2011 Podcast Redux

Upon doing a list of all the podcasts made in 2011, I was astonished to find that the A&S Podcast team made more than A HUNDRED PODCASTS!!! Holy moly! 

And we covered SO many different topics -- from the geological reasons why Kentucky's groundwater is best for bourbon, to the process of translating a rare language guide into English from Chinese, to move-in day at A&S Wired and Ahmed Kathrada's gallery opening in April... 2011 was quite a year for A&S, and I feel really glad to have been here to document some of it. 

Erika Peck Bucciantini

When my students ask me why I became a Latin teacher, I often tell them it was fate. This, obviously, is the short answer I give during class time when they have asked an off-topic question to avoid conjugating deponent verbs or learning about gerunds and gerundives. The truth of the matter is that I have grown to love the Latin language and couldn’t imagine my life without it.

Understanding the Misconceptions of Islam: Jihad and more

The UK Muslim Student Association will host "Understanding the Misconceptions of Islam: Jihad and more" on Thursday January 26, 2012 at 7p.m. in the Grand Ball Room of the UK Student Center. Abdel Rahman Murphy will be a guest speaker. Dinner will be provided.

For more information contact: Humza Qureshi at (859) 699-6370 | hsqu222@g.uky.edu or Aqsa Qureshi at (859) 699-6558 | arqure2@gmail.com

Download the poster here.

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Location:
UK Student Center Grand Ball Room

Crowded Polymer Solutions as a Cytoplasm Mimic - Chemistry Seminar

Dr Christine Keating of Pennsylvania State will be presenting a seminar entitled Crowded Polymer Solutions as a Cytoplasm Mimic: Biomacromolecular Microcompartmentation and the Effect of Increased Local Concentration.

For more information about Dr. Keating and his research, click here.
 
Faculty Host: Dr. Wei
Date:
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Location:
CP-137

Leveraging the Reactivity of Activated Hydrazones and Oximes in the Development of New Asymmetric Methods - Chemistry Seminar

Dr Don Coltart of Duke University will be presenting a seminar entitled Leveraging the Reactivity of Activated Hydrazones and Oximes in the Development of New Asymmetric Methods: Applications to Natural Product Synthesis.

For more information about Dr. Coltart and his research, click here.

Faculty Host: Dr. Grossman

Date:
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Location:
CP-137
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