Stephen Rapp: During a 13 week period in 1994, hundreds of thousands of people in Rwanda were murdered. In observance of the tenth anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide, Senior Prosecutor at the United Nations for the Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda Stephen Rapp recently spoke at UNI. (54 min., 11 sec.)

For a conference titled "Arts As an Economic Engine" former Austin, Texas Mayor Kirk Watson discussed the importance of the cultural environment in attracting employees and employers, and in energizing economic development. While he was mayor, Forbes and Fortune magazines named Austin the best city and best place for business in the U.S. (Feb. 6, 2004; Waterloo Center for the Arts; 43 min. 51 sec.) Watson refers to a speech by Richard Florida which is in our older archives.

U.S. Congressman Jim Leach: The Iowa City Republican spoke at the opening of the UNI Center for International Peace and Security Studies discussing progress in the war on terrorism. (Feb. 23, 2004, University of Northern Iowa; 39 min., 44 sec.)

Governor Robert Ray: The former Iowa Governor spoke at the UNI Museum exhibit "Welcoming New Iowans: a 200 Year Tradition". (Feb. 3, 2004, University of Northern Iowa; 23 min.)

Martin Schramm: The acclaimed Washington, D.C.-based author and reporter spoke at UNI about weapons of mass destruction. (Jan. 12, 2004, University of Northern Iowa; 48 min., 19 sec.)