PROGRAM
The sessions, unless otherwise indicated in the schedule, will be held in classroom 35 of the Central Building from 17:30 to 19:30 for registered students.
October
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Tuesday 14 |
Opening ceremony in the Magna classroom and inaugural lecture: 'What America owes Spain', given by Marcelo Gullo Omoedo. The ceremony will begin at 17:00 and will be chaired by the Dean of the School of Philosophy and Letters, Julia Pavón, the Vice Dean of Students, Dolores López, and the new academic coordinator of the Senior Program, Rafael Escobedo. |
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Thursday 16 |
The music of Maurice Ravel on its 150th anniversary, by Mariano Jiménez, from the Siemens Gamesaconference room of the ICSIsmael Sánchez Bella Building) |
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Tuesday 21 |
Culinary Medicineby Miguel Ruiz-Canela Healthy aging and nutritionby Estefanía Toledo |
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Thursday 23 |
Is obesity a disease?by Manuel Landecho Sustainable food: can we save the planet with our plate?by Roncesvalles Garayoa |
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Tuesday 28 |
Thursday 30 |
Steps to write, edit and sell a bookby Bakarne Atxukarro |
November
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Tuesday 4 |
Towards 27: Centenary of an unrepeatable poetic generation (part I), by Carlos Mata Indurain | |
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Thursday 6 |
Russia: fragility of its State and power of its Empireby Carlos Veci Lavín |
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Tuesday 11 |
Towards the 27: Centenary of an unrepeatable poetic generation (part II), by Carlos Mata Indurain |
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Thursday 13 |
Inheritance succession and the importance of the willby Belen Marín Villamayor |
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Tuesday 18 |
Inheritance succession and the importance of the willby Belen Marín Villamayor |
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Thursday 20 |
How to hide an empire: a brief history of the U.S. in the twentieth centuryby Santiago de Navascués |
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Tuesday 25 |
Thursday 27th |
The chronicles of the finding and conquest of Americaby Javier de Navascués |
December
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Tuesday 2 |
Jueves 4 |
The dignity of politicsby Ricardo Rovira Reich |
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Tuesday 9 |
Steps to write, edit and sell a bookby Bakarne Atxukarro |
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Thursday 11 |
Austria-Hungary, the rise and fall of a dynastic empireby Rafael Escobedo |
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Tuesday 16 |
The royal manufactures of the 18th centuryby Agustín González Enciso |
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Thursday 18 |
Mass, lunch and Christmas basket raffle. At 13:00 a Mass will be celebrated in the Amigos BuildingAt 14:00 there will be lunch with the members of the course and at 16:30 there will be a Christmas get-together and the raffle of the Christmas basket. |
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Part of the Senior Program students on one of their trips around Europe.
January
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Thursday 8 |
Documentary conservationby Yolanda Cagigas Ocejo |
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Tuesday 13th |
Thursday 15 |
Great voices in the lyricby Luis Miguel Alonso Nájera |
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Tuesday 20 |
Thursday 22 |
Brain diseases and new therapiesby Cristian Smerdou |
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Tuesday 27th |
Thursday 29th |
The Education of Ecological Consciousness - ecological civismby Elena Arbués Radigales |
February
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Tuesday 3 |
The BIOMA Center: The Biodiversity and Environment Institute and the Science Museum, by Ignacio López Goñi and Jesús Miguel Santamaría |
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Thursday 5 |
The BIOMA Center: The buildingby Patxi Mangado |
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Tuesday 10 |
Thursday 12 |
Forgiveness: A Philosophical Approachby Mariano Crespo |
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Tuesday 17 |
Thursday 19 |
Cryptocurrencies and digital assetsby Eduardo Valpuesta Gastaminza |
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Tuesday 24 |
Thursday 26th |
Christian Traditions: Nativity Scenes and Easter Processionsby José Antonio Sarría Terrón |
March
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Tuesday 3 |
Thursday 5 |
Navarrese and Spanish businessmen of the Enlightenmentby Agustín González Enciso |
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Tuesday 10 |
thursday 12 |
New Life for Old Towns: A Look at Inner Spainby Juan José Pons Izquierdo |
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Tuesday 17 |
Hypertension: the silent killerby Arantxa González Miqueo. The class will be held at the CIMA auditorium on the usual schedule |
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Tuesday 24 |
Thursday 26th |
design and art of the 20th centuryby Héctor García-Diego Villarías and María Villanueva Fernández |
April
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Tuesday 14 |
Thursday 16 |
Current Issues in Criminal Law in the light of the General Theory of Crimeby Elena Íñigo |
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Tuesday 21 |
Thursday 23 |
Contemporary Art in Navarre: 20th and 21st Centuriesby Pedro Luis Lozano |
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Tuesday 28 |
Thursday 30 |
The Spanish empire on the Danube: Vienna, Prague and Budapestby Juan Carlos Valerio |
May
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Tuesday 5 |
Jueves 7 |
Milestones for a history of the Internetby José Luis Orihuela |
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Tuesday 12 |
Harmony in Diversity: Organizational Beauty and Social Cultureby Raquel Sastre |
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Thursday 14 |
Indoor Air Qualityby Miguel Ángel Alcántara Durán |
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Tuesday 19 |
Thursday 21 |
Owners of everyday life: the work of women in historyby Ana Zabalza |
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Tuesday 26 |
Thursday 28th |
Transnational crimes as the main cause of international insecurityby Mario Pereira Garmendia |
June
The lecture and closing ceremony will take place on Tuesday, June 2 at 12:30 pm in the Magna classroom of the Central Building. First of all, the architect and alumni Maite Apezteguia will give the session titled 'The co-utopia of the city of the 21st Century'. Afterwards (13:30), the closing ceremony will be presided over by the Dean of the School of Philosophy and Letters, Julia Pavón, the new academic coordinator of the Senior Program, Rafael Escobedo, and representatives of the faculty.