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January 31 |
Brigitte Buettner, Art
Wondrous Materiality: Minerals and their Workings in Medieval Texts and Images |
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February 7 |
Benjamin Baumer, Mathematics and Statistics
Moneyball Revisited: Assessing the Sabermetric Revolution in Baseball |
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February 14 |
Nicholas Horton, Mathematics and Statistics
Average Wages and Survey Non-response: A Biostatistician's View from the Bureau of Labor Statistics |
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February 21 |
Rally Day (no presentation) |
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February 28 |
No presentation |
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March 7 |
Marjorie Senechal, Mathematics and Statistics
Whatever Happened to Dorothy Wrinch? |
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March 14 |
Patricia Billingsley, Information Technology Services
Federico Garcia Lorca and Philip Cummings in Vermont
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March 21 |
Spring Break (no presentation) |
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March 28
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Chester Michalik, Art
Organizing an Exhibition: Some Factors and Considerations, Illustrated |
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April 4 |
Susan Voss, Engineering
Newborn Screening Hearing: Why Are There So Many False Positives? |
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April 11 |
Nancy Whittier, Sociology
When Feminists and Conservatives are (sort of) on the Same Side: Policy and Activism Against Sexual Violence
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April 18 |
Deborah Haas-Wilson, Economics (CANCELED)
What Can Be Learned About the Likely Impact of Obama's Affordable Care Act From the MA Experience? |
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April 25 |
Sujane Wu, East Asian Languages and Literature
Informal Letters in Early Medieval Chinese Literature |
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May 2 |
Hélène Visentin, French Studies
Mapping Paris: Engaging Students Through a Digital Humanities Project |
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Presentations sponsored by the Committee on Academic Priorities |
