The Honors College is pleased to announce that the Summer Virtual Colloquium Series is open to all students, including incoming students.
The Honors College Colloquium is an opportunity to hear from Honors College community members about their research and civic engagement work. Some colloquia may introduce or inform you about research opportunities available to our students. During colloquia, presenters will tell you about their work for 20-25 minutes. Then, as time permits, we will hold brief breakout groups to discuss the lecture, then an Q&A period to ask questions about their presentation.
During Summer 2020, we will be holding our colloquium virtually using Zoom. Incoming students will receive a link and password via email the week of each event. Current students may fill out an interest form prior to the event to get a login link and password.
Day | Time | Presenter | Topic |
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Tuesday, June 30 |
4:30p-5:30pm |
Climate Change, COVID, and Cartels: Research in Rural Mexico |
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Wednesday, July 1 |
3:00pm-4:00pm |
The Rise of Romantic Love: How to do the History of an Emotion |
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Tuesday, July 7 |
4:30p-5:30pm |
Fatigue in Chronic Illness: A Biopsychosocial Approach |
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Tuesday, July 14 |
4:30p-5:30pm |
Centennial of Women’s Rights: How do we unpack the narratives of history? |
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Tuesday, August 4 |
4:30pm-5:30pm |
Climate Change in the Commonwealth of Virginia |
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Wednesday, August 5 |
3:00pm-4:00pm |
AmyKate Sweeney |
TBA |
Wednesday, August 12 |
3:00pm-4:00pm |
Undergraduate Research and Inequality in Higher Education |