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President's Lecture Series

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Spring 2005 President's Lecture Series

Third Lecture: March 10, 2005, 7:30 p.m. at the Horton Foote Theatre
Speaker:
M. J. Khan, Houston City Council Member, District F.
Topic: "The Importance of Cultural Diversity in Municipal Government"
 
Press Release

Houston City Council Member M. J. Khan spoke at Wharton County Junior College's recent President's Lecture Series event. Khan's topic was "The Importance of Cultural Diversity in Municipal Government." As part of his lecture Khan spoke about the importance of diverse ideas in government and the importance of individual participation in local and national elections.

A native of Pakistan, Khan acknowledged the democracy of the United States and the opportunities available to anyone who works hard to achieve their goals. 

Photo by John Dettling, Jr. 


Second Lecture: February, 22, 2005, 7:30 p.m. at the Pioneer Student Center
Speaker: Captain Paul J. Matthews
,  Founder & Executive Director, The Buffalo Soldiers National Museum
Topic: "The African American Military Experience"
 
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Captain Paul Matthews addressed a captive audience at Wharton County Junior College's recent President's Lecture Series event.

Matthew's lecture "The African-American Military Experience," gave an overview of the history of African-American military service dating as far back as the founding of the country. He also spoke about the National Solders Museum in Houston and the many treasures housed there. Matthew's is the founder and director of the museum.

Pictured left to right are Ethel Garrett, Captain Matthews, and Mary Nell Wiley.

Photo by John Dettling, Jr.


First Lecture: January 27, 2005, 7:30 p.m. at the Horton Foote Theatre
Speaker:
Yun C. "Grace" Li, Advocator for Chinese Language and Multicultural Education & Fund Development Coordinator, United Way of Texas Gulf Coast
Topic: "Seeing the Ocean Through A Drop of Water - Sharing the Personal Experience of a Chinese American"
 
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