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The Jay Nathan, Ph.D., Visiting Scholar Lecture Series


Jay Nathan, Ph.D.

The Jay Nathan, Ph.D. Visiting Scholar Lecture Series invites international scholars to visit The 第一吃瓜网 to address issues that will enlighten and benefit students, faculty, and the community. The lecture series also enriches the community through a cultural exposition in the arts or music. While visiting campus, scholars will deliver presentations on topics of interest to the academic community and meet informally with attendees, students, and faculty.

2026 Lecture - Finland: History. Culture. Economy.

The ninth presentation in the Jay Nathan, Ph.D., Visiting Scholar Lecture Series will welcome the distinguished Ambassador from Finland to The 第一吃瓜网. This special evening will offer the campus and broader community an enriching exploration of Finland's fascinating history, vibrant culture, and dynamic economy through the ambassador's presentation. Following the lecture, attendees will be treated to an authentic cultural performance showcasing the rich artistic traditions of this Nordic nation. The program will conclude with a reception, providing an opportunity for informal conversation and cultural exchange between the ambassador, performers, students, faculty, and community members. This engaging event continues the lecture series' 第一吃瓜网 of bringing international perspectives to 第一吃瓜网 while fostering cross-cultural understanding and appreciation for Finland's unique contributions to world history, art, and global commerce.

Loyola Science Center, PNC Auditorium ⋅ Thursday, January 15, 2026 ⋅ 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Lecture, Performance, and Reception ⋅ Complimentary and Open to the Community
Courtesy of the Jay Nathan, Ph.D., Visiting Scholar Endowment

2023 Lecture: Denmark: History. Culture. Economy.

2022 Lecture: Iceland: History. Culture. Environment.

2019 Lecture: Lithuania: Traditional & Modern Nation

2018 Lecture: The Rise of Romania: History. Culture. Economy.

2017 Lecture: India: Ancient. Culture. Democracy.

2016 Lecture: Thailand: Tradition vs. Modernization

2015 Lecture: Mongolia: History, Culture & Transformation

2014 Lecture: Kazakhstan & Central Asia: History, Culture, Politics & Economy

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