Symposium – Kelsey Little

Kelsey Little, recipient of the Timothy M. Smith Award, spoke about her myriad experiences exploring the beauty of Alaska’s landscapes, whose stories she chose to tell through a number of paintings she completed. Kelsey shared that the award gave her the opportunity to reconnect with her older brother who has lived in Alaska for aContinue reading “Symposium – Kelsey Little”

Symposium: Dr. Lesley Wolff

Dr. Lesley Wolff, Assistant Professor of Art and Design, gave her talk “Nation on a Plate: Digesting the Art of Mexico” for her symposium on Oct 30, 2023. She teaches courses in museum studies and modern/contemporary art. Dr. Wolff is completing two book projects, a forthcoming volume Nourish and Resist: Food and Feminisms in ContemporaryContinue reading “Symposium: Dr. Lesley Wolff”

Symposium: How to Uncover the Mystery of AI by Dr. Hengwei Rachel Zhang

Dr. Hengwei (Rachel) Zhang presented her symposium, “How to Uncover the Mystery of AI” this past Friday afternoon. Dr. Zhang is assistant Professor of Cybersecurity. She teaches Application Development and Management Information Systems. Her research area is in diversity, interdisciplinary and practical-oriented research that addresses socio-technical issues and solves real-world problems. Dr. Zhang gave anContinue reading “Symposium: How to Uncover the Mystery of AI by Dr. Hengwei Rachel Zhang”