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The Harry Middleton Lectureship presents Michael Beschloss
This year, we were honored to be joined by presidential historian Michael Beschloss as our Harry Middleton Lectureship speaker. The conversation was moderated by former LBJ Library Director Mark K. Updegrove.
About the Harry Middleton Lectureship
The LBJ Foundation established the Harry Middleton Lectureship in 1994 to honor the career, loyalty, and legacy of Mr. Middleton, who served in the Johnson administration and as director of the LBJ Library for 30 years. The lectureship was designed to attract and enrich the learning experiences of UT students and the Austin community. Previous speakers have included former Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev, Presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford, Justice Sandra Day O’Connor, Tom Brokaw, actor Bryan Cranston, playwright Robert Schenkkan, and playwright and film director David Mamet. The lecture series is co-sponsored by the LBJ Presidential Library and the Lyndon Baines Johnson Foundation.
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