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MacKay Lectures
The annual MacKay Lecture Series features four lectures given by internationally renowned speakers, addressing subjects related to the liberal and performing arts. Three of the lectures revolve around a common interdisciplinary theme chosen each year by the Faculty Research Development Committee. The one remaining lecture is on a broadly based historical theme, in recognition of the generous donation funding the lecture series, given by Gladys MacKay in appreciation of the education that her husband, the Reverend Malcolm Ross MacKay received at Dalhousie as a B.A. student in History (1927).
2007-08 - Identities and Ideologies: Changes and Transformations in the Modern Islamic World
2006-07 - The Early Modern Family
2005-06 - With Respect to Readers: Book History and the History of Reading
2004-05 - Finding the Balance: Citizenship, Immigration, and Security
2003-04 - Europe: A Multidisciplinary Feast
2001-02 - Cross-Cultural Exchanges in North America
Call for Proposals for 2009-10 MacKay Lecture Series
For more information contact the Dean’s Office, Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Dalhousie University, 494-1440.