Starting Jan 16 and meeting weekly for 8 weeks, grad students and postdocs in this series will learn about and practice teaching and learning. We'll meet on Zoom.

Title: " Exact Model reduction for Quantum Walks and Open Systems: a discrete-time perspective"

Tucker Burgin, Ph.D. - Dartmouth College "In Silico Enzyme Engineering: Molecular Simulation and Machine Learning for Rapid Screening and Discovery"

Tucker Burgin, Ph.D. -- Thayer School of Engineering, Dartmouth "In silico Enzyme Engineering: Molecular Simulation and Machine Learning for Rapid Screening and Discovery"

Screening and discussion in support of "Routes of Rebellion" by Jesse Weaver Shipley, a documentary of the exhibition of the same name.

A lecture by professor Jonathan Kirshner, Professor of Political Science and International Studies at Boston College.

The first thing to know about yoga is that it is truly for everyBODY. These classes aim to create a space that feels comfortable, safe and accepting for ALL bodies. Tuesdays @ 4:30

Four guests from the Osage Nation share their experience in shaping the film "Killers of the Flower Moon" and the impact they hope it will have.

Due to today's weather, tonight's event with Neil Levesque is postponed. We hope to have him visit campus later this term.

Tuesday January 16 at 7:30 pm remotely. Sponsored by the Political Economy Project.