"The Bucknell Forum: Global Leadership: Questions for the 21st Century" is a national speakers series focused on major issues at the forefront of today's discourse. It features nationally renowned leaders, scholars, and commentators who will examine these issues from multi-disciplinary perspectives and a diversity of viewpoints and provide a model for civil discourse.
While the fall 2007 semester focused on the media influence on citizens, politics and the election, the spring 2008 semester focused on the role of individual identity in these issues.
Upcoming 2009 Bucknell Forum Events
Howard Gardner || Story
The renowned Harvard University scholar who pioneered the multiple intelligences theory
and author of books on individual and institutional leadership
"Leadership that is Ethical: Promises and Pitfalls"
Wednesday, Oct. 21, 7:30 p.m.
Trout Auditorium
The Bucknell Forum Task Force, appointed by President Brian C. Mitchell, encourages Bucknellians to submit suggestions for speakers at Speakers Forum.
The Bucknell Forum “Global Leadership: Questions for the 21st Century” task force is comprised of faculty members Keith Buffinton, Kim Daubman, Bill Gruver, Shara McCallum, Scott Meinke and Mike Toole; students Kevin Cooper-Smith ’10 and Cristina Sacco ’10; and staff members and administrators David duKor-Jackson, Susan Hopp, Kristin Stetler, and Pete Mackey, chair. |
