The March 18 ethics and compliance session will focus on drone operations on campus and how to be compliant when flying. Dan Hesselius, director of flight operations and chief pilot from Integrated Remote and In SITU Sensing, will present.
Anna Spain Bradley’s talk will focus on the connection between America’s civil rights movement and the promotion of human rights under international law, challenges and the deepening of relationships among communities.
In this public lecture, LASP planetary scientist Fran Bagenal will review the observations from New Horizon’s flyby of Ultima Thule (MU-69) and their implications for understanding our solar system.
Two leading experts on intellectual property law will discuss implications not only for the seminal question of who can own an idea but also for the broader cultural debate around sex and gender roles.
The award-winning actress of film, television and theater will speak at Macky Auditorium, hosted by the student-led Cultural Events Board and Distinguished Speakers Board.
Join award-winning physicist Professor Michael Dubson for classical music played on sawblades, lessons on the physics of variety of instruments and hands-on educational demonstrations.
Plan to attend the next session, featuring a presentation on toxic chemicals in your environment. If you're curious about what Faculty SPACE is, read up on the series with this Q&A.
What motivates journalists to keep going even when the news is so bleak—both for society and for journalism itself? Join the Center for Environmental Journalism for a panel discussion Feb. 20.
Professor Susan Thomas will explore how different musical artists and video directors have used pop music videos to explore what it means to be a Cuban citizen in the 21st century.
