Join futurist David Zach for an evening of trends, traditions, thoughtful reflection and slightly irreverent humor at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point on Monday, Feb. 5.

Zach will speak from 4-5:30 p.m. in Room 116 of the College of Professional Studies Building as a part of the annual K.B. Willett Lectureship, sponsored this year by the College of Professional Studies. The lecture is free and open to the public, however, seating is limited. Reservations are requested by Friday, Feb. 2, by calling (715) 346-3169 or e-mailing jnorth@uwsp.edu.

The lecture is made possible through the K.B. and Lucille Willett Fund, which offers each UWSP college a distinguished lectureship on a rotating basis.

One of the few professionally trained futurists in the United States, Zach holds a master�s degree in studies of the future from the University of Houston and has taught Future Studies in the School of Education at UW-Milwaukee. Since 1987, he has worked with over 1200 clients from Harley-Davidson to Apple Computer, offering insights on the personal and professional impact of strategic trends. As a speaker, he guides his audience on an entertaining, futuristic tour of technology, economics, business, education and society.

Zach is a member of the Wisconsin Small Business Development Center Advisory Council and has served on the Future Milwaukee Advisory Board, eInnovate Board and American Institute of Architects Wisconsin Board. He also served as chairman of the Goals for Greater Milwaukee 2000 Education Committee and was co-chair for Design Milwaukee.