
The 60s Through the Great Speeches
Fri., Oct. 9-Nov. 13, 8-9:30 a.m.
Location: Online
Cost: $70
With Arthur Benedict, Former Lecturer, Wharton & University of Pennsylvania
The 1960s is a decade wrapped in myth and misunderstanding. We will cut through that haze by turning to something powerful and concrete: the speeches of the era. The times and the conditions demanded these significant speeches. Together, we will listen to the voices that moved a nation and shaped history. With recordings preserved through television, video, and YouTube, we will discover what these speeches still have to teach us today.
Buck Benedict is a former lecturer at Wharton and the Fels Institute of Government at the University of Pennsylvania, where he taught public speaking for 16 years. He also created and taught speechwriting classes. He was awarded the first Excellence in Teaching Award at the Fels Institute and was nominated for the university-wide Provost Award for non-standing faculty.
Register by 12 p.m., September 12.



