January 9:

Elizabeth Taylor, Chicago Tribune. Author of American Pharaoh
"Precincts and Projects: Mayor Richard J. Daley and the Politics of Chicago"

January 23:

Dalton Conley, New York University, Author of Being Black, Living in the Red andHonky.
"Home Ownership, Political Parties, and the Welfare State"

February 6:

Wim Wiewel, Dean, Business School, University of Illinois at Chicago
"Sprawl and Metropolitan Deconcentration"

February 20:

Archon Fung, Kennedy School, Harvard University
"Deliberative Democracy Chicago-Style: School Reform and Community Policing"

March 6:

Joel Rast, Center for Neighborhood Technology,
"Remaking Chicago: The Political Origins of Urban Change"
(Author of recently published book with same title.)

March 27:

Susan Popkin, The Urban Institute

April 10:

Steve Whitman, Epidemiologist, Mt. Sinai Hospital

April 24:

Janet Abu-Lughod, New School University

May 15:

Margaret Weir, University of California, Berkeley

Note: All workshops are held Tuesdays from 4 to 6 PM in the Sociology Conference Room at 1808 Chicago Avenue, Evanston Campus. For more information, please contact Ellen Berrey at eberrey@northwestern.edu