| Name | Program Title |
|---|---|
| Sharon Z. Alter | First Ladies as Activists and Leaders |
| Sharon Z. Alter | Three Wartime First Ladies: Madison, Lincoln, and Wilson |
| Rita Arias Jirasek | Mexican Chicago - A Story in Pictures |
| Stephen T. Asma | Ancient Antidotes: Stoic and Buddhist Lessons for Our Economic Crisis |
| Stephen T. Asma | Our Values After 9/11: An Ethical Exploration of the Contest Between Tribalism and Egalitarianism |
| Stephen T. Asma | Dinosaurs on the Ark: Understanding the Recent Clashes Between Science and Religion |
| Lee L. Brice | History & Film: Cinematic Window on the Ancient & Modern Worlds |
| Antonio Delgado | Early Mexican Chicago: Missing Pages of History |
| Antonio Delgado | Lincoln and His Times: A Pan-American View |
| Antonio Delgado | The Impact of the Mexican Revolution on the United States |
| Lewis Erenberg | Rumble in the Jungle: Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in Zaire |
| Lewis Erenberg | The Greatest Fight of Our Generation: Joe Louis vs. Max Schmeling |
| Charles F. Fanning | Dueling Ethnic Cultures: The Irish Contribution to Chicago’s Century of Progress World’s Fair 1933-34 |
| Charles F. Fanning | George McManus' Maggie and Jiggs: The Comics as Social History |
| Erik Gellman | Charles White and the Laboring of the Chicago Black Renaissance |
| Sarah S. Marcus | Chicago From the Ground Up |
| Sarah S. Marcus | Chicago on Screen |
| Sarah S. Marcus | Heroes, Statesmen, Philanders, and Fools: The American Presidency as Seen on Screen |
| Denese M. Neu | Comparing Disasters: How September 11th Defined Our Expectations of the Affected |
| Shanta Nurullah | From Anansi to Brer Rabbit - Trickster Tales from Africa and the Americas |
| Shanta Nurullah | Southside Artistry - The Black Arts Movement |
| Pangratios Papacosta | Scientists and Artists as Architects of Social Justice |
| Ronald Solberg | For America's Traveling Salesman It Has Been a Laughing Matter |
| Ronald Solberg | The Life and Times of America's Salesmen: 200 Years of Library of Congress Pictures and Prints |
| Ronald Solberg | The Whizbangs of Oohs and Ahs: Those Magnificent Traveling Salesmen of Illinois |
| Scott Stevens | American Indians in Chicago: Our Legacies, Our Communities |
| Scott Stevens | Colonial Illinois: European and Indigenous Encounters on the Prairies and Woodlands |
| Scott Stevens | Mohawk Iron Workers and the Twin Towers |
| Peter S. Wenz | Beyond Red and Blue |
| Peter S. Wenz | The Immigration Debate |
| Peter S. Wenz | The War on Terrorism |
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