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In Memoriam: Humanities West is saddened by the loss of two of our extraordinary Advisory Council members.
Sally Scully, emerita professor of history at San Francisco State University, passed away on April 15, 2011 after a long illness. An obituary can be found here.
Roger Hahn, emeritus professor of history at UC Berkeley, passed away unexpectedly on May 30, 2011. An obituary can be found here.
Both Sally and Roger were long-time friends and supporters of Humanities West, contributing in many ways to the our success as presenters, program moderators, advisors, mentors, and enthusiastic attendees. We will miss them both.
Listen to Roger Hahn's presentation from our 2007 Voltaire program.
Listen to Roger Hahn's 2009 lecture on The Scientific Revolution of Copernicus.

Humanities West presents a wide-ranging series of lectures and
performances encompassing the fine arts, social history, music,
politics, and philosophy of the arts. Since 1983 these interdisciplinary
programs have been designed to entertain and educate diverse
audiences in an effort to illuminate and elevate the human spirit
through exploration of the many sources of modern culture.
Each season Humanities West presents a number of programs in
which leading scholars and artists present lectures, performances,
readings and discussions to audiences in San Francisco's Herbst
Theatre. These one- or two-day events represent an opportunity
unique not only to the Bay Area, but also to the entire United
States. In cooperation with other institutions, such as the Mechanic's
Institute Library and the Commonwealth Club of San Francisco, additional public lectures and panels are
presented to further expand upon program topics.
Humanities West is an independent 501(c)3 non-profit organization operating on an annual budget of about $200,000. Program sales only cover about half the costs. We rely on individual donations, grants, and corporate financial support to sustain our excellence in arts and culture programming.
Mail:
P.O. Box 546
San Francisco, CA 94104
Telephone:
415.391.9700
We welcome your constructive suggestions and offers of assistance.
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Board of Directors
Patricia Lundberg, PhD
Executive Director | bio
George Hammond
Chairman | bio
Chuck Sieloff
Vice Chairman | bio
Charles Bowman
Secretary / Treasurer | bio
J. Fernando Corredor
bio
Clifford (Kip) Cranna
bio
Sally Dudley bio
Douglas C. Grigsby
bio
Margaret Hauben, EdD
bio
Scott Huseby, MD
bio
Dryden Liddle, PhD
bio
Roberta Mundie
bio
Theresa Nelson
bio
Tyler Stovall
bio
Diana Trexler
bio
Eileen Janowitz Ward
bio
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Advisory Council
Eric Apfelstadt, PhD (Art History)
Dean, Arts and Sciences, St. Martin's University (Lacey,
Washington)
Monika Collins (Development Associate) Illinois Humanities Council
Rebekah Compton, PhD (Art History)
UC Berkeley
Walter Denny, PhD (Art History)
University of Massachusetts Amherst
Peter Fairbanks (Art Collector, PBS Antique Road Show)
Montgomery Gallery, San Francisco
Jean W. Farrington
Assistant Director for Lifelong Learning and Senior Library Information Specialist, California Academy of Sciences, San Francisco
Max Grossman, PhD (Art History)
University of Texas El Paso
Shira Kammen (Early Music Performer)
San Francisco
Paul Karlstrom, PhD (Art History)
(Retired) Director, West Coast Region, Smithsonian Archives of American Art, Huntington Library
Adela Lee
Director, Silkroad Foundation, Saratoga
Nicholas McGegan (Conductor)
Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra, San Francisco
Peter O’M. Pierson, PhD (History)
Emeritus, Santa Clara University
Theodore Rabb, PhD (History)
Emeritus, Princeton University
Richard Savino, DMA (Lutenist)
Professor of Music, CSU Sacramento
Eleanor Selfridge-Field, PhD (Music)
Consulting Professor, Music and Symbolic Systems, Stanford University
Elaine Thornburgh (Harpsichordist)
Founding President of Humanities West
Julia Trilling, MLA, PhD (Architecture and Urban Studies)
Senior Research Specialist, University of California Berkeley
Olly Wilson, PhD (Composition)
Emeritus Professor of Music, University of California Berkeley
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