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by Shelby Martens, alumni of the U of L and PhD candidate at UNB
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The Department of English invites the campus community to join us for the following event:
Open Mic
When: Friday, March 3, 2023
Where: AH100 (Andy's Place, Anderson Hall)
Hosted/Emceed by Drs. Jay Gamble and David Kootnikoff
Who: those who want to share or hear.
Readers will be allotted a five-minute spot and once everyone has had a chance, we'll hold a second round with the plan of offering longer times.
Hope to see you there!!
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Thursday, March 9 in Markin Hall (M1040) from 2 to 4 p.m.
This Talking About Teaching session will look at how ChatGPT and other AI tools have found their way into the classroom and what we can do.
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The Department of Religious Studies will present the following as part of their colloquium series.
In the Beginning, Darwin created Racism. Young Earth Creationism's Anti-Evolutionary Campain against Racism
Speaker: Dr. James Linville (Dept. of Religious Studies)
Wednesday, March 1, 2023
AH175 (Anderson Hall)
2:30 - 4:30 p.m.
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Come join us on Monday, March 6 at 4:30 p.m. in room E690 for the third film in the Spring 2023 series:
Film 3: Radiance
(Japan, Naomi Kawase, 2017)
At a firm specializing in creating audio descriptions for films for the visually impaired, a transcriber comes to know a panel member who was a successful photographer who has lost much of his eyesight. The new friendship leads to coming to terms with their lives and professions and seeing the world in new ways.
Rated NR (In Japanese w/ English subtitles)
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Come join us on Wednesday, March 1 at 4:30 p.m. in room E690 for the third film in the Spring 2023 series:
Film 3: Radiance
(Japan, Naomi Kawase, 2017)
At a firm specializing in creating audio descriptions for films for the visually impaired, a transcriber comes to know a panel member who was a successful photographer who has lost much of his eyesight. The new friendship leads to coming to terms with their lives and professions and seeing the world in new ways.
Rated NR (In Japanese w/ English subtitles)
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Everyone is welcome, free tea!
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Free and open to all students!
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Wear your Black History Month T-shirt and join us in the Science Commons Atrium for a group photo!
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Anthropology presents a talk by Dr. Justin Raycraft