Presented May 23, 2006 at the South Regional/BCC Library, 7300 Pines Plvd, Pembroke Pines, Florida 33024.
The topics to be discussed are the history of political violence in the Middle East and development of current terrorist organizations; the impact of terrorism in the United States and the Patriot Act; and terrorist trials and their implications.
The panelists for the event are Amed Demirhan, Tim Dixon and Anthony Natale.
Dr. Hank Martel, Broward Community College South Campus Dean, Academic Affairs, is the program moderator.
Amed Demirhan was born in northern Kurdistan, eastern Turkey . In November 1994, Demirhan moved to the United States to study. In the last four years Demirhan has been working as a reference librarian and literacy coordinator in the Broward County Library. Tim Dixon is with the Division of Humanities, Farquhar College of Arts and Sciences for Nova Southeastern University. Anthony Natale is a Supervising Assistant Federal Public Defender in Miami and serves as the training coordinator for the Federal Defenders Office.
This is the first Broward County Library program that will be podcast on the internet and will be available to access and download to a file or ipod. The podcast address is http://srbcclibrary.blogspot.com
The podcast is being sponsored and presented by the South Regional/BCC Library and Broward Community College.
AUDIO OF TERRORISM ROUNDTABLE:
1-Opening Remarks by Marc Nusbaum, Broward County Library
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2-Introduction of Speakers by Dr. Hank Martel, BCC Dean Of Academic Affairs
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3-Presentation by Mr. Amed Demirhan, librarian/literacy coordinator /Broward County Library
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4-Presentation by Professor Tim Dixon, Nova Southeastern University
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5-Presentation by Dr. Anthony Natale, Assistant Federal Public Defender
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6-Questions from the Audience
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South Regional/BCC Library live programs are presented as podcasts for those who could not attend, those who wish to hear the event again, and for those studying and researching the subjects and themes presented.
HOW TO PLAY AUDIO
To play the audio if you have an audio plug-in on your computer such as Quicktime, just click on the file name with your left mouse button. The file will begin to download and should start to play as it downloads from the server. If you do not have a plug-in installed on your computer, you can right/click the file name and select "Save Link As" or "Save Target As" from the drop down menu. These files are MP3 files, and you will need a player such as Microsoft Media Player or Apple's Quicktime to play the files on your computer. Note: You can download these files to a mobile player such as the Apple Ipod or the IRiver if you desire to play them in a mobile manner.
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