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This lectureship was endowed with an anonymous gift to honor the anthropological careers
of George and Mary Foster, both of whom received their Ph.D. degress from the University
of California at Berkeley. In 1990, George Foster received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters
degree from Southern Methodist University.
Spring 2006:
AFTERMATH: CALCULATING THE SOCIAL COSTS
DISASTERS AND RECONSTRUCTION
Anthony Oliver-Smith
Professor of Anthropology
University of Florida
Spring 2005:
WHEN THE BOUGH BREAKS:
PARENTS WHO KILL THEIR CHILDREN
Jill Korbin
Professor of Anthropology, Associate Dean of Arts and Sciences
Case Western Reserve University
Spring 2004:
THE VISION OF THE LIMITED GOOD AND
THE SPECTER OF THE UNLIMITED GOOD
June Nash
Distinguished Professor of Anthropology Emerita
City College and Graduate Center, CUNY
Spring 2003:
CULTURAL BELIEFS AND CANCER RISK FACTORS:
A STUDY OF PERCEPTIONS OF HISPANIC AND ANGLO WOMEN AND PHYSICIANS
Leo Chavez
Director of Chicano/Latino Studies
University of California, Irvine
Spring 2002:
THE CUBAN HEALTH EXPERIMENT AT THE 21ST CENTURY
Linda M. Whiteford
Department of Anthropology
University of South Florida
Spring 2001:
DEMOCRATIZATION AND CULTURE CHANGE
IN POST-FRANCO SPAIN
David D. Gilmore
Department of Anthropology
SUNY- Stonybrook
Spring 2000:
STAYING SOBER IN MEXICO CITY
Patrick V. Kirch
Department of Anthropology
University of California,
Berkeley
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