The Berry Center sponsored Distinguished Visitors in the following classes during the 2006-2007 academic year:
ECB 3-272 Capital Markets
CHE 3-121Chemical Principles I
CHE 3-161 Accelerated General Chemistry
CHE 3-334 Biochemistry
ECB 5-323 International Economics
ECB 6-102 Microeconomics
ECB 7-321 Macroeconomics
ECB 7-261 Global Environmental Economics
ECB 8-354 Managerial Economics
SOC 9-365 Criminal Justice
CSC 9-315 Programming Language
ECB 9-225 Money & Banking
John Smith '71
John Smith '71 and Professor Santhi Hejeebu discussing a case study
Chris Christoffersen '54
Chris Christoffersen '54 addresses Biochemistry as the Next US Economic Driver
Cillian Ryan
Cillian Ryan addressed agricultural economics and the World Trade talks
Ananta Hejeebu
Ananta Hejeebu gave an inspiring presentation in Managerial Economics
Jim Hoffman
Jim Hoffman chats informally with students after one of his presentations
2006-2007 Distinguished Visitors
During the 2006-2007 academic year, the Berry Center enabled four different departments to meet with Distinguished Visitors: Economics and Business, Chemistry, Sociology, and Computer Science. The Berry Center brought ten visitors of national and international renown to campus to visit twelve courses. Our visitors included four Cornell College alumni: Chris Christoffersen '54, Sydney Smith Hicks '69, John Smith '71, and Jeff Kapler.