| September 19 | Leon Litwack, Author, Professor of History, University of California-Berkeley Trouble in Mind: Race Relations in America after WW II |
| October 3 | Chris Giorni, Biologist, Staff Educator at the California Academy of Sciences Excuse Me, Mister, Why Do Eagles Fly, Salmon Swim, Cheetahs Run and Bull Frogs Jump? |
| October 24 | Elena Dodd, Eleanor Roosevelt Scholar, Performing Artist Meet Eleanor Roosevelt |
| November 7 | Elliott Aronson, Professor Emeritus, Psychology, University of California-Santa Cruz Nobody Left to Hate: Teaching Compassion after Columbine |
| November 21 | Peter Grothe, Author, Professor, International Policies Studies, Monterey Institute of International Studies Cross Cultural Communications in a Dangerous World |
| December 5 | Jehan Grist, Executive Director of Lehrhaus Judaica, Berkeley The Dead Sea Scrolls Today |
Yearly Archives: 2000
Winter/Spring 2000
| February 1 | Eugenia Scott, Executive Director, National Center on Science Education Much Ado About Evolution |
| February 15 | Anne Robichaud, Author, Lecturer Implications of Being Italian: Gestures |
| March 7 | Yvonne Pendleton, Astronomer, Astrophysicist, NASA Researcher Pathway to the Stars |
| March 21 | Ernie Young, Co-Director, Center for Biomeidcal Ethics Emerging Issues in Biomedical Ethics |
| April 4 | Orville Schell, Dean, Graduate School of Journalism, UC Berkeley Why the West and China View Tibet So Differently |
| April 18 | Mary Jane Moffat, Writer, Editor, Teacher The Long Backward Glance: The Value of Writing Memoirs |
| May 2 | Kevin Sullivan and Mary Jordan, Foreign Correspondents and Co-Bureau Chiefs of The Washington Post Close-Up View of Japan and Korea |
| May 16 | Michael Keller, Chief Librarian, Stanford University Library System Re-Engineering Academic Libraries in the Twenty-First Century |
| June 6 | Michael beachloss, Historian, Author, TV Commentator Election 2000: What Can History Tell Us? |