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Monday, October 28, 2024
- All dayLast Day to Pay Fall Semester Balance - Financial Aid RecipientsStudents who receive any of the following have until this date to pay off any remaining Fall semeter balances: FINANCIAL AID/VA/PREPAID/STATE MANDATED/DEPARTMENTAL WAIVER
- All dayLast Day to Pay Fall Semester Balance - Financial Aid RecipientsStudents who receive any of the following have until this date to pay off any remaining Fall semeter balances: FINANCIAL AID/VA/PREPAID/STATE MANDATED/DEPARTMENTAL WAIVER
- 8:30 AM1h 30mMorgan Slevin PhD Dissertation Defense Integrative Biology: Neuroscience"Testing relationships among the gut microbiome, fitness, and behavior in songbirds"When: Monday October 28, 2024 8:30am-10:00amWhere: FAU Sanson Science, Room SC 141Advisor: Dr. Rindy AndersonCommittee: Drs. Colin Hughes, John Baldwin and Ashkaan FahimipourZoom link: https://fau-edu.zoom.us/j/3383465227?pwd=KIoDpJA4b4Or81yM1PzU4jUiTk5wDI.1&omn=85306617883Password: Slevin
- 10:00 AM1h 30mRace For the White House: Inside the Presidential ElectionIn this lecture, Dr. Wagner deeply explores the White House race, utilizing engaging visuals and recent political events. He delves into controversies and developments shaping the race, analyzing political media, parties, interest groups, and public opinion. Beyond punditry, Dr. Wagner examines factors influencing the race and predicting victory. Through political history and research on evolving political media and processes, he uncovers insights into modern politics. Presenting survey findings, media clips, and insightful analysis, Dr. Wagner combines visuals, data, and occasional humor to illustrate how events, technology, media, and political actors shape the next president's identity."Excellent lecture with wonderful audience interaction." OLLI Patron
- 3:00 PM1h 30mMacabre, Grotesque and Gothic Art: Monsters and Ghouls in Art HistoryStep into the shadows of art history this Halloween season and explore the eerie realms of macabre, grotesque, and Gothic art. This lecture delves into the darker corners of artistic expression, examining how artists across centuries have given form to the monstrous, the devilish, and the ghastly. From the chilling depths of medieval manuscripts to the haunting canvases of Romanticism, discover how depictions of monsters, ghouls, and otherworldly beings have both fascinated and unsettled audiences throughout history. Join us on a journey through the uncanny landscapes of the imagination, where nightmares are rendered in brushstrokes and the grotesque beckons from the shadows.I thoroughly enjoyed Veronique Cote's presentation. She is very knowledgeable and the class was fun and exciting.- Olli Patron