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2024
Literacies for Life and Career Teaching Innovation Grants Information Session
Skandalaris Center: Researchers IdeaBounce®
TRIADS Mobile Assessment and Intervention Network (MAIN) Meeting
TRIADS Training Series: Introduction to Python
Workshop: Getting Started with Public Scholarship
Meet-and-Greet with Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah
TRIADS Speaker Series: Ten Years of Collaboration Between Ethnography and Epidemiology
The Sum of Us: Moving Beyond the Myth of Equity as a Zero-Sum Game
Please join the Center for Race, Ethnicity & Equity (CRE2), Washington University partners and the Center for Social Development for a lecture from 2024 Distinguished Visiting Scholar Heather McGhee. Heather is dedicated to the development of solutions to inequity in America. Over her career in public policy, Heather has crafted legislation, testified before Congress and helped shape presidential campaign platforms.
Moving Stories in the Making: An Exhibition of Migration Narratives
How can narratives – visual, textual, and oral -- bridge divides between migrants and the communities in which they settle? Moving Stories in the Making: An Exhibition of Migration Narratives brings together the work of local and national artists who craft narratives of migration, and holds space for migrants and those affected by migration to tell their stories.
“Every Good Boy Does Fine,” a conversation with pianist and author Jeremy Denk
Free and open to the public with required RSVP.
Curtis Chin: Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant
Washington University is proud to welcome Curtis Chin to the Hurst Lounge.
Workshop: Short-form writing for public audiences
Social Mixer: TRIADS Initiative in Race, Technology, Equity, and Justice
TRIADS Training Series: Survey Design
TRIADS Training Series: Introduction to Text Analysis in Python
TRIADS Training Workshop: Unix Shell/Command Line
International Writers Series: Mona Kareem
Join the International Writers Series for an evening of poetry in translation with poet, translator, and scholar Mona Kareem. She will be joined in conversation by Safa Khatib, Ph.D. candidate in Comparative Literature.
TRIADS Mobile Assessment and Intervention Network (MAIN) Meeting
Graduate Student Co-Working
Reimagining the humanities: Immersive 3D environments for teaching, learning, and research
Workshop: Podcasting for academics
Making Transdisciplinarity Work Reception
Making Transdisciplinarity Work Conference
TRIADS Training Series: Introduction to Machine Learning
TRIADS Training Workshop: Introduction to Git
Science in the Public Square: Ursula Heise
TRIADS Training Workshop: ChatGPT in the Classroom
Fulbright Creative and Performing Arts Grant March Info Session
Workshop: Writing for The Conversation
TRIADS Speaker Series: Teaching Responsible AI
TRIADS Training Series: Getting Started with HPC at WashU
Workshop: Book proposals
International Writers Series: Verónica Gerber Bicecci
Science in the Public Square: Conevery Bolton Valencius
Center for the Literary Arts Speaker Series: Author Megan Kamalei Kakimoto and Editor Callie Garnett
Center for the Literary Arts Breakfast Meet-and-Greet: Author Megan Kamalei Kakimoto and Editor Callie Garnett
Rafael Soldi Lecture
Rafael Soldi is a Peruvian-born artist and independent curator based in Seattle (unceded Indigenous land of the Coast Salish peoples). His practice centers on how queerness and masculinity intersect with larger topics of our time such as immigration, memory, and loss. Soldi's photographic portrait series, Entre Hermanos, is currently on display at The Luminary as part of the Moving Stories in the Making exhibition. Moving Stories is supported by a programmatic grant from the Incubator for Transdisciplinary Futures.
TRIADS Training Series: Large Language Models in Python
A New Media in the French Editorial Landscape: Conversation with Didier Pourquery
Didier Pourquery, Director of The Conversation, France, will join us to discuss The Conversation and how it empowers individuals to engage with complex topics, ultimately enhancing public discourse and promoting a more informed citizenry, and confronts the “fake news” phenomenon.
TRIADS Speaker Series: Communication for Action: Bottom-Up and Top-Down Processes of Social Influence
Panel Discussion: Storytelling from an Invisible World
Open Access in the Humanities
Ethics of Belonging of Indigenous Contemplative Traditions
Fulbright Creative and Performing Arts Grant April Info Session
Workshop: Making Scientific Research Accessible to Public Audiences
Stories that Win Symposium
TRIADS Training Workshop: Machine Learning for Sentiment Analysis
Editor Panel: Crossover and Academic Trade Books
TRIADS Speaker Series: Black Feminist Technoculture, Content Creation, and Automating Black Joy
St. Louis Policy Initiative Conference
This event will bring together academics and practitioners to discuss public policy in the St. Louis Region. Objectives will include discussing public policy challenges and opportunities, introducing new tools for research and teaching, and facilitating research collaborations between academics and community partners, all with a focus on the St. Louis region.
TRIADS Training Series: Deep Learning in Python
Workshop: Getting it done – finishing your book
Timothy Morton: "This Is Hell, It's Not the End of the World"
Organized in conjunction with the exhibition Santiago Sierra: 52 Canvases Exposed to Mexico City’s Air, Timothy Morton, Rita Shea Guffey Chair in English at Rice University and director of the Cool America Foundation, will give a talk to celebrate the publication of their new book Hell: In Search of a Christian Ecology (Columbia University Press, 2024), which explores the relationship between religion and ecology in response to the climate crisis. Morton is the author of several books that bring together politics, art, and ecological studies to better understand how we coexist with one another and with non-humans.
Co-sponsored by the Program in Public Scholarship
Science in the Public Square: Seminar on Intelligence, Data, and Secrecy
AUPresses Webinar – Public scholarship: Strategies for amplifying an academic publication’s impact beyond the academy
NeuroAI Symposium
STL DataFest 2024
Seminar: What is Public Scholarship?
A Warm Welcome: Immigrant Inclusion in Divisive Times
This event will bring together academics and practitioners to discuss efforts to promote the inclusion of immigrants in St. Louis and across the country. Expert panelists including those from the fields of sociology, law, and journalism, will share their perspectives and field questions from the moderator and the audience.
LEC Presents Canopy Cities: The Importance of Trees and Forests in Our Urban Future
Tim Beatley is the Teresa Heinz Professor of Sustainable Communities, in the Department of Urban and Environmental Planning, School of Architecture at the University of Virginia. Beatley directs the Biophilic Cities Project at UVA (http://biophiliccities.org/) and co-founded University of Virginia's Center for Design and Health, within the School of Architecture. He is currently in the process of establishing a new center at UVA–the Center for Forest Urbanism–with seed funding from the Jefferson Trust.
Workshop: Writing for The Conversation
TRIADS Speaker Series: David Chalmers
WashU Mindfulness Week: Day 1
WashU Mindfulness Week: Day 2
Banned Books Week: Carmen Maria Machado Reading
WashU Mindfulness Week: Day 3
The Metaverse and its Premoderns: Islam in an Expanding Reality
WashU Mindfulness Week: Day 4
Seminar: Publishing Your First Book
Jaynes Centennial Symposium
Honoring the groundbreaking research of Edwin T. Jaynes, this symposium will explore information-based formalisms in physics and engineering, nature-inspired systems, and quantum information-based systems.
Seminar: Translating Scientific Research for General Audiences (with Athena Aktipis)
Can Comedy Save Us From the Apocalypse? The Science Behind Human Connection and Thriving in Trying Times
Guggenheim Fellowship Info Session
Shaping a Healthy Future: Launching the Undergraduate Program in Public Health & Society
Interpolations 2: Spatial Computing and Performance
Seminar: Framing public and open-access scholarship for professional advancement
"Matignon la nuit" - Lecture by Dr. Nicolas Idier
Dr. Nicolas Idier, a prominent French novelist, sinologist, French diplomat, and Inspector-General of Chinese Language Education in France, is our guest of honor.
International Writers Series: New Poetry From Europe
Join WashU Libraries and the Department of Comparative Literature and Thought for an evening of new poetry from Europe. Poets Efe Duyan, Marko Pogačar, and Ales Steger join us under the auspices of Versopolis, an online European poetry platform for emerging European poets.
Seminar: Writing a Clear Tenure Statement
Dr. Larry Ward: “Hear the Rolling Thunder of Race”
Fulbright Creative and Performing Arts Grant Info Session
TRIADS Speaker Series: Rebecca Nugent
"Un Afrofuturisme caribéen - Rencontre avec Michael Roch" (A Caribbean Afro-Futurism, A Conversation with Michael Roch)
What’s Important in Verse Translation?
Diane Arnson Svarlien, Independent Scholar
Creative Practice Workshop Info Session
Artist Talk: Nicole Mitchell, creative flutist/composer/poet
In partnership with New Music Circle
WashU Reads Han Kang: A Celebration
Paige Aniyah Morris, writer and translator