Cartoonist McGruder to speak at UWM’s Distinguished Lecture Series
“An Evening with Aaron McGruder, creator of ‘The Boondocks.’”
Oak Creek Shootings and the Sikh Experience
A national expert on the Sikh experience is scheduled to speak at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee about the Sikh Temple shootings in Oak Creek last August. Gurinder Singh Mann, professor of religious studies and Kundan Kaur Kapany Chair of Sikh Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara, will speak Friday, Nov. 2, at 3 [...]
Filmmaker Lee Hirsch takes on story, sources, solutions behind ‘Bully’
Documentary filmmaker Lee Hirsch will tell the story of “Bully,” his critically acclaimed film.
Lecture examines school culture and student success
A nationally known educator will discuss how school culture is related to academic achievement at a free public lecture.
Discussion will focus on information, emotions and voter decision-making
Political scientist David Redlawsk will discuss the relation among information, emotions and voter decision-making Oct. 12.
Fireside Forum checks “Free Trade and Wisconsin Jobs”
The Fireside Forum on Foreign Policy continues Tuesday, Feb. 28, with ” Free Trade and Wisconsin Jobs.”
Dean’s Lecture on economic issues facing voters Feb. 15
“The Economic Issues of the 2012 Presidential Election,” featuring UWM Professor William L. Holahan 5:30-6:30 p.m.
Fireside Forum on Foreign Policy held at UWM Tuesdays, Feb. 7-March 6
Speakers will provide both a national context and local impact to help audience members make informed decisions.
January Science Bag highlights “Earth’s Amazing Balancing Act”
“Rock, Paper, Scissors: Earth’s Amazing Balancing Act.” An interactive show by Harvey Bootsma, Freshwater Sciences.
Lecture on Underwater Archaeology in the Black Sea
A free public lecture, “Exploring in Jason’s Wake: Deepwater Archaeology in the Black Sea,” will reveal the well-preserved state of Black Sea wrecks and their cargoes, which has electrified the archaeological community and the world.