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Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series

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Students in a Lecture
Location: Stevenson 1301

Making Sense of Genocide in an Age of Intolerance- The Great Circasssian Exile: Home, Homesickness, and Storytelling. 

Join via zoom.

 

Biology Colloquium

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Student in Lab
Location: Darwin 103

Learn from Dr. Louie H. Yang, Professor of Entomology and Nematology at UC Davis, in their lecture titled, “Why Study Insect Ecology in the Field”.

For questions contact, Biology Department
 

Research Remix: Source Synthesis

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Flyer for event
Location: Schulz 2015

Great research goes beyond finding sources—it connects them. In Research Remix: Source Synthesis, you’ll learn how to bring together primary and secondary sources to create a clear, compelling narrative or argument.
This workshop will cover strategies for identifying relationships between sources, comparing perspectives, and weaving evidence together in meaningful ways. Whether you’re writing a literature review, research paper, or project, you’ll gain practical tools for turning a collection of sources into a cohesive, well-supported story.
Complementary food and drink will be available for workshop attendees.

 

Biology Colloquium

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Student in Lab
Location: Darwin 103

Learn from Dino Sbardellati, a Ph. D candidate in Microbiology, in his lecture titled, “Phage, Antibiotics, and the Bee Gut: Ecology, Resistance, and Synergies””.

For questions contact, Biology Department
 

Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series

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Students in a Lecture
Location: Stevenson 1400

Making Sense of Genocide in an Age of Intolerance-How Chinas Wartime PAst is SHaping its Prsent- and Future: History, Legacy, and Memoryin China’s World War II. Join via zoom.

 

Computer Science Lecture Series

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Student in Computer Lab
Location: Stevenson 1300

Join us for a fascinating discussion between Professor John P. Sullins (SSU Eng & Comp Sic) and Professor David Israel (SRI/Stanford) about Professor Israel's experiences working on one of the largest AI projects of all time, which resulted in the many AI apps we all talk to every day.  We will discuss the state of AI agents today and see if they lived up to the dream of personal AI assistants as they were originally conceived.

For questions, contact Computer Science
 

Biology Colloquium

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Student in Lab
Location: Darwin 103

Learn from Dr. David Ensminger, assistant Professor of Biological Sciences at San Jose State University, in his lecture titled, “The Transgenerational Impacts of Stress in a WIld Caught Lizard”.

For questions contact, Biology Department
 

Holocaust and Genocide Lecture Series

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Students in a Lecture
Location: Stevenson 1301

Making Sense of Genocide in an Age of Intolerance- Is a Policy of “Extermination” Genocide? The Long Shadow of the Irish Famine. Join via zoom. 

 

Research Remix: Evaluating Sources

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Flyer for event
Location: Schulz 3001

Not everything online is created equal. In Research Remix: Evaluating Sources, you’ll learn how to critically assess information you find across the web—whether it’s a news article, social media post, website, or academic source.
This interactive workshop will introduce practical strategies for evaluating credibility, authority, bias, accuracy, and relevance. Walk away with tools you can use right away to determine which sources strengthen your research—and which ones don’t make the cut.
Complementary food and drink will be available for workshop attendees

 

Biology Colloquium

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Student in Lab
Location: Darwin 103

Learn from Dr. Lauren Ashlock who works with UC Davis Bodega Marine Laboratory, White Abalone Captive Breeding Lab. 

For questions contact, Biology Department