The Smith Center  THE SMITH CENTER  for Private Enterprise Studies


 

Calendar of Events

Link to past Smith Center Speakers videos

Fall of 2009 to Spring of 2010


October 14th

Stephen Hicks, The Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship, Rockford College

“Is Capitalism Bad for Art?”



November 18th

Charles Kroncke, Dean of Business, and Ronald White, Professor of Philosophy, College of Mount Saint Joseph,

"The Modern Health Care Maze." 


 

Fall of 2008 to Spring of 2009


October 22nd

Gerald P. O'Driscoll, Senior Fellow Cato Institute, former V.P. of Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

“Monetary policy and the Current Crisis”



November 5th

Tim Sandefur, Pacific Legal Foundation

“The Right to Earn a Living” 



December 3rd

Matthew Ladner, Foldwater Institute

“Demography is not Destiny in Education” 



January 21st

Ben Zycher, Manhatten Institute

“Private Sector Contributions to Pharmaceutical Science” 



February 24th

Movie Night! Starting 6pm!



February 11th

Gary Galles, Pepperdine University

"Defending Libert is Worth the Abuse"



March

To be announced.



April 29th

Evam Osborne

“Commerce is Beautiful” 



May 20th

Marius Schwartz, Georgetown University

"Net Neutrality"


 

Winter and Spring quarters of 2008

 


January 16th

Jeffrey Rogers Hummel, Professor of Economics and History at SJSU

“A Greenspan Retrospective: Why Everyone has Gotten it Wrong”



Febuary 6th

John Lott, Senior Research Scholar, University of Maryland

“Freedomnomics: Why the Free Market Works and Other Half-Baked Theories Don't” 



March 5th

Robert Higgs, Editor The Independent Review

“The myth of war prosperity” 



April 23rd

Rodney Fort, University of Michigan

“Tradeoffs Inherent in Public Subsidies of Professional Sports” 



May 14th

Charles W. Baird, CSU East Bay, emeritus

"Abuse of Language in Politics"


 

 

 


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