SIGMA-XI TUESDAY TALKS
Sigma Xi, the Scientific Research Society, meets regularly for DIV III talks and a complimentary lunch throughout the year. Talks are open to all faculty, staff and students. Talks are held on Tuesdays 12:20-1:00 pm. Due to construction in McConnell, Fall 2023 talks will be held in Ford 240. A complimentary lunch is offered outside of Ford 240- available around 12:10 to first 30 attendees (first come, first serve)
| Fall 2023, Schedule
Sigma Xi Tuesday Talk dates are shown below. |
| 9/12 Mariana Abarca (BIO) (CANCELLED!) “Assessing the effects of global change on local moths and butterflies” 9/19 Candice Price (MTH) (CANCELLED! Happy Mountain Day!) “Increasing the Rate of Change: Focusing on the Intersection of Social Justice and Mathematics” 9/26 Robin Belton (MTH) “The Misinterpretations and Pitfalls of Topological Data Analysis” 10/3 EJ Siebert and Martha Alexander (ODS) “Is That Ferret Really a Service Animal?” 10/10 NO TALK, FALL BREAK 10/17 Alexandra Strom (CHM) 10/24 Joint Khan Project lunch discussion panel “How Can Human Values Inform Technological Innovation? A Dialogue.” 10/31 Kevin Huang (EGR) 11/7 Shiya Cao (SDS) 11/14 Kaitlyn Cook (SDS) 11/21 NO TALK, THANKSGIVING BREAK 11/28 James Lowenthal (AST) 12/5 Nat Fortune (PHY) 12/12 Michael Barresi (BIO) “When does life begin? Is that even the right question? – Developmental Biology and Abortion Policy” |
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