Name: Physics Summer Research Talks IV
Start: 2020-10-21T16:30:00-07:00
End: 2020-10-21T17:20:00-07:00

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10/21 12:00pm

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10/22 8:00am

Sports Center, Gym 2

10/22 12:00pm

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10/24 10:00am

Great Lawn in front of Eliot Hall

10/24 11:00am

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10/25 10:00am

Performing Arts Building parking lot

10/25 2:00pm

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10/27 12:00pm

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Learn more about the first wave of Chinese immigrants to the West Coast; the Chinese workers, merchants, wives, and families who built Portland’s Chinatown;...

Lathiena Manning Nervo, Pacific Lutheran University "Building an embryo: How the cytoskeleton and adhesion molecules shape tissue architecture" Dr. Nevo's...

Experimentation & Craft in Autonomous Publishing Networks in Latin America Presented by Magalí Rabasa, Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies at Lewis &...

Rhinoceros by Eugène Ionesco Translated by Martin Crimp Produced by Kate Bredeson (director) and Caitlin Cisek (scenographer) Reed College Theatre...

Kara Cerveny, Reed College "Vertebrate visual system development: form and function" Dr. Cervey's lab examines the growing eyes and brains of zebrafish,...

Reed College’s student-curated annual arts festival featuring the visual art and performance of Reed students and internationally celebrated artists. This...

Presented by Dr. Omari Weekes, assistant professor of English at Willamette University. In this talk, Dr. Weekes will argue that Alice Walker’s 1998 novel,...

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Lecture / Physics

Physics students Esther Chen, Muxi Liu, Kees Benkendorfer, and Pratik Kafle will talk about research they participated in this past summer.

Lecture / Chemistry

Sara Thoi, Department of Chemistry, Johns Hopkins University Sara Thoi was raised in Los Angeles, CA and found her love for chemistry as a high school...

Lecture / SEEDS

Learn more about the first wave of Chinese immigrants to the West Coast; the Chinese workers, merchants, wives, and families who built Portland’s Chinatown;...

Lecture / Biology

Lathiena Manning Nervo, Pacific Lutheran University "Building an embryo: How the cytoskeleton and adhesion molecules shape tissue architecture" Dr. Nevo's...

Lecture / American Studies

Experimentation & Craft in Autonomous Publishing Networks in Latin America Presented by Magalí Rabasa, Assistant Professor of Hispanic Studies at Lewis &...

Lecture / Anthropology

The Department of Anthropology invites you to join them on Monday, October 26th, 2020 for their third Roundtable Symposium presentation of the year. Kim...

Community / Wellness

Meditation sessions will take place virtually through the end of January. Silent meditation sessions are open to all members of the Reed community and...

Historians, professors, and political pundits are calling the 2020 election the most consequential in generations. A polarized electorate seeks accurate...

Lecture, Community / SEEDS

One week before Election Day, New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie will talk with Oregon Humanities about democracy, moments of transition, and the...

Lecture / Religion

Dr. Casper will lecture on, "Political Roots of Marija Gimbutas's Theories of Ancient Religions." Marija Gimbutas (1921-1994) was a pioneering archaeologist...

Lecture / Chemistry

Jenny Y. Yang is a valley girl (born and raised in San Fernando Valley). She received her BS at UC Berkeley (research with Professor Jeffrey R. Long) and...

Lecture / Biology

Dave Wynne, University of Portland "Investigating the function of the histone kinase Haspin during mitosis and meiosis in C. elegans" Dr. Wynne's research...

Performing Arts / Theatre

Rhinoceros by Eugène Ionesco Translated by Martin Crimp Produced by Kate Bredeson (director) and Caitlin Cisek (scenographer) Reed College Theatre...

Lecture / Political Science

"Race, Gender, and Partisanship in the 2016 and 2020 Elections: How Did We Get Here? Where Are We Going?" Kim M. Williams (Ph.D. 2001, Cornell University)...

Lecture / Chemistry

Lecture / Biology

Kara Cerveny, Reed College "Vertebrate visual system development: form and function" Dr. Cervey's lab examines the growing eyes and brains of zebrafish,...

Lecture / Religion

Dr. Mozina will lecture on, "Living Daoism and the Study of Ritual." Living religion in the small towns and rural hamlets of China is still terra incognita...

Lecture / Chemistry

Elon is a citizen of Trinidad and Tobago and the United States. He received his B.S. degree (Kean University) in 1999 and conducted undergraduate research in...

Exhibition, Performing Arts, Student, Community / Reed Arts Week / Cooley Gallery

Reed College’s student-curated annual arts festival featuring the visual art and performance of Reed students and internationally celebrated artists. This...

Lecture / Comparative Race and Ethnicity Studies (CRES)

Presented by Dr. Omari Weekes, assistant professor of English at Willamette University. In this talk, Dr. Weekes will argue that Alice Walker’s 1998 novel,...

“If we can not imagine or envision a way to rest for 15 to 30 minutes a day, how will we be able to imagine or envision a world without police terror and...

Lecture / Chemistry

Meeting / Biology

Virtual/In-Person TBD Nadia Singh, University of Oregon Dr. Singh's lab focuses on the causes and consequences of variation in fundamental genetic...

Lecture / Chemistry

Thomas Markland, Department of Chemistry, Stanford University Tom Markland received his MChem in Chemistry from Balliol College, University of Oxford where...

Meeting / Biology

Virtual/In-Person TBD Crystal Rogers, University of California, Davis Dr. Rogers' lab is interested in understanding how genetic and environmental changes...

Lecture / Chemistry

Melanie earned her A.B. in Chemistry with a minor in Music from Dartmouth College in 2004. Her undergraduate studies focused on organic methodology: she...

Meeting / Biology

Virtual/In-Person TBD Seniors in Biology talk about their thesis projects.

Lecture / Chemistry

Lecture / Chemistry

Nancy Williams is a native of the Pacific Northwest, raised in Puyallup, Washington, just east of Tacoma. She attended Harvey Mudd College in Claremont,...

Lecture / Chemistry

Chemistry seniors will present their thesis research

Student / Gray Fund

Fill out this form by noon on October 23 to indicate your interest in the take & make kit including a mug painting kit. Supplies are limited. We will email...

Workshop/Training / Academic Support / Academic Support Workshops

In this workshop, we will work through our understanding of logarithms - and how to do calculations with natural logs, converting logarithmsand reviewing...

Workshop/Training / Health & Counseling Center / Student Life

Are you in the midst of grief or struggling with a loss? In this workshop, you will learn the stages of grief and how we each navigate through them. Staff...

Lecture / Physics

Physics students Esther Chen, Muxi Liu, Kees Benkendorfer, and Pratik Kafle will talk about research they participated in this past summer.

Informational Session / Center for Life Beyond Reed

Want to hear what actual Reedies are doing out in the world with their psychology degrees? CLBR and the psychology department are delighted to welcome back a...

Workshop/Training / Academic Support / Academic Support Workshops

Studying for history is different than studying for math or science. In this workhop, our goal is for you to leave with additional tools and strategies that...

Community / Conference & Events Planning / Health & Counseling Center / Student Life

Come by Gym 2 for your regular COVID-19 testing appointment, Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday each week. Enter Gym 2 from the lower level lobby off...

Workshop/Training / Center for Teaching and Learning

The CTL will be hosting a series of sessions where we can reflect on the challenges and successes we’ve experienced and exchange tips with each other....

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