Influencing rumen microbial communities to improve bovine milk production efficiency
Dr. Madison Cox ('15), Bioinformatician, University of Washington - School of Medicine
Thompson Hall Science and Mathematics Seminar: Rachel Havranek
It's getting hot in here: how modern environments can help us understand ancient examples of climate change
Rachel Havranek, Postdoctoral Researcher, Dept. of Earth and Spatial Sciences, University of Idaho
Daedalus Lecture with Renee Simms
Associate Professor of African American Studies Renee Simms will deliver the Spring 2023 Daedalus Lecture on Mar. 30 at 5 p.m. in the Murray Board Room. Tickets are $15 per person, payable by cash and check only at the door. Professor Simms' lecture is titled "Fire Under Feet: Creative Writing and the Decolonial Imagination." RSVP by Mar. 22.
Commerical Real Estate Talk with Alumnus Brandan Mason '06
Interested in a career in commercial real estate? Join alumnus Brendan Mason as he shares stories and wisdom from his journey in commercial real estate.
Inspired by a real estate career talk during his senior year, Brendan Mason ’06, pursued a career in real estate development that led to his (finally) founding AltaBird Investments in 2021. Brendan will share his journey and thoughts on how to navigate and get a head start to a career in this exciting, challenging, sometimes very lucrative, and always evolving field of commercial real estate.
Reparations & Decolonization: Land & the Search for Reparatory Justice
The discourse on reparations and landback are often talked about side by side but rarely intersect. This talk explores the contradictions and possibilities embedded on Black freedom and Indigenous sovereignty, why it matters, and dreams about the potential of collective resistance.
Mini Maestros: Once Upon a String
The Community Music Department partners with Symphony Tacoma to present this concert as part of the Mini Maestros series for children ages 2-8 years old and their families. "Once Upon a String" is a family-friendly, interactive music concert featuring Symphony Tacoma's String Quintet and Shay Ray, emcee.
Travel with the symphony's string quintet to a land far, far away during a fantasy-filled introduction to the instruments in the string family!
Blues Vespers: Rod Cook & Toast
Blues Vespers @ Kilworth is back for its Spring '23 series! Campus and community members are invited to gather for this 25+ year Tacoma tradition featuring local (and sometimes national!) Blues musicians, some poetry, and a little something to think about. Hosted by the University Chaplaincy. The event is free and open to the public; most of our bands have a tip jar to support their gift of time and music.
Sunday Chapel @ Kilworth: Origin Stories
This semester the University Chaplaincy is offering a monthly spiritual gathering rooted in the radical, justice-seeking, love-building, peace-making ways of Jesus for anyone who wants to explore, question, wrestle with, celebrate, or seek community. These short (30-45 minute) Sunday morning gatherings will focus on a different theme each month, with liturgy, prayer, music, and a reflection by the University Chaplain or special guests.
Be the Match Registry Drive
When you join the Be The Match Registry®, you become part of every patient's search for a bone marrow donor. Thousands of patients with blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma, sickle cell, and other life-threatening diseases need a bone marrow transplant. You could be the one to save a life. Learn more at: https://bethematch.org/.
Be the Match Registry Drive
When you join the Be The Match Registry®, you become part of every patient's search for a bone marrow donor. Thousands of patients with blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma, sickle cell, and other life-threatening diseases need a bone marrow transplant. You could be the one to save a life. Learn more at: https://bethematch.org/.