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-Professor May Ngji, Convocation, 4/14/2011
-Javanese Music and Dance Program, 5/8/2010
-Esperanza Spalding, 12/8/2010
-Steve Kurtz, Convocation, 12/2/2010
-Ginsburg, Post Convocation interview, 4/21/2011
-Mark Juergensmeyer, Convocation, 3/3/2011
-Education Nation, Today Show, 10/10/2010
-Adam Hochschild, Convocation, 10/7/2010
-Geradine Richard, Convocation, 9/30/2010
-Commencement, 5/24/2010
-Change in the Making, 1967 (2 copies)
-Can Corporations be Sustainable? John Ikerd, Convocation, February 2013. (Part of the Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility symposium)
-Sustainability: a Cultural Challenge, John R. Ehrenfeld, and The Capitalists' Cooperative, part 1, David Gerard, class of 1990. February 2013. (Part of the Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility symposium)
-The Capitalists' Cooperative, part 2, David Gerard, class of 1990, Responsibility, Sustainability and Transparency, part 1, Hank Balikov, class of 1967, and Holding Corporations Accountable, Elizabeth Grossman, Pete Ferrell, class of 1974, and Nancy Himmelfarb. February 2013. (Part of the Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility symposium)
-Responsibility, Sustainability and Transparency, part 2, Hank Balikov, class of 1967, and Business Perspectives on Corporate Social Responsibility, Ken Yeung, class of 2003, Lorie Wigle, and John K. Wilson. February 2013. (Part of the Sustainability and Corporate Social Responsibility symposium)
-2012 Grinnell Prize Announcement
-Global Press Institute (2012 Grinnell Prize Winners)
-An Afternoon With Civil Rights Pioneer Grace Lee Boggs. In honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day, January 21, 2013.
-Elliot Chodoff. Israel's Strategic Planning in the Wake of the Arab Spring. March 13, 2013.
-Grinnell College Musical: Sing, Man, Sing! Performed 1952. Written by Class of 1953.
-Angela Ruggiero. Legacies of Title IX: An Athlete's Perspective. September 18, 2013.
-Dee Fairchild, Christine Grant, and Joanna L. Grossman. Leveling the Field: Title IX and the Promise of Educational Equality for Women and Girls. September 17, 2013.
-Mary Jo Kane. Title IX at 40 and counting: Changing the Landscape in Women's Sport. Kristen Lombardi. Sexual Assault on Campus: How the Press Can Use the Title IX Grievance Process to Pull Back the Curtain on a Pervasive Campus Crime. September 17, 2013. (2 copies)
-Dr. Louise Fresco. World Food Day: The Next Decade. October 16, 2013. -Elizabeth Dahl. Sites of Contest: The Gender Dynamics of Apology Debates within International Relations. October 7, 2013.
-Catherine Cosman '67. On Moscow, Minorities, and Migrants. And: Maria Lipman. The Kremlin Turns Ideological: Vladimir Putin's Response to Mass Protests of 2011-12. February 6, 2014.
-Masha Gessen. Pussy Riot and Putin. And: William M. Reisinger. Putin's Personalist Regime and What it Means for Russian Society. February 5, 2014. -Elizabeth Wood. Putin, Hypermasculinity, and the Construction of Charisma.Orttung. And: Robert Orttung. The Sochi Olympics and Putin's Russia. February 4, 2014.
-Young Innovator for Social Justice Prize: Embrace, 2012.
-Young Innovator for Social Justice Prize: Team Rubicon, 2012.
-Damani Phillips Lecture: Making a Recording. November 9, 2012.
-Tony Perman. Dept. of Music Lecture. November 30, 2012.
-Baroque Woodwind Workshop. April 7, 2013.
-Matt Harris Lecture. April 12, 2013.
-Anna Schultz Lecture. September 20, 2013.
-Music of the Abayudaya Jewish Community. November 1, 2013.
-Dorje Gurung '94. Human Rights and Education of Marginalized People of Nepal. April 23, 2014.
-Micah Zenko, Convocation: Limiting Armed Drone Proliferation, September 2014.
-Medea Benjamin, Drone Warfare: Killing by Remote Control, September 2014. -Kevin Price, Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUAS) Technology and Applications in Agriculture, September 2014.
-Thomas Kaminski, How to Build a Drone - Lessons for Students and Researchers, September 2014.
-Heather Hayes, The Buzzing of the Drones: Circulating Violence from Waziristan to Washington, September 2014.
-David Mura, Relocations: A Performance of Poetry, Memoir, and Dramatic Monlogues, November 13, 2002
-Rosenfield Program: "Change They Can't Believe in: The Tea Party and Reactionary Politics in America," Chris Parker, 11/11/2014
-Rosenfield Program: Chicago Symposium "Mayor 1% and Shaping the New Chicago: The Reign of Rahm Emanuel, the 2015 Election and Beyond," Kari Lydersen, 02/03/2015
-Rosenfield Program: Chicago Symposium "The Fight for Economic Justice from the Streets of Chicago," Virginia Parks, 02/04/2015
-Rosenfield Program: Chicago Symposium "Activism in Chicago Alumni Panel," Christian Snow '13 and Javon Garcia '14, 02/04/2015
-Randye Jones, Interpreting the Negro Spiritual, April 8, 2015
-The Farmer Feeds Us All, 1976
-Rosenfield Program: Global Public Health, Paul Farmer, 09/18/2015
-Rosenfield Program: Count Communities in Latin American Experiences in Health Prevention and attention in Disasters, Clemencia Aramburu, 09/18/2015 -Rosenfield Program: Obesity, Global Health and the Future We Want, Shiriki Kumanyika, 09/10/2015 Rosenfield Program: Panel Discussion: Grinnellians in Public Health, Michael Ison '93, Erich Giebelhaus '92, Emily Parker '95 and Marie K. L. Tan '05, 09/18/2015
-Dong-Won Kim Lecture. 10/10/14
-America's Lost Landscape, The Tallgrass Prairie, 2004
-4 person panel discussion on Esther. February 20, 2015