Begun in 1997, the Hillel Foundation at The Ohio State University Critical Issues Series is designed to promote critical thought and to provoke our community to engage more deeply with important current events and global issues. Building on the mission of the OSU Hillel Foundation to serve as an educational, cultural and social center, the Critical Issues Series brings to Columbus the finest journalists, entrepreneurs, political thinkers, social activists, scholars, and critics of our time.
Through formal lectures and informal dialogues, the community is invited to participate in programs that encourage discussion and engagement with contemporary issues and values that effect decisions of lifestyle, wellness, political choice, and ethical alternatives. The whole community, as well as students, benefits as they are treated to both substantive addresses on important issues and passionate expressions of involvement and commitment by these outstanding voices.
Tickets are free but required; they are available by calling Hillel at 614-294-4797.
| 2009-2010 Series |
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| 2009 Series |
| Date |
Series Title |
February 20
2009 |
Thomas Dine & Dalia Mogahed: Changing Course: A New Direction for U.S. Relations with the Muslim World( in conjunction with OSU Mershon Institute) |
April 20-25
2009 |
Ebner Family Holocaust Awareness Week: |
May 12
2009 |
Dr. Gene Harris: The Connection between Socioeconomic Class and Education |
May 13
2009 |
Irene Zisblatt: The Fifth Diamond- Her Story of Surviving the Holocaust |
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Corporate/Foundation Sponsors
Limited Brands is proud to be the founding sponsor of the Critical Issues Series.
Abercrombie and Fitch
Cameron Mitchell Restaurants
Heschel Society
The Huntington National Bank
Max and Marjorie Fisher Foundation
National City Bank
Nationwide
Olga and Larry Sebulsky Fund of the Pittsburgh Foundation
OSU Body Image Task Force
The OSU Multicultural Center
The OSU Office of the President & Provost’s Diversity Lecture Series
Wolfe Associates, Inc.
