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The Emeriti Center and Emeriti Center College, both past and present, are constant advocates for retiree benefits, retiree opportunities, and retiree recognition. To this latter goal, in 1995 Emeritus Professor Norman Fertig, a key leader at the Center, and Emeritus Professor Willard Beling, trustee of the Borchard Foundation, established the Honorary Borchard Lectureship to honor Emeriti professors who exemplify a lifetime of scholarly production.
Albert Borchard was a businessman in trucking and real estate who died in an auto accident in 1983. He and his wife, Elaine, were avid supporters of USC, particularly the Keck School of Medicine and the School of Fine Arts. Their foundation, under the trusteeship of Dr. Beling, has been a faithful and long term contributor to the programs of the Emeriti Center and Emeriti Center College, and has committed funding for this lectureship through 2009. We are enriched and indebted to Dr. Beling and the Borchard Foundation for making this honorary lecture possible.
The USC Emeriti Center and the Emeriti Center College are proud to list those who have been honored:
2009
Borchard Panel Presentation
Intergenerational Stories, Learning About Life
Moderators: James E. Birren and Cheryl M. Swensson
Panelists: Robert W.T. Feindt, Grace Sasaki, Eric Swenson, Lora Walker,
Nancy E. Warner, and Sarah Zoller
2008
No award given
2007
Twelfth Annual
Robert E. Tranquada
The Status of Healthcare in Los Angeles
2006
No award given
2005
Eleventh Annual
Frances Lomas Feldman
A Natural Optimist Grows Up with Los Angeles
2004
Tenth Annual
Dorothy F. Soule
An Alternating Current Between Basic and Applied Science
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James Wart
Nuclear Applications: Danger and Promise
2003
Ninth Annual
Norman B. Sigband
Corporate Crisis: The Price You Pay
2002
Eighth Annual
Carl Q. Christol
International Law and U.S. Foreign Policy
2001
Seventh Annual
Taylor W. Meloan
The Ethical, Legal, and Cultural Implications of International and Domestic Corruption
2000
Sixth Annual
Benjamin H. Landing
(given posthumously by Rodman Shankle)
Prolonged Neuron Production in the Human Cerebral Cortex
1999
Fifth Annual
William H. Perkins
Why Apes Can't Stutter: The 1-1/2% Solution
1998
Fourth Annual
W. Ross Winterowd
The Dehumanized Humanities
1997
Third Annual
George Oakley Totten III
What Can Be Done To Establish Peace and Stability in Northeast Asia?
1996
Second Annual
Doyce B. Nunis, Jr.
The Printing Arts in Twentieth-Century California: An Historical Survey
1995
First Annual
Helen Northen
Social Relationships and Support: Multidisciplinary Studies
