attended the university in the 1950 s. it is in honor of chair of the department for 20 years and who mentored a whole bunch of students along the way. he was his professor and greatly inspired him, and that is why mr. martin decided to fund this lecture series in the professor s honor. first i would like to recognize fred martin in absentia and also the late professor alan breck. the people who made it possible for the speaker. and then i m thrilled and very honored to welcome that speaker, dr. linda gordon, professor of humanities in history at new york university. i just want to i know you are here to hear her but not me, but it is important to say just a little bit about her to give you a sense of what it is such a treat to have her here with us. i don t want to be self-indulgent but i can t avoid saying she was one of my professors and mentors in graduate school at the university of wisconsin. a real help and inspiration to me. that is totally not what makes her so gre
series, it is a series ann dowd by fred martin, a denver who attended the university in the 1950 s. chair of ther of department for 20 years and who mentored bunch of students along the way. was his professor and greatly inspire him and that is why mr. martin decided to fund this lecture series in the professor s honor. i would like to recognize fred martin in of censure and also the late professor alan breck. then, i m thrilled and very honored to welcome the speaker, dr. linda gordon, professor of humanities in history at new york university. i know you are here to hear her, and not me, but i think it is important to say a bit about her, to give you a sense of what it is such a treat to have her here with us. i can t avoid saying on a personal note that dr. gordon was one of my professors and mentors in graduate school at the university of wisconsin. a real inspiration to me. it is not what makes her so great, but it is still pretty cool. what makes her impressive is the fa
pleasure to welcome you all to attend this lecture. just a little bit about this lecture series, it is endowed by fred martin a d.u. alum who thejored in history back in 1950 s. the endowed the series in honor of dr. alan breck, chair of the department for 20 years and mentor to a bunch of students along the way. he was fred martin s professor and greatly inspired him, and that is why mr. martin decided to fund this lecture series in the professor s honor. first i would like to recognize fred martin in absentia and also the late professor alan breck. they are the people who made it possible for us to bring this in his speaker to du. then i m thrilled and very honored to welcome that speaker, dr. linda gordon, professor of humanities in history at new york university. i just want to i know you are here to hear her, not me, but it is important to say just a little bit about her to give you a sense of what it is such a treat to have her here with us. i don t want to be self-in
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