Dr Joseph Knee of Wesleyan University will be presenting a seminar entitled, "Vibrational and Electronic Spectroscopy of Gas Phase Carboxylic Acid Dimers."
For more information about Dr. Knee and his research, click here.
Faculty Host: Dr. Yang
WHAT: Kentucky Sky Talk Series - How Do We Know the Age of the Universe
WHEN: Thursday October 13, 2011 8 p.m.
WHERE: Chem-Phys 155
WHO: Dr. Moshe Elitzur
This talk is presented by the UK Department of Physics and Astronomy and the MacAdam Student Observatory. Free and open to the public.
Member of the Department of Sociology accustomed to creative and interdisciplinary work across colleges and continents, which is ideal for his new role at UK
Adam Banks was recently featured on KET to talk about his academic interests and concerns for minorities in the Digital Age.
In summer 2011, Arts & Sciences Video Production team member Natalie Baxter traveled to Whitesburg, Ky to help teach Appalshop interns how to create documentary style short films about the Appalachian region. The program, Appalachian Media Institute (AMI), has interns ages 14 to 21 that live in the surrounding Appalachian Kentucky counties.
Filmed by: Dana Rogers, Brian Connors Manke, and Noah Adler
Edited by: Dana Rogers
International Studies senior Cassie Hardin is spending the next five months is Beijing, China. Luckily for us, she has a video camera and is not afraid to use it! Follow her adventures as she blogs from abroad, and helps A&S celebrate our Year of China initiative.
Short podcast featuring student and parent interviews about the new A&S Wired Living Learning Community. Footage compiled from a day-long shoot with highlights of move-in.
Akiko Takenaka is a professor in the Department of History and specializes in the social and cultural history of modern Japan, specifically the Asia-Pacific War. Takenaka discusses her research on the competing histories of World War II and how she uses the Yasukuni Shrine in Tokyo as a vehicle through which to analyze those narratives in Japan.
Tricia Dyk, the University of Kentucky's Director of the Center for Leadership Development, asked Harlan County students almost 20 years ago what they wanted to be when they grew up.
