Economic Seminars this week: Central Michigan University

For those of you still keeping up on economic issues, there are a few opportunities to learn about things this week.

First, there's a presentation starting at 5 pm in the Park Library Auditorium about Financial Literacy. From the Web site:

In conjunction with Isabella Bank and Trust, the Central Michigan University Chapter of Golden Key International Honour Society is offering a presentation on financial literacy. Topics will include money management,
credit, lending, and investment. The presentation will be
geared toward students to better equip them for a
post-collegiate world.

After that, at 7:30 pm, in the same room (Park Library Auditorium), there will be another presentation about the financial market. Called, "Lessons from the Great Depression"
http://michigansfe.org/blog/2009/04/01/less-than-two-weeks-till-the-great-depression/
From their Web site:

SFE is proud to work with CMU Collegiate Forum and Campus Conservatives to bring in noted speaker, author, and thinker Lawrence W. Reed to discuss the Great Depression and its many lessons for us today in the current economic climate. Reed’s well-known publication “Great Myths of the Great Depression” is as timely today as ever, and we’d be foolish to ignore the lessons of history.