Need a break from studying? Or simply want to take a moment to relax? Then stop by and enjoy an immersive soundscape accompanied by projected visuals. “Aural Canvas Vol.1: Ambient Fields” features eight paintings recontextualized through the use of sound design and music.
Denise Sekaquaptewa, professor of psychology, associate chair, and associate director, ADVANCE at the University of Michigan will speak on her experimental research. Dr. Sekaquaptewa’s research program focuses on implicit stereotyping, prejudice, stereotype threat and effects of category salience on test performance and academic motivation. Her current projects include studies of how environmental factors influence women students in math and science and how stereotypes affect interracial communication. After the presentation, we’ll have an open forum discussion on advancing a positive climate at Michigan Tech. Refreshments will be served.
When: Thursday, April 21 in MUB Ballroom B2, 3:30 – 4:30 p.m. For more information visit the site.
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Hosted by Michigan Tech Women in Science and Engineering, and the Pavlis Honors College
The Women’s Programming Committee is presenting this (free) screening of The invisible War, a powerful documentary about rape in the military, Wed, 7:30 pm, Fisher 139. There will be a facilitated discussion held after the conclusion of the film.
Wed, 4/13 at The Orpheum Theater in Hancock, 6:00 pm
Free Community Screening of Naomi Klein’s, “This Changes Everything” followed by a brief community discussion.