The four Farber Forums and the 64th Annual Harrington Lecture will take place in Old Main’s Farber Hall over the next few months. Hosting speakers from within the university and beyond, all five lectures are free and open to the public. Each Farber Series lecture begins at 4 p.m. on its respective date, and the Harrington Lecture begins at 7 p.m.

The Farber speakers:

  • Christine Cagle, the CDC's associate director for policy, planning and communications in the division for HIV/AIDS prevention, will present “The New Era of HIV Prevention in a Dynamic Health Care Field” on Sept.16.
  • Douglas J. Hajek, a 1985 USD School of Law graduate, will deliver “When Citibank Came to South Dakota: The economics, personalities and politics behind the move” on Sept. 22. The banking lawyer is currently partnered with the Davenport Evans firm in Sioux Falls.
  • Stephen B. Hall will lecture Oct. 8 on “International Job Opportunities: 10 Secretes of Getting that Overseas Job.” Before his employment with the Bureau of Industry and Security in the U.S. Department of Commerce, Hall attended both Vermillion High School and USD (1974).
  • Fred Winkler, who earned political science (1966) and law degrees (1973) from USD, will present “Are College Students Still Designed for Slow in a World Gone Fast?” on Oct. 21. He was president of Citibank South Dakota from 1983 to 1988 and currently is president and CEO of Dakota Investments LLC.

Finally, on Oct. 28, USD history professor Clayton Lehmann will deliver the 64th Annual Harrington Lecture. He received his doctorate degree in history from the University of Chicago and plans to speak on “Imagining Greece.” Much of his teaching and research have focused on Greek and Roman history, archaeology and epigraphy. The honor delivering this lecture is chosen each year based on recommendations from a faculty committee in Arts & Sciences.

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