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Tag: Colloquium
Nov 30
Colloquium – Kristina Olson-Pupek: The (Missing) Taste of COVID-19
Organized by Campus Colloquium Committee; Co-Sponsored by LSSU Library and the Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning.
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Oct 31
Colloquium – Joseph Susi & Erin Young: Return to Learn After A Concussion
Organized by Campus Colloquium Committee; Co-Sponsored by LSSU Library and the Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning. Click here to view a closed captioned version of this presentation.
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Oct 17
Colloquium – Rob Kipka: On Dynamical Systems
Organized by Campus Colloquium Committee; Co-Sponsored by LSSU Library and the Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning. Click here to access a closed captioned version of this presentation.
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Sep 16
Colloquium: Stephen Kolomyjec – Phylogeny of Michigan’s Freshwater Sponges
Organized by Campus Colloquium Committee; Co-Sponsored by LSSU Library and the Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning.
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Jan 30
Campus Colloquium: Professor Ray DeWitt presents “The Relationship Between Cognition and the Affective Domain (especially self-confidence) in Mathematics”
Dr. DeWitt will discuss the development of the affective domain (feelings and emotions) with learners. Then he will discuss the relationship between cognition and this affective domain, as it pertains to mathematics, and the recent findings of his research here at Lake Superior State University. Friday, January 24, 2020, at 3 pm in the LSSU…
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Nov 2
Colloquium: Kathryn “Kat” Rocheford-Drones, Mapping, and Spatial Analytics: Geospatial Technologies at LSSU
Does your discipline/industry utilize unmanned aerial vehicles, aka drones? Do you analyze data patterns? Do you collect samples from the environment? Is your discipline one of the following: Engineering/Robotics, Criminal Justice, Fisheries & Wildlife, Mathematics, Business/Marketing, Conservation Biology, Geology, or Environmental Science? If you answered yes to any of these questions then you may benefit…
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Oct 3
Colloquium: Jason Garvon-Million Dollar Birdie
Dr. Garvon has been active with the Great Lakes Piping Plover recovery effort since 2007 when he volunteered as a monitor and LSSU was subcontracted for one monitor position. Since that time they have successfully written grants and have become the primary monitoring organization of the U.P. In this presentation, Dr. Garvon will discuss the…
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Apr 6
Colloquium: Stephen Kolomyjec-Rivers, paleoclimate, and…webbed feet? Or, what population genetics can tell us about the platypus
Dr. Stephen Kolomyjec presents on “Rivers, paleoclimate, and…webbed feet? Or, what population genetics can tell us about the platypus” Organized by Campus Colloquium Committee; Co-Sponsored by LSSU Library and the Center for Engaged Teaching and Learning. Click here to access the closed captioned version of this presentation.
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