From Imes to Moore - A Celebration of Pioneering African Americans in Physics 15 lectures Welcome and Opening Remarks 17 March 2004 Earl Lewis (Rackham Graduate School, University of Michigan) Duration: 14:36, 3 slides Educational Opportunities in the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts 17 March 2004 Terrence McDonald (University of Michigan) Duration: 04:40, 1 slides The Department of Physics During the Randall Era 17 March 2004 Ctirad Uher (Physics Department, University of Michigan) Duration: 10:45, 1 slides Welcome and Program Details 17 March 2004 Homer Neal (University of Michigan) Duration: 10:42, 1 slides Imes and Moore: Spanning the History of Infrared Spectroscopy 17 March 2004 Samuel Krimm (University of Michigan) Duration: 30:09, 16 slides The Life and Times of Imes and Moore 17 March 2004 Ronald Mickens (Clark Atlanta University) Duration: 33:05, 16 slides Willie Hobbs Moore as a Mentor 17 March 2004 Donnell Walton (Corning, Incorporated) Duration: 15:00, 29 slides Thoughts on Industrial Research 17 March 2004 Gerhard Schmidt (Ford Motor Company) Duration: 15:00, 1 slides The Role of the APS 17 March 2004 Judy Franz (American Physical Society) Duration: 15:00, 15 slides Recognition of Anita Ngatchou 17 March 2004 Roy Clark (University of Michigan) Duration: 15:00, 1 slides Comments and Discovery in Science 17 March 2004 Mary Sue Coleman (University of Michigan, President) Duration: 10:00, 1 slides Opportunity and Discovery in Science 17 March 2004 John H. Marburger III (Science Advisor to the President) Duration: 30:00, 1 slides Celebrating a History of Diversity at the University of Michigan 17 March 2004 James Jackson (University of Michigan) Duration: 15:00, 1 slides Announcement of Rackham Fellowship Award 17 March 2004 Earl Lewis (University of Michigan) Duration: 15:00, 1 slides Announcement of Faculty Mentorship Award 17 March 2004 Terrence McDonald (University of Michigan) Duration: 15:00, 1 slides

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