Monday, May 13
9:30 - Andrey Reznikov, “Franglais: Why English Has So Many French Words”
10:45 - Deb Wolf, “Sanford Underground Research Facility: Exploring the
Frontiers of Science”
1:15 - Allen Morris, “Black Hills History: Archiving the Batinovich Collection”
2:30 - Alex Lang, “French Forerunners of January 6th”
4:00 - Joanna Mechaley, “Behind the Scenes: A Tour of the Matthews Opera
House & Arts Center” (Location: Opera House Lobby at 612 N Main St)
Tuesday, May 14
9:30 - David Wolff, “Landmarks in Black Hills History: Commemorating
Pioneers through Statues and Monuments”
10:45 - Paul Higbee, “How Dr. Walter Higbee and Black Hills State Pioneered
Disability Services in the 1960s and 70s
1:15 - Gina Gibson, “SURF AIR: Catching the Creative Wave”
2:30 - Desy Schoenewies, “Fiberworks: Creating Illustrations in Fibers
Media”
4:00 - Rod Garnett, “Wonderful World of Flutes”
Wednesday, May 15
9:30 - Abby Domagall, “Taken for Granite: The Amazing Story Hidden in Our
Local Rocks”
10:45 - Matthew Pawlus, “Frontiers in Cancer Science: An Interactive Journey
into Cancer and Modern Research Techniques”
1:15 - Michael Baum, “Embodied Landscapes: Exploring Adventure, Art, and
Place”
2:30 - Justin Bergh, Skott Chandler, and Allen Morris, “The George Sitts
Murders – A Film in Progress”
4:00 - Jeremy Smith & Trish Jenkins, “Small Scale Mixed Vegetable Farming:
A Tour of Cycle Farm” (Location: Farm Stand at 287 Evans Lane)
Thursday, May 16
9:30 - William Vance, “’Lovely, Dark, and Deep’: A Few Poems by Robert
Frost”
10:45 - Alan Carner, “Cultivating Mushrooms in South Dakota”
1:15 - Symeon Waseen, “Creative Algorithms for Music Composition and
Generation” (Location: Meier Hall 128)
2:30 - “Celebration of Bike-to-Work Week: Presentation by Rushmore Bikes”
(Location: 3105 W Fairgrounds Loop)
4:00 - “Celebration of American Craft Beer Week: A Tour of Crow Peak
Brewery” (Location: In Front of Brewery at 125 US-14)
