Student Leadership

Free Food For Thought Discussion Series

Free Food for Thought is a series of open-mic forums in which students, faculty, and staff come together to discuss a wide range of issues that are of importance to society today. Free Food for Thought also promotes vaious diversity topics and discusses a wide range of issues including: Should Same Sex Marriages Be Legalized? Does Religion Belong in Public Schools? Should Cloning Be Legalized? Should Special Accommodations Be Made for Obese People?

With the variety of cultures, lifestyles, and personalities at UAB, learning from one another helps us to better understand each other. Free Food For Thought is designed to nourish your mind, as well as your stomach, by providing both good food and good dialogue.


Fall 2009

Date:August 24, 2009
Location:Blazer Hall RLC
Time:7 PM
Topic:Does race matter?
  
Date:September 15, 2009
Location:HUC 411-412
Time:5:30 PM
Topic:Should sex education focus solely on sex between a man and a woman?
  
Date:October 7, 2009
Location:Learning Resource Center Room 104
Time:12 Noon
Topic:Does the government have the right to mandate medical care if the treatment conflicts with religious or cultural beliefs?
  
Date:October 29, 2009
Location:Spencer Honor House
Time:12:30 PM
Topic:In a bad economy, should the U.S. close its borders to new immigrants?
  
Date:November 10, 2009
Location:Blazer Hall RLC
Time:7 PM
Topic:Should men and women receive equal treatment for everything?
  
Date:December 1, 2009
Location:HUC 411-412
Time:12:30 PM
Topic:Should UAB provide gender neutral bathrooms?
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