Dr. S.T. Lee Distinguished Lecture Series
in the Humanities

The Dr. S.T. Lee Distinguished Lecture Series in the Humanities brings to the Penn Humanities Forum scholars and artists whose work has advanced our understanding of issues central to the humanities.

The series is named for Seng Tee Lee, a business executive and noted philanthropist. Dr. Lee is director of the Lee group of companies in Singapore and of the Lee Foundation.

Dr. S.T. Lee Distinguished Lectures
	2001-02 | Time
	Felipe Fernández-Armesto, Professor of History, Oxford What is History Now? November 28, 2001
	2002-03 | The Book
	Jack Miles, Author How Many Scriptures Became One Bible; March 19, 2003
	2003-04 | Belief
	Tariq Ali, Writer and Filmmaker Fanaticism, Belief, Empires; February 18, 2004
	2004-05 | Sleep and Dreams
	Mary Sweeney, Writer, Editor, and Producer Cutting Cinematic Dreams; March 15, 2005
	2005-06 | Word & Image
	Jenny Holzer, Artist Public Art; November 16, 2005
	2006-07 | Travel
	Caryl Phillips, Author Border Crossings; October 25, 2006
	2007-08 | Origins
	Elaine Pagels, Historian of Religion, Princeton University Original Sin; April 2, 2008
	2008-09 | Change
	Amy Bloom, Author Tragedy is Easy, Comedy is Hard, and Love is Damn Near Impossible; February 11, 2009
	2010-11 | Virtuality
	Lorraine Daston, Executive Director, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science Nature's Revenge; April 6, 2011
	2011-12 | Adaptations
	David Harvey, Distinguished Professor, Anthropology, CUNY Graduate Center; November 30, 2011