PAST EVENTS Past Symposiums sponsored by the Donald D. Harrington Fellows Program and organized in part by Harrington Graduate Fellows See additional Past Symposiums on the Harrington Faculty Fellows Web site. Information and the War on Terrorism (See program - .pdf format. To access the program you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader. Download Acrobat Reader.) Hannah Fischer Oberlin College Donald D. Harrington Graduate Fellow School of Information The University of Texas at Austin Co-sponsored by the School of Information April 11-12, 2003 "While we cannot know the shape of tomorrow's war on terrorism, it seems clear that the issues generated by today's war on terrorism will still be of national and international interest for some time to come. The symposium on information and the war on terrorism addressed a wide survey of information related issues in a spirit of democratic openness and with attention given to multiple perspectives. Speakers from multiple disciplines and backgrounds, including law, journalism, middle eastern studies, communications, public policy, film, and library and information studies attended the symposium." George Friedman CEO, STRAFOR   David Gracy School of Information The University of Texas at Austin   Bobby Inman LBJ School of Public Affairs The University of Texas at Austin   William Harrell Executive Director Texas ACLU Panel discussion Dr. Gary Chapman LBJ School of Public Affairs The University of Texas at Austin   Dr. Philip Doty School of Information The University of Texas at Austin   Dr. Karen Wilkins College of Communication The University of Texas at Austin   Emily Donahue News Director KUT-FM   Judy Matthews Biomedical and Physical Sciences Library Michigan State University   Richard Wiggins Computer Laboratory Michigan State University   Chris Shively Chief Editor Houston Chronicle International Desk   Andrew Dillon School of Information The University of Texas at Austin Abrupt Climate Change (view program) Sunghwan (Sunny) Jung The University of Texas at Austin Donald D. Harrington Graduate Fellow Department of Physics Co-sponsored by the Environmental Science Institute (ESI) April 15, 2005 Richard Alley Penn State University Big Ice Sheet Instability: Implications for Future Sea Level Thomas Stocker University of Bern, Switzerland Irreversible Climate Transitions: Future Trouble? Philip Marcus University of California - Berkeley Prediction of Abrupt Change in Jupiter's Climate: An Analog for Earth? ESI's Outreach Lecture Series "Hot Science - Cool Talks" Lonnie Thompson Ohio State University Ice Adventures: Tracking Evidence of Abrupt Climate Change Across the Tropics