CAS Talks.xlsx

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1	The College of Arts and Sciences is committed to fostering dialogue and sharing knowledge with our community. We are pleased to offer lectures from our faculty and staff that reflect the breadth of scholarship across our disciplines. These presentations can be tailored to your audience and schedule, and are available both in person and online. If you do not see a topic of interest, please contact us to discuss additional possibilities. We welcome the opportunity to share learning and conversation with the wider community.
2	Speaker (Last Name)	Speaker (First Name)	Email	Title of Public Talk	Department / Area of Study
3	Abdihodzic	Armin	aabdihodzic@alaska.edu	Topics in Guitar and Music	Music
4	Anthony	Raymond	rxanthony@alaska.edu	On Food Ethics	Philosophy
5	Bateman	Pierce	pabateman2@alaska.edu	Making the Air Crossroads of the World: An Anchorage History	History
6	Bauer	Stephanie	slbauer@alaska.edu	How Should We Disagree?	Philosophy
7	Bishop	Amy	ambishop2@alaska.edu	Sleeper Sharks	Biological Sciences
8	Bortz	Eric	ebortz@alaska.edu	Public Health and Disease Risk in Alaska: Forgotten Past and Uncertain Future	Biological Sciences
9	Bowie	David	david.bowie@alaska.edu	English Spelling Makes Sense (sort of)	English
10	Briggs	Brandon	bbriggs6@alaska.edu	Tiny Life, Big Adventures: Microbes, Mars, and Beyond	Biological Sciences
11	Brown-Chidsey	Rachel	rbrown77@alaska.edu	Why the Science of Reading Matters for Student Success	Psychology
12	Buckingham	Sara	sbuckingham@alaska.edu	Mental Health 101 Migration & Mental Health	Psychology
13	Cannatelli	Claudia	ccannatelli@alaska.edu	Energy and Resources from Alaska Volcanoes.	Geological Sciences
14	Carey	Jim	jtcarey@alaska.edu'	Disc Golf Basics: Physics and Form	Sports Science
15	Causey	Douglas	dcausey@alaska.edu	It All Starts Here: New Ways to Engage with UAA	Education
16	Chung	Thomas	tpchung@alaska.edu	Promoting Diversity in Art	Fine Arts
17	Cochran	Grant	grcochran@alaska.edu	Music in our Lives and the Transformative Power of Performance	Music
18	Conti	Michael	mconti@alaska.edu	Photographic Storytelling	Photography & Videography
19	Couturier	Christine	cscouturier@alaska.edu	How Your Body Works	Biological Sciences
20	David	EJ	edavid8@alaska.edu	The Importance of Collective Self-Esteem Mental Health Impacts of Oppression	Psychology
21	Davis	Shaqela	sjdavis7@alaska.edu	Words That Matter: Why What We Say and How We Say it Changes Things	Psychology
22	DeRocchi	Alanna	aderocchi@alaska.edu	Artist Talk	Art and Design
23	Dommelen	Dorn Van	dvandommelen@alaska.edu	Using Mobile Data Collection Apps for Citizen Science	Anthropology & Geography
24	Dulin	Patrick	pldulin@alaska.edu	Mobile App Intervention for Alcohol Abuse: a Promising Alternative to Traditional, Office Based Treatment	Psychology
25	Dunstan	Adam	adunstan@alaska.edu	Cultures of Kenai	Anthropology
26	Ekstrom	Hannah	heekstrom@alaska.edu	Accessing the Psychological Services Center	Psychology
27	Elliott	Lucas	lcelliott@alaska.edu	How Play Helps us Become Innovative Creators and Designers	Illustration and Graphic Design
28	Emmerichs	Sharon	semmerichs@alaska.edu	How Shakespeare Can Still Change the World: Global Outreach and the Power of Theatre	English
29	Eufemio	Libby	epeufemio@alaska.edu	Seed Starting for Your Own Garden	Horticulture
30	Fitch	Mark	mafitch@alaska.edu	Paint Your Wall with Math	Mathematics
31	Garcia	Rebeca	rebeca.maseda@alaska.edu	The Value of Diversity and Intercultural Knowledge	Languages
32	Gerken	Sarah	sagerken@alaska.edu	Antarctic Marine Biology	Biological Sciences
33	Godfrey	Steven	smgodfrey@alaska.edu	Art at UAA	Fine Arts
34	Ha	Songho	sha4@alaska.edu	History, Why Does it Matter?	History
35	Haase	Krystal	kkhaase@alaska.edu	History and Growth of our Science Facilities	Higher Education
36	Hahn	Mari	mhahn6@alaska.edu	Music as a Vehicle of Awareness, Advocacy and Building Community	Music
37	Hannah	Rachael	rmhannah@alaska.edu	How Brains Change After a Traumatic Brain Injury The Lastest Work with Alzheimers	Biological Sciences
38	Harrichhausen	Nick	njharrichhausen@alaska.edu	Earthquakes in Southcentral Alaska	Geological Sciences
39	Harrod	Ryan	rharrod2@alaska.edu	Reading the Bones: Revealing Past Lives Through Human Skeletal Remains	Anthropology
40	Hartman	Ian	ichartman@alaska.edu	The Value of Civic Engagement and Historical Thinking	History
41	Hicks	Erin	ekhicks@alaska.edu	Supermassive Black Holes: How they Shaped the Universe as We Know it	Physics & Astronomy
42	Hicks	Nate	nkhicks@alaska.edu	Plasma Science and Fusion Energy	Physics & Astronomy
43	Holmgren	Alicia	amholmgren@alaska.edu	Citizen Scientists	Biological Sciences
44	Jenkins	Trish	pmjenkins@alaska.edu	How Internships Benefit You	Professional Development
45	Jung	Chris	cmjung@alaska.edu	High School Start Times and Sleep: Advantages and Disadvantages	Biological Sciences
46	Kelly	Terry	tmkelly2@alaska.edu	Making Good Ethical Choices	Philosophy
47	Kim	Young	yjkim3@alaska.edu	Photography and Art as a Vehicle to Explore Current Issues	Photography
48	Klein	Eric	esklein@alaska.edu	Interaction of Water and Climate in Alaska and the Arctic	Geological Sciences
49	Knight	Jessica	jrknight3@alaska.edu	PVT Flame Test Demonstration	Chemistry
50	Knutson	Jennie	jknutson@alaska.edu	Mental Health & Wellness in Schools	Psychology
51	Kushner	Skye	dskushner@alaska.edu	Volcanoes in Alaska All About Rocks All About Dinosaurs	Geological Sciences
52	Larson	Erin	elarson15@alaska.edu	Collaborating for Successful Conservation in Alaska	Ecology
53	Leonard	Laura	lleonard5@alaska.edu	Arctic Ocean Chemistry in a Changing Climate	Chemistry
54	Lupfer	Gwen	gjlupfer@alaska.edu	Rats in Teaching and Research at UAA	Psychology
55	Lutterman	John	jlutterman@alaska.edu	The Broad Variety of Music Opportunities at UAA	Music
56	Madsen	Emily	emadsen6@alaska.edu	How to Read Like an English Major What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Vampires Ghosts of the Arctic	English
57	Malone	AJ	ajmalone@alaska.edu	Civics and How Local Government Finance Works	Public Administration
58	McLaughlin	Jess	jfmclaughlin@alaska.edu	How To Sequence DNA Why Are The So Many Species of Birds?	Biological Sciences
59	McNulty	Jenny	jmcnulty2@alaska.edu	What is the College of Arts & Sciences All About?	Education
60	Milliman	Zachary	znmilliman@alaska.edu	Introduction to Alaska Native Studies	Alaska Native Studies
61	Mitchell	Delaney	dcmitchell2@alaska.edu	The Humanistic Dimensions of Ice Loss	Anthropology
62	Moore	John	jdmoore@alaska.edu	What the College of Arts and Sciences Can Offer	Education
63	Murphy	Eric	esmurphy@alaska.edu	Behavioral Health Programs at UAA	Psychology
64	Newhall	Christina	clnewhall@alaska.edu,	Why Anthropology? The Benefits of the Social Sciences	Anthropology
65	O'Loughlin	Katie	kloloughlin@alaska.edu	Dance in Higher Education	Fine Arts
66	Ogilvie	Kristen	kaogilvie@alaska.edu	Why Anthropology Matters	Anthropology
67	Olmos	Gabriela	gaolmosrosas@alaska.edu	Latinos in Alaska: Tacos, Spanish, Joy, and Resilience	Languages
68	Poon	Jenny	japoon@alaska.edu	Career Pathways in Clinical Psychology Topics in Body Image, Eating Disorder Prevention, Suicidality, Non-suicidal Self Injury	Psychology
69	Potter	Joel	jmpotter3@alaska.edu	Why Philosophy Matters Today	Philosophy
70	Rangarajan	Sudarsan	srangarajan@alaska.edu	The Importance of Learning Languages	Languages
71	Rawlins	Katherine	krawlins@alaska.edu	Subatomic Particles from Outer Space!	Physics & Astronomy
72	Riall	Kristin	kariall@alaska.edu	Pathways to a Career in Behavior Analysis	Psychology
73	Shaughnessy	Sera	scshaughnessy@alaska.edu	Constellation Show Solar System Tour Berries 101	Astronomy Horticulture
74	Shimizu	Kaori	kshimizu3@alaska.edu	Building Intercultural Connections: Student Exchanges between Anchorage and Chitose	Languages
75	Sinclair	Katie	kmsinclair2@alaska.edu	Fishing for Answers: Understanding How the Law of the Sea was Made	History
76	Smith	Gerad	gmsmith2@alaska.edu	The Science and Art of Interpreting the Indigenous Rock Art Panel at Moose Creek Bluff, Alaska	Anthropology & Geography
77	Song	Christopher	cssong@alaska.edu	Culturally Responsive Teaching in Music Education	Music
78	Taivalkoski	Ariel	aetaivalkoski@alaska.edu	Animals in the Past as Friend, Symbol, Tool, and Food	Anthropology
79	Tarlow	Kevin	krtarlow@alaska.edu	Therapists as Nonviolent Protesters: How Mental Health Workers Can Be Leaders for Social Change Stress Management Toolkit: Skills for Successful Coping	Psychology
80	Tets	Ian van	igvantets@alaska.edu	Medical School Careers How to Prepare for Medical School How to Perpare for Veterinary School	Biological Sciences
81	Tomco	Patrick	pltomco@alaska.edu	The Chemistry of our Alaskan Environment: Challenges and Opportunities	Chemistry
82	Trifoi	Bianca	bptrifoi@alaska.edu	North Korean Culture and History North Korea Representation in Media	History
83	Widdicombe	Toby	rtwiddicombe@alaska.edu	Creating Utopia in the United States	English
84	Zulliger	Alora	aezulliger@alaska.edu	Trauma-Informed Systems to Support Early Childhood Education	Psychology
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