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John U. Bacon -The Measure of Our Character: What We Do When No One’s Watching.

Delta Gamma Lectureship on Ethics and Values

John U. Bacan - journalist, author, and UM professor John U. Bacan - journalist, author, and UM professor
John U. Bacan - journalist, author, and UM professor
The Delta Gamma Foundation, along with Xi Chapter, Ann Arbor DG Alumnae, and Fraternity & Sorority Life are pleased to host the 2020 Delta Gamma Lectureship on Ethics and Leadership. John U. Bacon, acclaimed University of Michigan history professor, writer of 10 books on sports and history, and noted journalist, will be speaking. His topic: The Measure of Our Character: What We Do When No One’s Watching.

Please join us via Zoom on Thursday, October 22, 7 pm EDT. To receive a Zoom link to this event, please register at https://tinyurl.com/lectureship2020

New York Times bestselling author John U. Bacon has written eleven books on sports, business, health, and history. His newest book, Overtime: Jim Harbaugh and the Michigan Wolverines at the Crossroads of College Football, was released September 3, 2019.

He free-lances for The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo, and others, appears often on TV, including HBO, ESPN, Fox Business, MSNBC, and the Big Ten Network, and delivers weekly essays for Michigan Radio and occasionally NPR, which awarded him the PRNDI prize for nation's best commentary in 2014.

He is a popular public speaker, who teaches at the University of Michigan, where the students awarded him the Golden Apple in 2009.
John U. Bacan - journalist, author, and UM professor John U. Bacan - journalist, author, and UM professor
John U. Bacan - journalist, author, and UM professor

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