Lunch & Lead in Boise
About
The University of Idaho Boise’s Lunch & Lead program is an informal lecture series with an annual theme. Attendees are on-the-go executives, managers, business owners, and interested citizens. The University provides the speakers and beverages and cookies. Participants are encouraged to bring a bag lunch to enjoy during the lunchtime event. See a past topic that interests you? See an upcoming event you cannot attend? All events are recorded, and along with any presentation slides, are available through the links to the left.
All brown bag gatherings are free and open to the public. Because the space is limited, RSVPs are required at professionaldev@uidaho.edu or (208) 334-2999.
2013 Series: Digging Idaho
How much do you know about Idaho’s past? Events include Prehistoric Archaeology in Idaho through more recent activities such as the WWII Japanese Internment Camps and are presented by archaeologists and sociologists from the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences. This year’s program begins on Thursday, 21 March and focuses on early Boise’s ethnic neighborhoods.
| Thursday, March 21 |
Early Boise Ethnic Neighborhood | Pamela Demo, MS Anthropology |
| Thursday, April 18 |
Drawing from the Well: Boise Basque Dig | Jessica Goodwin, graduate student, Sociology and Anthropology |
| Spring Break | ||
| Wednesday, Sept. 25 |
Japanese Internment Camps in Idaho | Stacey Camp, Ph.D. Social and Cultural Anthropology |
| Thursday, Oct. 17 |
Prehistoric Archeology in Idaho | Lee Sappington, Ph.D. Anthropology |
| Thursday, Nov. 21 |
Stories Beneath Your Feet: Sandpoint’s Unexpected Histories | Mark Warner, Ph.D. |
View past Lunch & Lead themes.
Next Event:
March 21
Pamela Demo, Principal of P. Demo CRM Consulting, will present how the ethnic and diverse landscape in Boise is changing. More