Speaking Opportunities
Speakers Bureau
The center can arrange for Ball State University faculty members to speak to community organizations on peace-related topics.
| Name |
Expertise |
| Michael Daehn |
Teaching nonviolence through drama, mediation |
| Francine Friedman |
International relations, terrorism, Russia, Bosnia, Herzegovina |
| Lawrence Gerstein |
Director; Ethno-political conflict, measuring nonviolence, Buddhism |
| Michelle Glowacki-Dudka |
Learning communities, conflict resolution, social justice |
| Judy Gray |
Problem-solving, GLBT, poverty, mentoring youth |
| Steven R. Hall |
Curriculum Coordinator; International poverty, economic growth, foreign aid, investment |
| Roger Hollands |
Dispute resolution, mediation, organized labor, light rail |
| Theresa Kruczek |
Trauma, PTSD, resilience, interpersonal violence |
| Joe Losco |
Legislative process |
| Mark Massé |
Faith, spirituality, activists, journalism and trauma |
| Yeno Matuka |
Conflict management among Kongo people, poetry and peace |
| Beth Messner |
Rhetoric of hate speech, social movements, and public advocacy |
| Gerald Waite |
Vietnam, international ethics, genocide, veterans for peace |
| Phillip Wills |
Mediation, veterans for peace |
| Gregory Witkowski |
Philanthropy, civil society, fund raising |
| George Wolfe |
Outreach Coordinator; Gandhi, nonviolence, interfaith dialog, meditation, arts and peace |
Traveling County Exhibits
Designed for community libraries and public schools, these traveling exhibits are available upon request from the center.
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Great Teachers of Nonviolence: Presents profiles of Mahatma Gandhi; Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.; Alice Paul; Dorothy Day; the Dali Lama; and other nonviolent social activists.
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In Pursuit of a Global Ethic: Examines the evolution of ethical teaching in the context of modern day human rights.
For more information, contact:
George Wolfe, Outreach Coordinator
Center for Peace and Conflict Studies
Ball State University
310 N. McKinley Ave.
Phone: 765-285-1622