Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2019
Do Karst Springs Allow Us to See into Hidden Aquifers and Caves?, Ellen Herman
Plants are Cool, Too: Australian Eggplants, #SciComm, and a Botanist on Mars, Christopher Martine
The Writer's Intention vs. the Work's Intention, Joseph Scapellato
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2018
Embedding Computing in the Physical World: What If, When and How?, Philip Asare
Food, stress, and an abandoned radar tower: Research on seabirds at a remarkable Alaskan field station, Morgan Benowitz-Fredericks
Home is where the tension is? Examining the cultural complexity of creating the space of home through consumption, Annetta Grant
On the Motion of Fluids - Is it Art? Or is it Science?, Kelly Knox and Linda Smolka
Social Disadvantage and Child Health among China’s Rural-Urban Migrant Households, Carl Lin
Teaching with style: creating opportunities to nurture critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, Elif Miskioglu
Climate Energy and Food Security from the Sea?, Deborah Sills
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2017
Studying Prevention through Design: Sociology Meets Civil Engineering, Deborah Abowitz and Mike Toole
"Texts Lost and Found: Peregrinationsof a Codex", Barbara K. Altmann
From the Seaward Glens: Lessons of Environmental History along the Atlantic Coast, Claire Campbell
"Raised on Christian Milk": The Symbolic Power of Food in Early Christianity, John David Penniman
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2016
The Emission Wars, Indranil Brahma
Machines Reading Humans Reading Machines: or, Why Online Privacy Was Always Already Impossible, John Hunter
Untangling Entanglement, Deepak Iyer
Mutant, Creole, Hybrid, Queer: Agro-Eugenics and the Racial Violence of Capitalist Ecologies, Emma Mullaney
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2015
"Dead Zone Vertigo: A Collaboration in Poetry and Visual Art with Two Cypriot Artists", Paula Closson Buck
Visualizing the Imaginary, Pamela Gorkin
"His Name is Garbage": "Loser Names" as Mystical Warfare in West Africa, Michelle C. Johnson
Positrons are Another Matter: Working with Anti-Matter, David Schoepf
Kicking Away the Ladder Too: Central Banks in Historical Perspective, Matias Vernango
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2014
"The Biodiversity Problem: Ethics, Science, and Policy", Matthew H. Slater
Gastronomes in Short Pants: Educating the Nation's Taste in France, John Westbrook
"The Chinese Communist Party at 93: Many Happy Returns?", Zhiqun Zhu
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2013
Can You Hear the Shape of a Drum?, Emily Dryden
“What Happens When Pollinators Get Sick? Behavioral Impacts of Honeybee Viruses”, Elizabeth Capaldi Evans and Marie Pizzorno
Bedrock: Genesis and Evolution of a Republican Bastion, Union County, Pennsylvania, John Peeler
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2012
"Framing Counterspaces: Forms and Meanings of Graffiti in Berlin's Linguistic Landscape", Bastian Heinsohn
"Anteroposterior Patterning: How the Hox Genes Help Us Tell Our Heads from Our ***es", Elizabeth Marin
"Flirts and Other "Voluptuous Tyrants":Wollstonecraft, Rousseau and the Politics of Desire", Ghislaine McDayter
Chemical Research with Undergraduate Collaborators: Building Cyclic Polymers, Eric Tillman
Faculty Colloquium submissions from 2011
More than Tunes in Your Head: Dynamic Aspects of Auditory Imagery for Music, Andrea R. Halpern
Devising: Pioneering Uncharted Territory in Theater, Anjalee Deshpande Hutchinson
Play!, Joe Tranquillo