Dr. John Nolt is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Tennessee Knoxville. He does research on environmental ethics and logic, and has publilshed several books and numerous essays on these subjects. His most recent work is on climate ethics. This talk will consider the nature and extent of the harms of climate change.

Professor Stewart Harris, Associate Professor of Law at the Appalachian School of Law and host of "Your Constitutional" broadcast Sunday afternoons on WETS, will speak to the current debate on gun control from the view point of Constitutional law. He will address the arguments in an attempt to help listeners understand the Constitutional law perspective of both sides. There will be a time for questions and answers after Professor Harris speaks. Time: 6:30 pm Open and free to public

David Moscato, paleontology graduate student at ETSU, will speak at noon on November 2nd about "Pleistocene Lizards and Snakes from Southern China." His research focuses on snake and lizard fossils from a select set of caves in southern China and documenting these species’ evolution through the Ice Age. He will share his experience studying abroad this summer at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, China. All Lunchtime Lectures are FREE and open to the public.

David Moscato, paleontology graduate student at ETSU, will speak at noon on November 2nd about "Pleistocene Lizards and Snakes from Southern China." His research focuses on snake and lizard fossils from a select set of caves in southern China and documenting these species’ evolution through the Ice Age. He will share his experience studying abroad this summer at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, China. All Lunchtime Lectures are FREE and open to the public.

David Moscato, paleontology graduate student at ETSU, will speak at noon on November 2nd about "Pleistocene Lizards and Snakes from Southern China." His research focuses on snake and lizard fossils from a select set of caves in southern China and documenting these species’ evolution through the Ice Age. He will share his experience studying abroad this summer at the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing, China. All Lunchtime Lectures are FREE and open to the public.