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Carleton Connects: Julia Strand and scientific credibility
If a scientific experiment can’t be replicated, can it be trusted? Join Carleton psychology professor Julia Strand to hear how research in many scientific disciplines has been reformed over the past decade to…
Carleton Connects: Ed Bice ’88 and the future of our information ecosystems
Is the content streaming onto 5 billion smartphones making our planet wiser? Smarter? Healthier? Is it making our democracies more representative and our institutions more responsive and our social fabric…
Carleton Connects: Nancy Braker ’81 and the Arb in the fall
Nancy Braker ’81, the Puzak Family Director of the Cowling Arboretum, is back for a third online tour of the Arboretum, this time as autumn leaves start to fall. Find…
Carleton Connects: Brian Klaas ’08 on chaos, chance, and choice
Everything may happen for a reason—just not the one you’re in charge of. If you want to join the fandom of the random, read Fluke: Chance, Chaos, and Why Everything We…
Carleton Connects: Kao Kalia Yang ’03 and the art of finding your voice
Noted for her mesmerizing and heart-wrenching stories of family, immigration, and community, Kao Kalia Yang ’03 discusses her two newest books: Where Rivers Part, a story of her mother’s life, and The…
Carleton Connects: Kathleen Ryor and botanical culture in premodern China
Flowers, plants, and botanical knowledge were fundamental to the culture of sixteenth- and seventeenth-century China, as paintings, poetry, medicine, and manuals for elegant living all attest. Join art history and…
Carleton Connects: Anita Chikkatur and solving social problems in Minnesota
Who better to investigate and solve social problems than the people most affected by them? Join educational studies professor Anita Chikkatur for a conversation about ways that students, parents, and…
Carleton Connects: Layla Oesper and fighting cancer with computer science
Can a better understanding of cancer be unlocked by computer science? Hear from an award-winning professor how new algorithms help us understand and respond to the problems of genetic mutation.…
Carleton Connects: Kyle Burkhardt ’10, Eric Nyquist ’94, and the business of sports
What does it take for a sport to succeed as a business? Join two alumni with nearly four decades of experience in the sports industry for a conversation on the…
Carleton Connects: Louis Newman and how to make the most of college
What does it take to do well in college? How can incoming students prepare to thrive? And how can you best use your college education to prepare you for life…
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