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Oct 2Abstract: The West African Monsoon is a significant component of the global monsoon system and delivers the totality of annual precipitation in the Sahel region of Africa during summer months (typically, July-September). Rainfall in the Sahel varies greatly on timescales ranging from seasons to millennia as a result of natural ...
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Oct 5When did racism start, and why? Who invented the very notion of being “white,” or “black,” and why did they do so? Journalist and documentary podcaster John Biewen looked into these questions, and he argues that the answers could transform our approach to solving racial injustice. Join the Department of History ...
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Oct 7
Pandemic Perspectives - A Unified Approach from Diverse Voices
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Oct 9Dr. Mary Ann McDowell – Associate Professor, Department of Biological Sciences, & Faculty Member of the Eck Institute for Global Health, University of Notre Dame Jefferson Science Fellow, National Academy of Sciences View Presentation Flyer
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Oct 13Join us for a History Club Meeting at 6:30 p.m. For zoom information to join the meeting, contact president Madison Morrissey at madison.morrissey@mnsu.edu social media manager John Karl at john.karl@mnsu.edu You do not have to be a History major or minor to join us, everyone is welcome. Let's also add: Be sure ...
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Oct 16Dr. Matthew J. Kupchik – American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science & Technology Policy Fellow, Serving as Marine & Oceanographic Advisor, USAID Basic global trends, and specific information on Asia and the Pacific Islands, regarding fisheries, regional policy and power competition and development outcomes for many of the ...
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Oct 22Zoom: https://minnstate.zoom.us/j/91815893139, Passcode: 101814 Streaming on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KesselPeaceInstitute Anisa Omar is a student at MSU Mankato and is majoring in Political Science with a minor in Ethnic Studies. She is an organizer for Ignite the Youth and Mankato Area Voices for Racial Equity. As an organizer she has worked on a variety of campaigns ...
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Oct 23
Urbanization: Challenges and Opportunities of a Rapid Geographic Transformation
Dr. Gad Perry – Professor of Conservation Biology, Department of Natural Resource Management, Texas Tech University; Jefferson Science Fellow, National Academy of Sciences -
Oct 27Join us for a History Club Meeting at 6:30 p.m. For zoom information to join the meeting, contact president Madison Morrissey at madison.morrissey@mnsu.edu social media manager John Karl at john.karl@mnsu.edu You do not have to be a History major or minor to join us, everyone is welcome. Let's also add: Be sure ...
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Oct 29
Frontier Forum: Enhancing Memory and Attention Through the Science of Learning
Were you curious about bugs or space as a child? Intellectual curiosity makes learning easy. When we are curious we are highly motivated to learn all we can about a subject. Traditional teaching and learning environments may strongly emphasis learning vast amounts of material, yet learners often lack motivation and ... -
Oct 30Dr. Alton C. Byers – Senior Research Associate and Faculty, Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research, University of Colorado
