Upcoming Events

Student Leadership, Involvement & Community Engagement (SLICE) and the Sheldon Museum of Art invite you to sign up for one of the dates to participate in the program in September and October. Participants will participate in a tour of the Sheldon …

Anne Duncan from the Department of Classics and Religious Studies will give the second talk for this year’s theme, “War, Peace, and Reconciliation.” Talk details and Zoom registration are available at the link.

Wayne Belcher, U.S. Geological Survey, will present, “Humanitarian Hydrogeology.”

Broxton Bird, Indiana University, will present, “Late Holocene Climate-Flood Dynamics in the Midcontinental United States.”

Walker Ashley, Northern Illinois University, will present, “Rolling the Dice: The Future of Severe Convective Storm Disasters.”

Clay Cressler from the School of Biological Sciences will give the third talk for this year’s theme, “War, Peace, and Reconciliation.” Talk details and Zoom registration are available at the link.

Ashley Poust, University of Nebraska State Museum, will present, “Swimming into the Pleistocene: unique geology on Santa Cruz Island and the origins of modern coastal ecosystems.”

Bedross Der Matossian from the Department of History will give the fourth talk for this year’s theme, “War, Peace, and Reconciliation.” Talk details and Zoom registration are available at the link.

Gerald Steinacher from the Department of History will give the fifth talk for this year’s theme, “War, Peace, and Reconciliation.” Talk details and Zoom registration are available at the link.

The CAS Inquire panel, featuring the five speakers from this year’s theme “War, Peace, and Reconciliation”, convenes to discuss and answer questions from the audience. Details from previous talks and Zoom registration for this event are …