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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.
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Title of Public TalkDepartment / Area of StudySpeaker (Last Name)Speaker (First Name)Email
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Introduction to Alaska Native Studies Alaska Native StudiesMillimanZacharyznmilliman@alaska.edu
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Animals in the Past as Friend, Symbol, Tool, and Food AnthropologyTaivalkoskiArielaetaivalkoski@alaska.edu
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Cultures of KenaiAnthropologyDunstanAdamadunstan@alaska.edu
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Reading the Bones: Revealing Past Lives Through Human Skeletal RemainsAnthropologyHarrodRyanrharrod2@alaska.edu
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The Humanistic Dimensions of Ice Loss AnthropologyMitchellDelaneydcmitchell2@alaska.edu
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Why Anthropology MattersAnthropologyOgilvieKristenkaogilvie@alaska.edu
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Why Anthropology? The Benefits of the Social SciencesAnthropologyNewhallChristinaclnewhall@alaska.edu,
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The Science and Art of Interpreting the Indigenous Rock Art Panel at Moose Creek Bluff, AlaskaAnthropology & GeographySmithGeradgmsmith2@alaska.edu
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Using Mobile Data Collection Apps for Citizen Science Anthropology & GeographyDommelenDorn Vandvandommelen@alaska.edu
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Artist TalkArt and DesignDeRocchiAlannaaderocchi@alaska.edu
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Constellation Show
Solar System Tour
Berries 101		Astronomy
Horticulture		ShaughnessySerascshaughnessy@alaska.edu
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Antarctic Marine BiologyBiological SciencesGerkenSarahsagerken@alaska.edu
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Citizen ScientistsBiological SciencesHolmgrenAliciaamholmgren@alaska.edu
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High School Start Times and Sleep: Advantages and Disadvantages Biological SciencesJungChriscmjung@alaska.edu
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How Brains Change After a Traumatic Brain Injury
The Lastest Work with Alzheimers		Biological SciencesHannahRachaelrmhannah@alaska.edu
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How To Sequence DNA
Why Are The So Many Species of Birds?		Biological SciencesMcLaughlinJessjfmclaughlin@alaska.edu
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How Your Body WorksBiological SciencesCouturierChristinecscouturier@alaska.edu
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Medical School Careers
How to Prepare for Medical School
How to Perpare for Veterinary School		Biological SciencesTetsIan vanigvantets@alaska.edu
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Public Health and Disease Risk in Alaska: Forgotten Past and Uncertain FutureBiological SciencesBortzEricebortz@alaska.edu
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Sleeper SharksBiological SciencesBishopAmyambishop2@alaska.edu
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Tiny Life, Big Adventures: Microbes, Mars, and BeyondBiological SciencesBriggsBrandonbbriggs6@alaska.edu
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Arctic Ocean Chemistry in a Changing ClimateChemistryLeonardLauralleonard5@alaska.edu
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PVT Flame Test DemonstrationChemistryKnightJessicajrknight3@alaska.edu
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The Chemistry of our Alaskan Environment: Challenges and Opportunities ChemistryTomcoPatrickpltomco@alaska.edu
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Collaborating for Successful Conservation in AlaskaEcologyLarsonErinelarson15@alaska.edu
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It All Starts Here: New Ways to Engage with UAAEducationCauseyDouglasdcausey@alaska.edu
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What is the College of Arts & Sciences All About?EducationMcNultyJennyjmcnulty2@alaska.edu
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What the College of Arts and Sciences Can Offer EducationMooreJohnjdmoore@alaska.edu
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Creating Utopia in the United StatesEnglishWiddicombeTobyrtwiddicombe@alaska.edu
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English Spelling Makes Sense (sort of)EnglishBowieDaviddavid.bowie@alaska.edu
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How Shakespeare Can Still Change the World: Global Outreach and the Power of TheatreEnglishEmmerichsSharonsemmerichs@alaska.edu
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How to Read Like an English Major
What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Vampires
Ghosts of the Arctic		EnglishMadsenEmilyemadsen6@alaska.edu
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Art at UAAFine ArtsGodfreyStevensmgodfrey@alaska.edu
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Dance in Higher EducationFine ArtsO'LoughlinKatiekloloughlin@alaska.edu
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Promoting Diversity in ArtFine ArtsChungThomastpchung@alaska.edu
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Earthquakes in Southcentral AlaskaGeological SciencesHarrichhausenNicknjharrichhausen@alaska.edu
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Energy and Resources from Alaska Volcanoes.Geological SciencesCannatelliClaudiaccannatelli@alaska.edu
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Interaction of Water and Climate in Alaska and the ArcticGeological SciencesKleinEricesklein@alaska.edu
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Volcanoes in Alaska
All About Rocks
All About Dinosaurs		Geological SciencesKushnerSkyedskushner@alaska.edu
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History and Growth of our Science Facilities Higher EducationHaaseKrystalkkhaase@alaska.edu
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Fishing for Answers: Understanding How the Law of the Sea was MadeHistorySinclairKatiekmsinclair2@alaska.edu
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History, Why Does it Matter?HistoryHaSonghosha4@alaska.edu
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Making the Air Crossroads of the World: An Anchorage History HistoryBatemanPiercepabateman2@alaska.edu
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North Korean Culture and History
North Korea Representation in Media		HistoryTrifoiBiancabptrifoi@alaska.edu
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The Value of Civic Engagement and Historical Thinking HistoryHartmanIanichartman@alaska.edu
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Seed Starting for Your Own GardenHorticultureEufemioLibbyepeufemio@alaska.edu
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How Play Helps us Become Innovative Creators and DesignersIllustration and Graphic DesignElliottLucaslcelliott@alaska.edu
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Building Intercultural Connections: Student Exchanges between Anchorage and ChitoseLanguagesShimizuKaorikshimizu3@alaska.edu
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Latinos in Alaska: Tacos, Spanish, Joy, and ResilienceLanguagesOlmosGabrielagaolmosrosas@alaska.edu
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The Value of Diversity and Intercultural Knowledge LanguagesGarciaRebecarebeca.maseda@alaska.edu
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The Importance of Learning Languages Languages RangarajanSudarsansrangarajan@alaska.edu
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Paint Your Wall with MathMathematicsFitchMarkmafitch@alaska.edu
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Culturally Responsive Teaching in Music EducationMusicSongChristophercssong@alaska.edu
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Music as a Vehicle of Awareness, Advocacy and Building Community MusicHahnMarimhahn6@alaska.edu
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Music in our Lives and the Transformative Power of PerformanceMusicCochranGrantgrcochran@alaska.edu
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The Broad Variety of Music Opportunities at UAAMusicLuttermanJohnjlutterman@alaska.edu
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Topics in Guitar and MusicMusicAbdihodzicArminaabdihodzic@alaska.edu
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How Should We Disagree? PhilosophyBauerStephanieslbauer@alaska.edu
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Making Good Ethical ChoicesPhilosophyKellyTerrytmkelly2@alaska.edu
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On Food Ethics PhilosophyAnthonyRaymondrxanthony@alaska.edu
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Why Philosophy Matters TodayPhilosophy PotterJoeljmpotter3@alaska.edu
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Photography and Art as a Vehicle to Explore Current IssuesPhotographyKimYoungyjkim3@alaska.edu
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Photographic Storytelling Photography & VideographyContiMichaelmconti@alaska.edu
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Plasma Science and Fusion EnergyPhysics & AstronomyHicksNatenkhicks@alaska.edu
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Subatomic Particles from Outer Space!Physics & AstronomyRawlinsKatherinekrawlins@alaska.edu
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Supermassive Black Holes: How they Shaped the Universe as We Know itPhysics & AstronomyHicksErinekhicks@alaska.edu
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How Internships Benefit YouProfessional DevelopmentJenkinsTrishpmjenkins@alaska.edu
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Accessing the Psychological Services CenterPsychologyEkstromHannahheekstrom@alaska.edu
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Behavioral Health Programs at UAAPsychologyMurphyEricesmurphy@alaska.edu
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Career Pathways in Clinical Psychology
Topics in Body Image, Eating Disorder Prevention, Suicidality, Non-suicidal Self Injury		PsychologyPoonJennyjapoon@alaska.edu
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Mental Health & Wellness in SchoolsPsychologyKnutsonJenniejknutson@alaska.edu
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Mental Health 101
Migration & Mental Health		PsychologyBuckinghamSarasbuckingham@alaska.edu
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Mobile App Intervention for Alcohol Abuse: a Promising Alternative to Traditional, Office Based TreatmentPsychologyDulinPatrickpldulin@alaska.edu
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Pathways to a Career in Behavior Analysis PsychologyRiallKristinkariall@alaska.edu
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Rats in Teaching and Research at UAAPsychologyLupferGwengjlupfer@alaska.edu
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The Importance of Collective Self-Esteem
Mental Health Impacts of Oppression		PsychologyDavidEJedavid8@alaska.edu
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Therapists as Nonviolent Protesters: How Mental Health Workers Can Be Leaders for Social Change
Stress Management Toolkit: Skills for Successful Coping		PsychologyTarlowKevinkrtarlow@alaska.edu
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Trauma-Informed Systems to Support Early Childhood EducationPsychologyZulligerAloraaezulliger@alaska.edu
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Why the Science of Reading Matters for Student SuccessPsychologyBrown-ChidseyRachelrbrown77@alaska.edu
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Words That Matter: Why What We Say and How We Say it Changes ThingsPsychologyDavisShaqelasjdavis7@alaska.edu
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Civics and How Local Government Finance WorksPublic AdministrationMaloneAJajmalone@alaska.edu
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Disc Golf Basics: Physics and FormSports ScienceCareyJimjtcarey@alaska.edu'
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