Upcoming Events
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HHC Group Advising Session (Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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HHC Group Advising Session (Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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Is Patriotism the Last Refuge of Scoundrels?
Please join us for an Ethics for Breakfast event with Steven B. Smith, the Alfred Cowles Professor of Political Science at Yale. Patriotism is a form of loyalty but what is loyalty? RSVP REQUIRED.
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HHC Group Advising Session (Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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Free Tickets to Anderson Cooper Lecture and Audience Q&A
The Hutton Honors College is offering 5 reserved tickets to the Anderson Cooper lecture and audience Q&A on October 27th at 7 p.m. in the Musical Arts Center. Students will be able to reserve their free tickets beginning Monday, September 30 at 11:30 a.m.
If you are in the first 5 students to sign up and are no longer able to attend the festival, please contact the Extracurricular Programming Team (hhcextra@indiana.edu) and/or cancel your RSVP in order to give another student the opportunity.
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HHC Group Advising Session (all non-Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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HHC Group Advising Session (all non-Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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Alumni Lunch with Doug Dayhoff
Join us for lunch with HHC alumnus Doug Dayhoff, a serial entrepreneur who majored in Philosophy and Spanish at IU before earning an MBA at the Tuck School at Dartmouth College.
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HHC Group Advising Session (all non-Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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HHC Group Advising Session (all non-Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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HHC Group Advising Session (all non-Kelley majors)
HHC advisors will discuss planning to graduate with Hutton Honors, meeting your HHC membership requirements, planning for the Spring 2020 semester, finding out about spring courses, etc. RSVP required.
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First Amendment and Hate Speech
Please join us for a lunch and Q & A with Maurer School of Law Professor Joseph Hoffmann. Before opening to a Q & A, Professor Hoffmann will explain the latitude of the first amendment and the protection of free speech, while defining the legal and ethical difference between free and hate speech,as well as its constitutional limits. RSVP REQUIRED.
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Join us for dinner and the chance to converse with Dr. Imani Perry, the Hughes-Rogers Professor of African American Studies and faculty associate in the Program in Law and Public Affairs and Gender and Sexuality Studies at Princeton University. RSVP REQUIRED.
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Please join us for an Ethics for Breakfast event, The Ethics of Politics, to discuss global warming, healthcare, smart cities, and other hot issues with 2019 Kelley Poling Chair Martin J. O'Malley, former governor of Maryland (2007-2015), democratic presidential candidate in 2016, and major of Baltimore (1999 -2007).
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Ethics for Breakfast: Food & Ethics
Please join us for an Ethics for Breakfast event with food geographer and Ostrom Workshop Postdoctoral fellow Dr. Angela Babb. In what way do our food choices affect other people? In what ways do our eating habits affect farmers and communities where foods are grown? What is an ethical diet? What are college students and universities across the U.S. doing to promote more ethical food systems? RSVP REQUIRED.