"lecture program" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a schedule or plan for a series of lectures or presentations. Example: "I am excited to attend the lecture program on ancient civilizations at the university next week."
ENGLEWOOD PUBLIC LIBRARY Roz Yager, psychotherpist, lecturer and workshop leader, will present a slide and lecture program entitled "Russia on My Mind".
The results are positive for the Action Lecture program.
A popular lecture program once featured William Makepeace Thackeray, Frederick Douglass and Mark Twain.
Fortunately, our daytime hours were filled by frequent landings, supplemented by an informative lecture program.
Memorial donations can be sent to The Teaneck Public Library in Teaneck, NJ towards the Sol & Isabelle Hermalyn Lecture Program.
That night, she'd gone for a dinner of salmon and aquavit with the organizers of the lecture program.
Some are retooling their lecture programs — which attract older audiences.
The Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum, 2313 Red River Street, houses the President's archives, traces his life in a permanent collection and holds exhibitions and lecture programs.
Landscape designers, garden curators and growers will talk about exotic and native plants for American gardens during three lecture programs at the garden.
Allen has taught widely in UK art schools as well as regularly contributing to specialist international lecture programs.
Another anticipated co-production of Under the Radar and Coil is "Chautauqua!," which uses 21st-century technology and style to update the 19th-century lecture programs from which it derives its title.
