00:00 Introduction from Pratt
02:30 Introduction to Hogan from Philip Davis
06:30 Hogan begins speaking
10:30 Discussion of the goals and objectives of a university, relation to society
12:00 Discussion of academic tenure
14:00 Discussion of a report published in the Globe and Mail concerning the state of academia
15:00 Discussion of limitations on accessibility of academia
16:30 Discussion of the provincial/geographic contexts of universities
17:30 Discussion of the level of development of Canada with respect to academics
19:30 Discussion of societal problems; state of women in the workplace
21:00 Discussion of an increase in the number of older people in Canada
22:30 Discussion of quantity/quality with respect to academics
24:00 Discussion of job prospects for recently graduated students
26:00 Discussion of a then-developing program in Zambia
27:00 Discussion of Canadian productivity from 1945-1970's in relation to American productivity
29:00 Discussion of the necessity of universities/educational institutions in maintaining society
30:00 Discussion of unemployment
31:30 Discussion of what can be done to ameliorate the potential difficulties resulting from the state of academia
33:00 Discussion of the relationship between universities and the government
35:00 Discussion of necessary changes for universities
36:00 Quote from Albert Camus
38:00 End of lecture
39:00 Beginning of question period; inaudible question
42:00 Answer pertaining to the role of a university president
46:00 Question regarding the role of UPEI as a university
49:00 Question regarding qualified academics who cannot secure a job in academia
53:30 Question regarding the lack of funding for universities
56:00 Question regarding the utilisation of government funding
01:02:30 Question regarding the presidency of UPEI
