Kennedy-Owens Seminar Series

The Kennedy-Owens Seminar Series brings a group of eminent scholars to Sewanee to discuss a variety of economic issues.

(2003-2004) Topics in Applied Economics	David Mustard, University of Georgia Brian Knight, Brown University
(2002-2003) Global Gender Issues: Peace, Human Rights, & Empowerment	Noeleen Heyzer, United Nations Development Fund for Women (UNIFEM) Marjorie Margolies-Mezvinsky, University of Pennsylvania Diana Strassman, Rice University
(2001-2002) Does the New Economy Require New Finance?	George Benston, Emory University Lawrence H. White, University of Missouri-St. Louis George Kaufman, Loyola University of Chicago Richard Sylla, New York University
(1998-1999) Issues of Sustainability	Richard Zerbe, University of Washington Kamal S. Bawa, University of Massachusetts Jerry Taylor, Cato Institute
(1997-1998) Contemporary Issues in Immigration Policy	Vernon Broggs, Cornell University Stanley Engerman, University of Rochester Stephan Thernstrom, Harvard University John McCarthy, California Welfare Commission Frank Bean, University of Texas
(1996-1997) Law and Economics	David Anderson, Centre College Mark Cohen, Vanderbilt University Charles Silver, University of Texas Law School
(1995-1996) How Much Government is Enough?	James Buchanan, George Mason University Dwight Lee, University of Georgia John Kincaid, Lafayette College