Initial contact should be with the Speakers Bureau Office (785) 864-5169, govern@ku.edu, not the individual faculty member.

Daphne Fautin, professor-senior curator, fautin@ku.edu

• Coral Reffs
• Marine Biology in Kansas
• The truth about finding Nemo, the Clown Anemone fish

Richard Hale, associate profess, rhale@ku.edu

• NASA activities in Kansas
• Unmanned aircraft for remote sensing in the cryosphere

Michael Hoeflich, distinguished professor, hoeflich@ku.edu

• Kansas legal history
• Privacy/Patriot Act issues
• Freedom of Speech
• Animal rights

Don Huggins, senior scientist, dhuggins@ku.edu

• Impact of nutrients on Kansas lakes and streams

Charles Krider, professor, ckrider@ku.edu

• Economic trends and outlook in any county in Kansas

Burdett Loomis, professor, bloomis@ku.edu

• Kansas politics and policy making

Adrian Melott, professor, melott@ku.edu

• What happened to the Kansas Science Education Standards

Rita Napier, associate professor, rnapier@ku.edu

• Race & Bleeding Kansas
• Race, Violence and the creation of Kansas
• Ethnic and racial groups in Kansas history
  

Tim Van Leer, executive director, the Lied Center, tvanleer@ku.edu

• The importance of the arts in your community