Designing the Great University: Great University Seminar No. 4

An audiotape recording with Robinson Professor Dr. Harold Morowitz of Biology Department, this was the fourth in a series of six presentations by Warfield on the subject of Higher Education held during the academic year 1989-1990. The purpose of the seminar series was "to explore the concept of what would constitute a great university, and how such an institution might be established." Each presentation included a response from a member of the GMU faculty or administration. Click here for a transcript. See also, “Great University Seminar Series Presented at George Mason University 1989 – 1990.” See notes field for list of the other lectures from this series.

The audio cassette is in Box 52 at Fenwick Library Special Collection C0016. For further details, see Seminar No. 1 of the series: "Professional Schools & the Great University" with Coleman Raphael

 

 

LIST OF THE Six SEMINARS AND THEIR TOPICS: #1) 18 Oct. 1989: "Professional Schools & the Great University" with Dean of the Business School Coleman Raphael; #2) 30 October 1989, "Five Images of the University" with Prof. Anita Taylor of Communication Department; #3) 27 Nov. 1989, "University Infrastructure & Interdisciplinary Work" with GMU's Provost Dr. Clara Lovett; #4) 14 Feb. 1990 "Designing the Great University" with Robinson Prof. Dr. Harold Morowitz of Biology Department; #5) 7 Mar. 1990 "The University College and the Great University" with Dean of Arts & Sciences Dr. Paula Lewis; #6) 18 April1990, "Leadership and the Great University" with GMU President George Johnson. R.w. 21 Sept 1999. Updated 14 March 2007

 

 

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  • Category: Education, Professional History, Research History
  • Size: 5 p
  • Publication Year: 1991
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