Lectures & Presentations
This event has been canceled due to coronavirus concerns.
Are you a caregiver, parent, or do you hope to be one? This training will unpack sexual development at each age, addressing what's common and what's concerning.
Previously scheduled for March 16, the Finance Division and Burridge Center for Finance at the Leeds School of Business has unfortunately had to CANCEL this lecture by Gary B. Gorton of Yale University.
Join a free family-friendly STEM show at Fiske Planetarium. You’ll learn about a researcher’s global travels in search of space rocks and how space rocks can tell fascinating stories of our neighboring planets.
As part of Brain Awareness Week, Marie Banich will explore why teens think and act the way they do, what research shows is at the root of their behavior, how adolescent brains develop and more.
Join CU Wizards Professor David Nesbitt for a free family-friendly STEM show. You’ll learn secrets for a perfect pie crust, how to cook scrambled eggs without heat, how to make homemade cheese and how to reverse the entropy in your hot cocoa.
The Benson Center's senior scholar in residence, William B. Allen, will present the final lecture in the yearlong American National Character series as a virtual event. Join the talk on “Down with Diversity.”
Join Professor Jennifer Schwartz for an exciting discussion about the pursuit of happiness.
Join Research Associate Daniela Vergara from Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, who'll give a free lecture about the growing field of cannabis research.
Yusef Salaam and Raymond Santana, two members of the Central Park Five—now known as the Exonerated Five—will speak on campus March 10, hosted by the student-led Cultural Events Board.