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Visiting Scholars Program


The Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar Program makes available each year 12 to 13 distinguised scholars who visit approximately 100 colleges and universities, spending two days at each one, meeting informally with students and faculty members, taking part in classroom discussions, and giving a public lecture open to the entire academic community. The purpose of the program is to contribute to the intellectual life of the campus by making possible an exchange of ideas between the Visiting scholars and the resident faculty and students.

Since 1979, Zeta chapter at Baylor has hosted the following Visiting Scholars:

Previous Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholars
1979 Richard Neustadt
1980 Richard Bolt
1982 Albert Sonnenfeld
1983 Nancie Gonzalez
1984 Arnold Moss
1985 Roland Frye
1987 Richard Solomon
1988 Ihor Sevcenko
Robert Streeter
1989 Alan Hoffman
1990 Richard Fiske
1991 Frederick Grassle
1993 Martin Marty
1995 Leon Eisenberg
Paula Giddings
1996 Julia Gaisser
1998

Howard Georgi

1999

Merle Black

2000

Eliana Rivero

2001

Katherine Geffcken

2004

Paul McHugh

2005

Elliott Meyorowitz

2007

Eric Heller




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