Monday, 23 Jan 2017
Lecture: Measuring Vulnerability and Resilience to Floods
Eric Tate, assistant professor and director of graduate studies in geographical and sustainability sciences at the University of Iowa, will talk about the development of geospatial models of flood hazards, vulnerability and water sustainability.
Ames Community Celebration in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
This event was postponed from Jan. 16 due to extreme weather.
What Are Your Rights? A Conversation
A discussion of the constitutional and legal rights of Muslims with representatives from the ACLU of Iowa and the Council of American Islamic Relations
Tuesday, 24 Jan 2017
Forum: What Are the Legal Rights of Immigrants
Join us for a panel discussion about the constitutional and legal rights of all immigrants living in Iowa. Students, faculty, staff and Ames community members are invited to attend, ask questions and share their concerns and resources.
Thursday, 26 Jan 2017
Panel: Planning, Engineering, and Native Communities
"Planning, Engineering, and Native Communities: Things to Know and Respect," with panelists David Gradwohl, emeritus professor of anthropology; Lance Foster, tribal historic preservation officer, Iowa Tribe of Kansas and Nebraska; and Richie Meyers, tribal relations director and AIS program coordinator, South Dakota State University, Brookings.
Panel Discussion: What Is Your Vocation?
Vocation: A summons or strong inclination to a particular state or course of action. What is your vocation? How do you see yourself as an agent of goodness, truth, and beauty in the world, using your skills and passions for bringing about human flourishing? Join us for a panel discussion with three individuals who are working out their vocations for the common good.
Lecture: Exercise and the Brain
Daniel Corcos is a motor systems neuroscientist and a professor at Northwestern University in the Feinberg School of Medicine. His talk is part of the 2016-17 Helen LeBaron Hilton Lecture Series.
Lecture: Rap, Race, Reality & Technology
Chuck D, the leader and co-founder of legendary rap group Public Enemy, delivers a powerful message about race, rage and inequality.
Friday, 27 Jan 2017
Lecture: A Future for American Indian Studies at ISU
"In the Spirit of Vine Deloris Jr.: A Future for American Indian Studies at ISU," Sebastian Braun, director of Iowa State's American Indian Studies program and associate professor of anthropology.