Submit Proposals for Diplomacy Lab Projects by October 26
Faculty members are collecting proposals for US Department of State Diplomacy Lab projects through October 26.
Science Forum to Discuss Whether the Age of Dinosaurs Really Ended
Colin Sumrall, assistant professor of earth and planetary sciences, will look at the transformation of a lineage of small carnivorous dinosaurs into birds and show why we are still living in the age of the dinosaurs. His Science Forum talk, “The Origin of Birds: Did the Age of Dinosaurs Really End?” will be held at
Colloquia Encourage Researchers to Make Use of Advanced Computing Resources
Tony Mezzacappa, director of the Joint Institute for Computational Sciences (JICS), is hosting a series of campus sessions this semester to share how JICS resources and expertise can assist with research in a wide variety of fields.
‘Father of Nubian Archaeology’ to Deliver Lecture October 13
Renowned archaeologist W. Y. Adams will discuss Nubian history in a talk presented by the UT Departments of Anthropology, Classics, and History and the Marco Institute for Medieval and Renaissance Studies on Tuesday, October 13.
Partnerships That Make a Difference: Service Learning in Communications, Public Library
Service Learning in UT’s public relations capstone class provides students with hands-on learning experience developing and planning a communication campaign. In the public library service learning course, students partner with public libraries and other agencies to develop community-based projects.
Ready for the World Music Series Begins with Latin American Music
The School of Music kicks off the Ready for the World Music Series with the music of Latin America on Sunday, October 11, at the Natalie L. Haslam Music Center.