English

October 5: Daniel L. Potts (Biology)

“All that is solid melts into air: post-industrial ecosystem ecology”

November 16: Karen Sands-O’Connor (English)

“Being Black, Writing British: Black British Writers for Children”

December 7:  Gary Marotta (History)

“Richard Hofstadter’s Populist Problem—And Ours—And His Identity as a Jewish Intellectual”

February 22: Kevin Williams (Earth Sciences and Science Education)

“Detecting Subsurface Ice in the Canadian Arctic”

March 15: Kimberly Blessing (Philosophy and Humanities)

“Theistic and Atheistic Theories about The Meaning of Life”

May 10: Saziye Bayram (Mathematics)

“The Numbers Behind the Kidney: Mathematical Modeling of Renal Dynamics”