IPEC is hosting a membership social in Walker 139 on Friday, October 11 from 5:00pm – 7:00pm.
New, prospective, and returning members of IPEC are welcome to join us for an evening of welcoming all back to campus for the Fall semester. This is a great opportunity to meet fellow IPEC members, make new connections, and discuss your research.
Refreshments will be provided.
Presented by the Department of Humanities
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 2024 | 3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
GREAT LAKES RESEARCH CENTER 202
In her talk, Lisa Guenther will reflect on this question as a supporter of the P4W Memorial Collective, a group of women who did time in the Kingston Prison for Women (P4W). The prison closed in 2000, and it is now owned by a private developer who is turning it into luxury condos and a retirement home. In the midst of this development, the Collective is creating a memorial garden and outdoor gallery in honour of those who died in the prison, and those who continue to live and die in prisons across so-called Canada. The aim of this memory work is not only to preserve the past, but also to change the future, so that people will never again die in the name of justice.
SATURDAY, APRIL 20, 2024 | 7:30 PM
ROZSA CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS
The Keweenaw Symphony Orchestra and Michigan Tech Choirs celebrate Earth Day with a presentation of Dwight Bigler’s Mosaic for Earth. The new 14-movement work celebrates the wonders of nature and explores humanity’s impact on the environment and our responsibility towards it.
For more information, visit the Michigan Tech Events Calendar.
When: March 22, 2024 | 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Where: Petersen Library, Walker Arts and Humanities Center
Who: Jason Archer, Scott Marratto, Alexandra Morrison
What: A brown bag discussion in which each (HU) faculty member will give a short presentation.
Light refreshments will be served!
Save the date for this semester’s IPEC Social Event! We welcome returning, new and prospective members to join us.
When: March 21, 2024 from 4:00-6:00pm
Where: Walker 139, IPEC Office
What: A general meeting to welcome members to the updated IPEC office space.
We will provide light refreshments during the event.
Contact Director Stefka Hristova, shristov@mtu.edu, for more information.
This week, IPEC is co-sponsoring the event Speaking Truth to Power: Poets, Writers, Resistance and Resilience
Event Details
PRESENTER | Michigan Tech Art
VENUE | East Reading Room, Van Pelt and Opie Library
WHEN| February 1, 2024 | 12-1 P.M.
Free, light refreshments will be available.
Leading up to the Rozsa Art Gallery exhibition, Simple Machines: Poetry, Letterpress, and the Art of the Little Magazine, please join special guest, Ukrainian poet, Yuliya Musakovska for a poetry reading followed by a panel discussion with Musakovska and Michigan Tech professors Richard Canevez, Stephanie Carpenter, and M. Bartley Seigel. This event is free and open to the public.
CONTENT GUIDANCE | strong language, war, poetry, activism, small press, publishing, printmaking
We have two great events scheduled this week!
Join us tomorrow from 9-10:00 AM in Library Room 242 for Cayuse Training! Register for the session to attend.
On Thursday, we’re collaborating with the Graduate Student Government and Ecosystem Science Center for a Research Proposal Writing Workshop, geared toward Graduate Students. Visit GSG’s website for more information about the event.
Dr. Jason Archer’s Guest Appearance on IPEC’s podcast streams tomorrow, November 7! In our third episode, host Kendall Belopavlovich and Jason discuss his research in human machine communication, haptics, and sensory studies. Check out our podcast page for more.
On Thursday, the Graduate Student Government will be facilitating a 3 Minute Thesis competition. The finals will be held from 6-8:00pm, November 9, at the Great Lakes Research Center.
Finally, Friday is set to see IPEC members Charles Wallace and Susanna Peters facilitate a Computer Science Colloquium from 3-4:00pm in Rekhi 214. This event is also available as a webinar. See the event page for more details!
Join us at the 41 North Film Festival for two panels featuring our members!
Time Bomb Y2K: November 2, 7:00 PM
Following the film Time Bomb Y2K, there will be a panel discussion/Q&A with Steven Walton, Associate Professor of History, Charles Wallace, Associate Professor of Computer Science, and Jason Archer, Assistant Professor of Communication and Media Technologies.
Another Body: November 5, 3:30 PM
A panel discussion will follow the film Another Body, featuring Stefka Hristova, Institute for Policy, Ethics, and Culture; Susanna Peters, Social Sciences, Reid DeVoge, Public Safety and Police Services; and Laura Putwen, Academic and Community Conduct.