James P. Holland Memorial Lecture Series

Related Links Indiana University Home Pages		The James P. Holland Memorial Lecture Series allows Indiana University to recognize the contributions of an exemplary scholar who possessed a passion for teaching and learning. Professor Holland succeeded as a teacher because he focused on students, not just the content of his discipline. Armed with an unswerving commitment to excellence and equity, Professor Holland was a mentor for students from all walks of life long before "mentoring" was part of the popular vocabulary of academia. Please join us! Physicist Homer A. Neal October 16, 2000 Professor Neal is interim president emeritus and vice president emeritus for research, Samuel A. Goudsmit professor of physics and director of the UM-Atlas Collaboratory Project at the Uiversity of Michigan. Professor Neal's area of research is experimental high-energy physics. He spoke about "Science in the New Millennium" at IU's Whittenberger Auditorium.         More IU programs can be viewed and heard on the Web at broadcast.iu.edu!
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