September 17	Maria Echaveste, Co-Founder of the Neuva Vista Group, San Francisco; former Advisor and Deputy Chief of Staff to President Bill Clinton Growing Hispanic Influence? What Happens to Immigration Reform?
October 1	Dr. Michael Kirst, Ph.D, President of the California State Board of Education; also served from 1977-81; Professor Emeritus of Education and Business Administration, Stanford University  State Policy to Implement Common Core Standards in Education: It Changes Almost Everything
October 15	Philip Yun, J.D., Executive Director and COO, Ploughshares Fund, San Francisco; former Pantech Scholar in Korean Studies at the Walter Shorenstein Asia Pacific Research Center, Stanford University The North Korea Problem
November 5	Francine Segan, Food Historian, author of seven cookbooks including the latest, Pasta Modern, to be released in October 2013; frequent guest on television’s Food Network Dolci: Italy’s Sweets
November 19	Bill Coleman,Chairman and CEO, Resilient Network Sytems; Partner, Alsop Louie Partners; a director of Business Executives for National Security; Trustee of Santa Clara University; previously was Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Cassatt, Inc. and Founder, Chairman, and CEO of BEA Systems The Challenges of Cyber Security: National and Personal
December 3	Alan Hess, Architect, Historian; Architecture Critic for the San Jose Mercury News; author of 19 Books on modern architecture and urbanism in the mid-twentieth century; His latest book on Frank Lloyd Wright was published in October 2012 Historic Sprawl: A History of California Suburbia
January 21	Jill Carroll, Ph.D., Author, former Director of the Boniuk Center for Religious Tolerance at Rice University; Founding Director of the Amazing Faith Project The Challenges of Religious Tolerance

Lecture dates for the Morning Forum Winter/Spring 2014 series are:

February 4,18; March 4,18; April 1, 15; May 6,20; and June 3.

February 5	Kobie Boykins, NASA Engineer Exploring Mars: Explorers of the Red Planet
February 19	Dr. Michael Warren, Professor Emeritus, English Literature, University of California, Santa Cruz Shakespeare Four Hundred Years On
March 5	Richard Rhodes, Prize-Winning Author Hedy Lamarr-Inventor
March 19	Dr. Louise Pascale, Associate Professor and Director of Creative Arts Learning, Lesley University Can You Stop the Birds from Singing? The Cultural Impact of Music Censorship in Afghanistan
April 2	Karen Tumulty, National Correspondent, The Washington Post The View from the Washington, D.C. Beltway
April 16	Connie Wolf, Freidenrich Director, Cantor Arts Center, Stanford University Art, Is It Worth It? What Makes Art Valuable?
May 7	Dr. Robert Levenson, Professor of Psychology, University of California, Berkeley How Our Emotional Lives Mature: Changes and New Strengths
May 21	Janine Zacharia, Carlos Kelly McClatchy Visiting Lecturer, Stanford University The United States, Israel and the Broader Middle East: Going Beyond the Headlines
June 4	Rex Ziak, Author and Historian In Full View: The True Story of Lewis and Clark