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Be part of the First Baker Distinguished Lecture Series featuring Sen. George Mitchell – Click here to see map and directions for parking and walking to Cox Auditorium - Parking & Cox Please spread the work and see you Tuesday!
You can view the webcast of this event here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vGrEINo7uI Join us as we look back and forward at Congress, politics, and the impact of the media, with a distinguished panel collectively holding more than 100 years of expertise in these areas. From partisanship in Washington and a shift from mainstream media to to more [...]
Visit this link to learn and see more of these great signs around campus! http://www.utk.edu/tntoday/2012/11/02/big-idea-posters-get-out-the-vote/
Listen to this interview with Baker Center Director and CBER Assistant Director, Matt Murray, about the recently released Tennessee Economic Outlook http://sunsite.utk.edu/wuot/mt/podcast/20121101MurrayWEB.mp3
Sen. George Mitchell to Deliver First Baker Distinguished Lecture on Nov. 13 KNOXVILLE— Sen. George Mitchell, a long-time statesman and attorney, will be at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, on Tuesday, November 13, to deliver the inaugural Baker Distinguished Lecture. This new program was established to promote the values of Senator Howard H. Baker, Jr., [...]
Learn more about the activities of the Baker Center in our fall 2012 newsletter – At the Center! 3321 BakerCtrNewsFall122
Pat McGinley, Professor of Law at West Virginia University, spoke Thursday, October 25, as a part of the Baker Forum on Energy and the Environment. His lecture, Excessive Regulation or Market Failure: Deconstructing the “War On Coal”, can be watched here. This event was sponsored by Tennessee Solar Conversion and Storage using Outreach, Research, and [...]
David Tilman spoke on October 18 as a part of the Baker Forum on Energy and the Environment. A web cast of his lecture titled Food, Energy, and the Environment: Can We Feed and Power the World and Save the Earth? can be seen here. This event was sponsored by Tennessee Solar Conversion and Storage [...]
On Thursday, October 04, Diane Mollenkopf, a specialist in supply chain management, and John Bell, a natural resource scarcity specialist, spoke as a part of the the Baker Forum on Energy and the Environment. The lecture focused on how many businesses are failing to adapt to the dwindling supply of natural resources, and the importance [...]
Howard Hall, one of our fellows in Global Security Policy, was recently featured on UT’s segment “What’s Your Big Idea?”. Watch the video here: