It would have surprised no one if Althusser had continued to influence French political and philosophical life subtly, through the students that he mentored, through his scholarship on the history of political philosophy, through the colloquia among philosophers, scientists, and historians that he organized, and through his routine work as a Party member.
These colloquia are somewhat famous among many past graduate students as a place to refine your presentation, negotiation and questioning skills.
at least one other small group course, to be chosen among the department's undergraduate colloquia, research seminars, or Stanford Introductory Seminars.
The National Academy of Sciences hosted two major colloquia on the "Science of Science Communication". Collaboration among these communities is fostered by organizations such as Climate Nexus, Climate Central, The Climate Advocacy Lab, Climate Access, Yale Climate Connections, and Climate Outreach.
The central goal of the forum is to contribute to interfield and interdisciplinary dialogue among scholars of these areas through lectures, colloquia, workshops, conferences, and publications.
Students in the MBA for Executives program may elect to focus their study in healthcare; among other advanced courses on healthcare management, they take part in the Colloquia on Healthcare, a series of candid discussions with leaders in the industry.
Since its founding, the Center has organized spiritual celebrations of natural events, sponsored lectures and colloquia by cosmologist Brian Swimme, worked with the Sacred Ways Dance Company to promote spiritual and environmental awareness among children, and provided funding for low-income communities of color to address environmental concerns.
Van Breda also organized international colloquia on phenomenology.
Monday Colloquia Commence on January 25!
In a special section on war medicine are listed the "Opera omnia mediea et chirurgica of Botallo (1660), James Handley's 'Colloquia Chirurgica"(1705), Thomas Trotter's "Observations on the Scurvy" (1792), George Guth-rie's treatise on "Gun-shot wounds"(1815), and William Braisted's "Report on the Japanese and Russian Medical Organization in the Russo-Japanese War"(1906) among many others.
