COLLOQUIA SERIES
The series, honoring Daniel J. Doyle, a professor emeritus and the College’s 1984 Master Teacher, features presentations by noted authors and academics and will challenge audiences to consider the impact of technology on our society.Past speakers



Manipulating Time Using Science, Technology, and Literature by David Richards

A General Assertion is Worth Innumerable Pictures by Robert N. McCauley

Can We Nourish 9.7 Billion People in 2050? by Gary A. Sojka

A Pilgrim’s Wilderness: Lessons on the Environment, War & Technology by Rick Bass


Improving National Health through Energy Efficiency by Alan R. Neuner

From the Nazis to ISIS A Historical Analysis of Technology and Propaganda by Katrina Sinclair

Technology, Power, and Responsibility by Dr. Craig Miller

Who am I; Who do I claim to be? Protecting Identity in the 21st Century by Lisa Bock

Sustainable and Affordable Home Building by Dorothy Gerring & Robert Wozniak


Cyberattacks: The Weapon of Choice of Criminals, Terrorists, and Spies by Dr. William Ebersole