Posts tagged with “Technology” (All posts)
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: Kai Bird ’73 and J. Robert Oppenheimer
Kai Bird ’73 is one of our nation’s preeminent biographers, and the movie Oppenheimer is based on his Pulitzer Prize–winning biography of the father of the atomic bomb. Join Kai for a…
Carleton Connects: Cindy Blaha, Ryan Terrien ’09, and the Webb Telescope
Join Carleton professors Cindy Blaha and Ryan Terrien ’09 for an in-depth conversation on NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope.
Carleton Connects: Michael Alvarez ’86 on election integrity
Join prominent elections scholar R. Michael Alvarez ’86 for a conversation on the methods and the realities of our nation’s voting system.
Carleton Connects: Mario Small ’96 on neighborhoods, financial access, and racial inequality
A distinguished scholar of social networks and urban neighborhoods discusses the financial geography of our nation and the importance of race to the accessibility of conventional banks.
Carleton Connects: Richard Allen Greene ’91 & Martin Kaste ’91 on air
Two seasoned media professionals discuss the work of covering and creating news
Carleton Connects: Elisabeth Steele Hutchison ’96 on feeling awesome
A professional shares her tips for leveling up your Zoom game
Carleton Connects: Smith, Maxbauer, and Kallas on climate change
Three professors (two at Carleton and one alumnus) discuss the effects of rocks, bacteria, and politics on the future of our climate
Carleton Connects: Alex Knodell & Liza Davis ’16 on Greek archaeology
A professor of classics and a former student discuss their excavations and investigations of ancient Greek societies
Carleton Connects: Andrea Mazzariello on collaboration and composition
A professor of music talks about creating and collaborating with local youth and gives a live performance of his own work.
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