolversDiane Adams
November 29, 2018Ontario International Airport: Taking OffGreg Devereaux
November 13, 2018How Your Socks Got from the Factory to Your Dresser DrawerMark Hirzel
November 1, 2018From My Parents' Garage to Walt Disney's Magic KingdomGarner Holt
October 18, 2018Solo Hike on the Pacific Crest TrailTeddi Boston
October 10, 2018Today at the University of RedlandsStudent Panel
September 26, 2018The How and Wow of ElectionsRenee Van Vechten
September 19, 2018DoloresDolores Huerta
September 11, 2018Future of ForestsRodney Furguson
August 28, 2018Exploring the Environment of the Aesthetic EvolutionTed Wells
June 20, 2018Finishing a New History of Redlands: Dealing with the Living and the DeadDr. Larry Burgess
June 14, 2018North Korea 2.0Dr. Graeme Auton
May 24, 2018All Aboard Redlands!Dr. Nathan Gonzales
May 2, 2018The Jack and Laura Dangermond PreserveMichael Bell
April 25, 2018Mohonk Mountain House: 150 Years of Stewardship and ServiceTom Smiley, Eric Gullickson, and Robyn Gullickson
April 19, 2018The Case for Conservation OptimismSean Gerrity
April 11, 2018RUSD in 2025Superintendent Mauricio Arellano
March 29, 2018The Dangers of Plastic Pollution in AmericaCaptain Charles Moore
March 7, 2018Helmets of the Sea: Military Finds from the Battle of Aegates IslandAndy Goldman
February 28, 2018Patton State Hospital: Then and NowAnthony Ortega
February 20, 2018Everyone Loves LincolnNathan Gonzalez
February 7, 2018Why Redlands 2.0—What Can YOU Do?Panel of Redlands Nonprofit Leaders
January 30, 2018Redlands: Why We Came and Why We Stay!Redlands Panel
January 17, 2018No titleChairwoman Lynn Valbuena, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians

DateTitleSpeakers
December 13, 2017What Sweeter MusicInland Music Master Chorale
November 28, 2017Raising Responsible Readers: Inspiring Children to Change the WorldJanet Wong
November 15, 2017Business Liberal Arts for the 21st CenturyDr. Thomas Horan
November 8, 2017Black Nightingales: Lady Day, Ella, and SassyDr. Paul Burgett
October 24, 2017Learn How to Fight Back against Fake Data and VisualizationAlberto Cairo
September 27, 2017Go Inside the GIS Technology Driving UPS's Delivery Optimization SystemsJack Levis
September 21, 2017You're More Powerful than You ThinkEric Liu
June 15, 2017Behind the Scenes at the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical GardensDaniel Lewis, PhD
May 24, 2017The Pacific Crest Trail: Exploring America's Wilderness TrailBarney Scout Mann
May 17, 2017Designing a City with a Perpetual Aesthetic Uplift: Redlands' Arts and Crafts Period ArchitectureLauren Weiss Bricker, PhD
May 5, 2017Redlands in WWIAnn Deegan, Don McCue, Nathan Gonzales, and Maria Carillo Colato
April 18, 2017Facebook: Why Wall Street Was Wrong and the Press Didn't Get ItJonathan Murtaugh
April 6, 2017Big Brother HamletChris Beach, Theatre Professor, University of Redlands
March 22, 2017Addressing the Expression and Experience of Racism in AmericaDr. Kendrick Brown
March 8, 2017Cyber Power: The Dichotomy of Cyberspace and National SecurityLTC Billy E. Pope Jr., USAF
February 23, 2017Observing Earth: Views from the Space Shuttle to Capitol HillDr. Kathy Sullivan
February 8, 2017Watching Mary Pickford: Her Life and Work in Early HollywoodKathy Feeley
February 2, 2017How China's Economy Really WorksMinxin Pei
January 4, 2017Meet the Youngblood CreativesRedlands' Next Generation of Entrepreneurs

DateTitleSpeakers
December 12, 2016Holiday ProgramUniversity of Redlands' Top Brass
November 17, 2016Giving Back to Those in NeedRedlands Gives
October 27, 2016Let's Taco 'Bout It—Mexican Food's Extraordinary PowersGustavo Arellano, OC Weekly Publisher and Editor
October 19, 2016Everything You Want to Know about the Museum of RedlandsThe MOR
September 29, 2016Drought, Water, Climate, Oh My!—The Future in Southern CaliforniaHillary Jenkins, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies, University of Redlands
September 12, 2016Journey into the Hundred Acre WoodKathryn Aalto, Landscape Designer, Historian, Lecturer, and Nonfiction Writer
September 1, 2016National Parks 2.0Steve Shackelton, Former Chief Ranger of the National Park Service
June 8, 2016Prescribing HopeJeffrey Rosenfel, PhD, MD, FAAN, FANA
May 18, 2016Phil's CaminoAnnie O'Neil, Author and Filmmaker
May 11, 2016Redlands in the Mid-Century: Postwar Optimism, Community, and ArchitectureNathan Gonzales, Archivist & Curator, A. K. Smiley Library and Lincoln Shrine
April 27, 2016Exploring San Bernardino County's Birds with Sandy KoonceSandy Koonce, University of Redlands Professor
April 4, 2016The Invention of Nature: Alexander von Humboldt's New WorldAndrea Wulf, Author
March 30, 2016Spy Style: Alfred Hitchcock, James Bond, and the Well-Dressed Secret AgentDr. Piers Britton, Director of Visual and Media Studies, University of Redlands
February 16, 2016Mapping American HistoryEdward L. Ayers, Civil War Historian
February 11, 2016Kevin Eubanks: Guitarist, Composer, Lover of NatureKevin Eubanks, 15-Year Musical Director for The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
January 28, 2016American Futures 2016: The People, Organizations, and Ideas Reshaping the CountryJames and Deborah Fallows, The Atlantic
January 7, 2016Policing in America: From Routine to a Local Response to TerrorismJim Bueermann, President of the Police Foundation; Jarrod Burguan, Chief of Police of San Bernardino Police Department; Moderator: Evan Sanford, University of Redlands Student and Campus Radio Station Manager

DateTitleSpeakers
December 15, 2015Redlands Symphony: Mozart Clarinet Quintet, K. 581, and Holiday MusicRedlands Symphony Musicians: Kathryn Nevin, Cheryl Ongaro, Art Svenson, Kira Blumberg, and Kyle Champion
November 16, 2015Should We Be Watching Whales?: Investigation of Human Impacts on Marine Mammals Off Southern CaliforniaDr. Lei Lani Stelle, University of Redlands Associate Professor
November 12, 2015Mt. Kilimanjaro: From Redlands to the Roof of the WorldDr. Kim Clark, Dr. Patrick Hoag, and Dave Maupin, Redlands Residents
October 29, 2015Old Elm Speaks, A Child ListensKristine O'Connell George, Poet and Children's Author
October 13, 2015My Thirty-Three Years on the PodiumMaestro Jon Robertson
September 30, 2015The Water QuestionCeleste Cantu, General Manager of the Santa Ana Watershed Project Authority
September 16, 2015It All Started with a Mouse, 60 Years Ago!Marilyn Magness, Executive Director of Creative Entertainment for Disney Parks and Resorts
May 27, 2015Creatures of the Deep and "Treasure Maps" of the Ocean FloorDr. Dawn Wright, Chief Scientist, Esri
May 5, 2015Priorities, Policies and PoliticsGovernor Martin O'Malley in Conversation with James Fallows
April 22, 20151865: Triumph and TragedyDon McCue, Director of the A. K. Smiley Library
April 2, 2015The Hidden Story of the Next America (and what it means for Redlands)James and Deborah Fallows, Correspondents for The Atlantic
March 18, 2015The Amazon Rainforest: Can It Be Saved?Bruce Babbitt, Former Secretary of the Interior
March 11, 2015The Story of Arrowhead SpringsMark Landis, Historian and Author of Arrowhead Springs, California's Ideal Resort
February 18, 2015The Future of the Past: Historic Preservation in the 21st CenturyStephanie Meeks, President and CEO, National Trust for Historic Preservation
February 4, 2015The Ebola Mapping StoryDr. Este Geraghty, Esri's Chief Medical Officer; Dr. Richard Hart, Loma Linda University President; and Dr. Ingrid Blomquist of Loma Linda University Medical Center
January 26, 2015Is America a Chickenhawk Nation?James Fallows, National Correspondent for The Atlantic
January 13, 2015Spanish Music in California's Missions: Little Known, Unexpected, and UnforgettableUniversity of Redlands Historian Dr. James Sandos and Independent Scholar Tish Sandos

DateTitleSpeakers
December 15, 2014Longing to Be Up North: Christmas Carols and the American ImaginationKatherine Baber, University of Redlands, Musicologist and Assistant Professor of Music History
December 3, 2014Can We Talk? Gossip in American History and LifeDr. Kathy Feeley, University of Redlands, Professor and Author
November 18, 2014The Author Behind the Story: In the Forest of Raised HandsEugene Yelchin, Artist and Author
November 4, 2014Inside the Yellow Border: National Geographic's Enduring Brand of StorytellingGary E. Knell, President and CEO, National Geographic
October 30, 2014The Impact of Technology on Learning and the BrainGary Small, M.D., University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)
September 24, 2014Get in a Maryland State of MindMaryland State Governor Martin O'Malley
September 24, 2014Humanitarian Innovations: The Story of the Evolution of InStoveTom Tomlinson and Fred Colgan
September 11, 2014And the Rocket's Red Glare . . . Redlands and FireworksJeff Martin, Director of Sales, Pyro Spectaculars by Souza, and William McCalmon, Chairman of the Redlands Fourth of July Celebration
May 28, 2014Weaving the Fabric of Fantasy: Costume Design for Doctor WhoJune Hudson, Costume Designer for BBC Programs
May 23, 2014Refugee Protection in a Chaotic World: Challenges and ProspectsT. Alexander Aleinikoff, United Nations Deputy High Commissioner for Refugees
May 13, 2014The State of American LiteracyDr. Scott Stevens, University of Redlands John and Linda Seiter Endowed Director of Writing
April 29 and 30, 2014The Tramp and the Roughrider II: An Evening in Bridalveil MeadowLee Stetson as John Muir; Alan Sutterfield as President Roosevelt
April 22, 2014Kimberly Crest: Yesterday, Today, and TomorrowTom Sutter
April 11, 2014Wild & Scenic Film FestivalEsri and Town & Gown
March 27, 2014Painting the SouthwestDennis Ziemenski
February 18, 2014The Future of Public TransitScott F. Belcher, President and CEO, Intelligent Transportation Society of America
February 4, 2014This Mighty Scourge of War: Abraham Lincoln and the Events of 1864Don McCue, Director of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine
January 27, 2014Population Health and Personal Health: What's the Difference?Bill Davenhall, Esri Senior Health Adviser

DateTitleSpeakers
December 19, 2013Truman Capote's A Christmas MemoryChris Beach and Sally Norton
December 9, 2013Redlands: A Celebration of 125 Years, 1888–2013Hosted and Narrated by Larry E. Burgess
November 7, 2013Living Interdependence: The Ethical Vision of His Holiness the 17th Karmapa for a Global CommunityDr. Karen Derris, Professor of Religious Studies at University of Redlands
October 23, 2013Creative Writing 101Mike Graf, Author
October 15, 2013Girl Rising Comes to RedlandsNo featured speaker
September 26, 2013Unraveling Magic: Hear the History of Your Favorite TricksMike Caveney, Professional Magician
September 11, 2013Through the Eyes of an Artist: Visions of Southern California in Sketches and PaintingsJoseph Stoddard, Artist
June 5, 2013Reinventing Audubon: How an Iconic American Nonprofit Put Technology and Grassroots at the Heart of Its TurnaroundDavid Yarnold, National Audubon Society President
May 16, 2013What Makes a Building Green?Eric Shamp, Architect
May 10, 2013A Musical Evening with Squeakin' WheelsNo featured speaker
April 30, 2013Visions for RedlandsA Panel Discussion with Esri President Jack Dangermond and Local Community Leaders
April 26, 2013Wild & Scenic Film FestivalEsri and Town & Gown
April 25, 2013Making Sense of Senseless NewsJames Fallows, The Atlantic National Correspondent
April 9, 2013How Geointel Aids Foreign PolicyLee Schwartz
April 8, 2013HappinessDr. Fran Grace, University of Redlands
February 28, 2013Surgery: Past, Present, and FutureDr. Alan Malki
February 5, 2013Director of the Lincoln Memorial ShrineDon McCue
January 28, 2013Igniting a Passion for ReadingSteven Layne, Author and Speaker

DateTitleSpeakers
December 20 and 21, 2012Reader's Theater Holiday PerformancePerformed by Chris Beach, Sally Norton, Wendy Hunt, and Matt Coleman
December 12, 2012Spielberg's Lincoln: Comments and Observations from the Historians at the Lincoln Memorial ShrineLarry Burgess, Director of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine in Redlands, California; Don McCue, Curator of the Lincoln Memorial Shrine; and Nathan Gonzales, Associate Curator
November 27, 2012A Key to a Healthy Community: Medical Residency ProgramsDr. H. Roger Hadley, Professor of Surgery at Loma Linda University
November 13, 2012Every Map Tells a Story: How GIS Brings Maps to LifeAllen Carroll
October 25, 2012NASA/JPL on Mars CuriosityDr. Art Thompson and Dr. Fred Calef
October 10, 2012Inner City to the Outdoors: Connecting People to Amazing Wild PlacesCharles H. Thomas, Regional Manager, Pacific West Region Youth Programs for the National Park Service
September 12, 2012Between the Tides: The Legacy of Pioneering Marine Ecologist Ed RickettsNo featured speaker
September 5, 2012Curiosity: The Drive for MarsTyler Nordgren
May 30, 2012Searching for Sustainability in the City of Redlands, CaliforniaMonty Hempel, Professor of Environmental Studies and Director of the Center for Environmental Studies at the University of Redlands
April 27, 2012Wild & Scenic Film Festival: Where Activism Gets InspiredNo featured speaker
April 5 and 6, 2012The Tramp and the RoughriderLee Stetson as John Muir; Alan Sutterfield as President Roosevelt
March 1, 2012Going with the Flow: A Rivercentric View of Our Changing PlanetMax Holmes, Senior Scientist at the Woods Hole Research Center
February 2, 2012Understanding the Civil War: 1862 and the Book of MurderLarry Burgess, Director of A. K. Smiley Public Library
January 17, 2012Finding the Right Balance: Preserving Culture while Transforming SocietyDr. Jeffrey H. Altschul
January 12, 2012Saving Life, Saving OurselvesPeter H. Raven, President Emeritus of the Missouri Botanical Garden

DateTitleSpeakers
December 8 and 9, 2011Truman Capote's A Christmas MemoryNo featured speaker
November 28, 2011Redlands' Emerald Necklace, One Jewel at a TimeNo featured speaker
November 7, 2011Women, Population, and the United Nations' Millennium Development GoalsJane Roberts
October 26, 2011Understanding Preservation Issues across the Country and Here at HomeMilford Wayne Donaldson, FAIA, Chair of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
September 29, 2011Building Community: For Democracy, Well-Being, and HappinessRalph Nader
September 16, 2011Technology and Training Visionary Shares Success StoryRajendra S. Pawar, Chairman and Cofounder of the NIIT Group
May 23, 2011Healthcare Reform: How It Will Affect YouC. Duane Dauner, President of the California Hospital Association
April 23, 2011KIDS' DAY: Wild & Scenic Film FestivalNo featured speaker
April 22, 2011Wild & Scenic Film FestivalNo featured speaker
April 12, 2011National Park MiniseriesDayton Duncan, Author and Filmmaker
April 7, 2011Jazz; Its History and the Beat!Dan Murphy, Professor, University of Redlands School of Music, and Student Jazz Ensemble Players
March 15, 2011Insights for Innovation: How Design Can Lead TransformationDarrel Rhea, CEO of Cheskin Added Value
February 21, 2011Gombe and Beyond; The Next 50 YearsJane Goodall, Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace
February 16, 2011Experience "The Spirit of John Muir"Lee Stetson, Actor and Yosemite Performer
January 11, 2011The Future of Your GroceryJack Brown, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of Stater Bros. Supermarkets

DateTitleSpeakers
December 16 and 17, 2010Truman Capote's A Christmas MemoryNo featured speaker
November 17, 2010Building a Vision for RedlandsA Panel Discussion with Esri President Jack Dangermond and Local Community Leaders
October 15, 2010How Online and Mobile Technologies Are Upending the Media AgainRich Jaroslovsky, Technology and Digital Media Columnist, Bloomberg News
October 11, 2010The Path to Sustainable ConservationPeter Seligmann, Chairman of the Board and CEO, Conservation International
September 30, 2010Let's Talk about Food: A Three-Course ConversationHelene York, Bon Appétit Management Company Foundation
September 15, 2010Hangar 24 Craft Brewery Taps into Startup SuccessBen Cook, Business Owner and Master Brewer
June 16, 2010Redlands Emerald Necklace, Save the Redwoods League, and The Save State Parks InitiativePete Dangermond, President of The Dangermond Group and the Save the Redwoods League
May 19, 2010Woods Hole Environmental Research CenterDr. William Brown, President and CEO of Woods Hole
May 12, 2010An Uncivil Conversation: Editorial Cartooning in the Age of GridlockEd Stein, Syndicated Political Cartoonist
April 16, 2010Wild & Scenic Environmental Film Festival: Short Films Explore Environmental IssuesNo featured speaker
April 8, 2010Bringing Property Rights to the PoorHernando de Soto, President of Peru's Institute for Liberty and Democracy
March 16, 2010From Page to Stage: Theater and OperaDoris Baizley, Lossett Visiting Professor/Playwright in Residence, Department of Theatre Arts, University of Redlands; and Marco Schindelmann, Artist Professor of Voice and Director of the University Opera, University of Redlands
February 21, 2010Is America "Going to Hell"?James Fallows, National Correspondent for The Atlantic
February 8, 2010Saving the Rainforest: Guyana's Innovative StrategyRobert M. Persaud, Minister of Agriculture, Guyana
January 13, 2010Stars Above, Earth BelowTyler Nordgren, Astronomer and Associate Professor of Physics at the University of Redlands

DateTitleSpeakers
December 13, 2009Christmas Celebrations, California StyleDr. Larry Burgess, Historian and Director of the A. K. Smiley Public Library
December 9, 2009Transparency in Stimulus Bill SpendingEarl E. Devaney, Chairman of the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board
November 23, 2009The Environmental Health of Our OceansCharles Moore, Founder and Chief Research Coordinator of the Algalita Marine Research Foundation
October 30, 2009No titleBob Kerrey, President of The New School and former US Senator

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