‘The Bob Talks’ is brought to Woodbury by Robert A. Schultz (Bob), Emeritus Professor, Information Technology at Woodbury University for nearly 20 years. Initially, Professor Schultz will invite esteemed experts to address the Woodbury community on a bi-annual basis. The lectures will take place at the Fletcher-Jones Auditorium, School of Business, at Woodbury University.
The first ‘Bob Talk’ is scheduled for:
Monday, October 9; 6 p.m.
Topic: The Only Way to Go: How to Work, Live and Give as if there’s no tomorrow
Speaker: Guy McPherson, Emeritus Professor of Climatology, University of Arizona
Professor McPherson is the world’s leading authority on abrupt climate change leading to near-term extinction.
Location: Fletcher-Jones Auditorium, School of Business at Woodbury
No RSVP required
Coming February, 2018
Topic: From Wild Animal to Master of the World: How Did This Happen?
Speaker: Robert A. Schultz, Emeritus Professor, Information Technology, Woodbury University
Professor Schultz has published three books on information technology and ethics, including, ‘Contemporary Issues in Ethics and Information Technology,’ ‘Information Technology and the Ethics of Globalization,’ and ‘Technology vs. Ecology: Human Superiority and the Ongoing Conflict with Natures.’
Coming October, 2018
Topic: The Collapse of Complex Societies
Speaker: Joseph Tainter, Professor of Anthropology, Utah State University