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Malaria in Sri Lanka and China:Environment, Public Health and Development in a Historical Context  Lecture and Discussion Featuring:Robert B. MarksDeihl Professor of History and Environmental StudiesKalinga Tudor SilvaProfessor of Sociology, University of Peradeniya, Sri LankaJoin us as Professor Marks introduces the ecologies, overview and history of malaria and the development of a cure in China where the story forms links between malaria and war.Professor Silva will give a historical overview of malaria in colonial Sri Lanka focusing on the linkages between malaria, economic development and war.Wednesday, November 28th7:00-8:30 p.m.Villalobos HallWhittier CollegeVisitors and guests welcomeRefreshments will be servedFor more information, call or email Robert Marksrmarks@whittier.edu/ 562-907-4253