Thursday, June 22nd
9:30 - Nick Drummond, “The Civic Life of a Mayor.”
10:45 - Matt Bauman and Caitlin Hill, “Removing the Mask: A Conversation about Memoir”
1:00 - Katrina Jensen, “A Game of Cat and Mouse: Steroid Doping in Sports and the Chemistry of Detection”
2:15 - Desy Schoenewies, “Stop and Draw the Flowers: How Art Deepens Our Observational Skills.” Demonstration. Woodburn Hall 305.
Friday, June 23rd
9:30 - Matt Pawlus, “Aging and Immortality in the Age of Science.”
10:45 - Nick Drummond, “Anti-German Sentiment in Pennsylvania.”
1:00 - Alex Lang, “Dangerous Ideas: The German Conservative Revolutionaries.”
2:15 - Kelly Harnett, “Save the (Native) Bees: One Green Space at a Time”
Thursday, June 29th
9:30 - Pam Carriveau & Bernard Schuchmann, “When Law Meets Politics in the Courts: A Study of Current Cases”
10:45 - David Wolff, "Creating the Denver of the Black Hills: Rapid City’s Push for Preeminence”
1:00 - Jon Kilpinen, “The Persistence of Regional Cultural Differences in the United States”
2:15 - Skye van Duuren, “Trumpeting Through the Ages: A Historical survey of Solo Music for Trumpet.” Performance and Talk. Meier Recital Hall.
Friday, June 30th
9:00 - Jeremy Smith & Trish Jenkins, “Come See a Sustainable Farm in Spearfish.” A tour of Cycle Farm. 287 Evans Lane.
10:45 - Andrey Reznikov, “The History of Writing: From Pictograms to Emoji.”
1:00 - Bill Vance, “The Joy of Reading the Great American Novel: Moby-Dick. “
2:15 - Rod Garnett, “The Music of Bali: An Introduction to the Gamelan." Performance and Talk.