Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar

The Phi Beta Kappa Society sponsors a Visiting Scholar Program. The purpose of the program is to contribute to the intellectual life of the host campus by making possible an exchange of ideas between the Visiting Scholar and the resident faculty and students. Each year 13-14 distinguished scholars visit over 100 colleges and universities for two days. The scholars meet informally with students and faculty members, take part in classroom discussion, and give a public lecture open to the entire academic community. The Delta chapter hosts a visiting scholar every other year.

 

Year	Visiting Scholar	Home University	Public Lecture Topic
2008	Laurel Thatcher Ulrich	Harvard	Well-Behaved Women Seldon Make History
2005	Judith Reppy	Cornell	Bioterrorism in a Historical Perspective
2003	Alan Shapiro	Johns Hopkins	The Art of Democracy in Ancient Athens
1998	Philip Zimbardo	Stanford
1995	Michael Posner	Oregon
1994	Miriam Kastner	UC San Diego
1992	Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz	Smith	Ought Women to Learn the Alphabet