Shared Scholarship Lectures

Every fifth Thursday, a faculty member will give a lecture to inspire and educate other faculty members.

Archived Lectures

"Digital Manipulation" by Jason Hunt, Biology Department, 03/29/18 March 29, 2018
"Citizen Science" by Steven R McNeil, Physics Department 11/30/2017 November 30th, 2017
"Solar Eclipse Presentation" by Steven R McNeil, Physics Department 06/29/2017 June 29th, 2017
"Looking for 'LIKES' in All the Wrong Places"by Anne Papworth, English Department 03/30/2017 March 30th 2017
"Soils and Food Security" by Jared Williams, Dept. of Applied Plant Science 09/29/2016
"Learn the Discipline of Success Through Failure" by Gary Benson, Theater Department 06/30/2016
"What We Learned in Africa" by Jeremy Slade, Economics Department 05/7/2015
"Leonhard Euler: A Mathematician's Search to Know God" by Troy Goodsell, Department of Mathematics 4/2/2015
"Paradigms and Pain, the Paradox of Culture" by John Ivers, Department of Languages and International Studies 01/29/2015
"Spirituality and the Brain" by Clair Eckersell, Department of Biology 10/30/2014
"Having the Idea is not Living the Reality" by Ryan Nielsen, Department of Music 5/29/2014
"Studying Sin: Notes from a Campus Criminologist" by Tiff Jenson, Department of Sociology and Social Work 3/20/2014
"How a Trip to Walmart Revitalized My Teaching" by Kevin Shiley, Business Management 1/30/2014
"What Do Fossils Teach Us About the History of Life?" by Forest Gahn, Department of Geology 10/31/2013