CONTENTS

Return to Lowell Lecture: Ellen Goodman

About Ellen Goodman

Elaborating on some themes mentioned in her latest best-selling book, Value Judgments, Ellen Goodman, an associate editor of The Boston Globe and a nationally syndicated columnist, delivered the Lowell Lecture on April 13, 1994.

No stranger to the Harvard community, Ms. Goodman completed her undergraduate degree with honors at Radcliffe in 1963, returned to the University in 1974 as a Nieman Fellow, and currently serves as a trustee of Radcliffe College. The author of six books, beginning with Close to Home in 1979, Ms. Goodman comments on the social questions of the day in her twice-weekly newspaper column. Her many honors include a Pulitzer Prize in 1980 and a Hubert H. Humphrey Civil Rights Award in 1988. She also holds several honorary degrees.

Return to Lowell Lecture: Ellen Goodman

CONTENTS

© 1998 Harvard Extension School. Last modified Tue, Apr 14, 1998