Hite Chair Scholar Lecture Series

The SRF Hite Chair Scholar Lecture Series seeks to inform and promote interest in issues of academic freedom and political liberties. The series appoints SRF visiting academic fellows to engage in school-wide lectures, panel discussions and course-related seminars to share the personal experience of a threatened scholar and to educate university and high school audiences on global human rights issues around the world.

The Hite Chair Scholar Lecture Series is made possible by the generous support of the Hite Foundation Chair for Communications of the Scholar Rescue Fund.  If you are interested in welcoming a Hite Chair Scholar for a lecture on your campus, please contact us at SRF@iie.org or 212-205-6486.

Names and photographs may have been modified for the purpose of confidentiality.

 

Sarah Lawrence College Lecture Series Event

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On March 10th 2009, Professor Jabulani Moyo spoke to the Sarah Lawrence College community about the increasingly dire situation in Zimbabwe and touched on South Africa’s involvement in Zimbabwean politics in a lecture entitled “The Political Crisis in Zimbabwe: An Endangered Scholar’s Perspective.”

After the lecture, Professor Moyo engaged students in conversation at a “Meet and Greet” dinner held at “Common Ground,” a minority student group space.  Students were so taken by Professor Moyo’s experience in Zimbabwe that a discussion on African politics and human rights lasted well into the night.


Pictured above: Professor Moyo addresses students and faculty at Sarah Lawrence College's Titsworth Lecture Hall
 

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