Photos from the Annual Sigma Xi Awards Banquet, April 2011:
Presentation by Prof. Vartanian
Abdullah Eroglu, Engineering, 2011 Researcher of the Year
Lesa Vartanian, Psychology, 2011 Science Teacher of the Year
Student award winners
Second Science Café event of Winter/Spring 2011
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Solomon Isiorho and Aranzazu Pinan-Llamas
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IPFW Department of Geosciences
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Tuesday, April 19, 2011.
Cracks, Joints, Faults, Earthquakes, and Japan
Drs. Isiorho and Pinan-Llamas gave a brief presentation on geology and the science of earthquakes. Then the rest of the hour was for questions and group discussion.
Location: Firefly Coffee House, 3523 North Anthony Blvd.
First Science Café event of Winter/Spring 2011
- Jordan Marshall
IPFW Department of Biology - Wednesday, Feb. 23, 2011.
The Merit of Native Plants in the Woods and the Garden
Dr. Marshall will give a brief presentation on plant biology and gardening. Then the rest of the hour will be for questions and group discussion.
The presentation will begin at 6:30 pm, with questions and discussions for about an hour.
Location: Firefly Coffee House, 3523 North Anthony Blvd.
Second Science Café event of Fall 2010
- Carl Drummond
Dean of the IPFW College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of Geosciences - Tuesday, Nov. 30, 2010.
The Greenhouse Effect and Global Warming
What is it? How does it occur?
Dr. Drummond will give a brief presentation on the science of climate change. Then the rest of the hour will be for questions and group discussion.
The presentation was at 6:30 pm, with questions and discussions for about an hour.
Location: Firefly Coffee House, 3523 North Anthony Blvd.
- COAS event page
- IPFW press release
- Photos from the Event
- Event Poster [PDF]
- Prof. Drummond's PowerPoint Slides
Stay tuned for more information on future Science Café events.
First Science Café event of the Fall 2010 Season
- Regina Leffers
Ph.D., IPFW Director of the Center for the Built Environment - Matt Kubik
Architect, IPFW Professor of Interior Design - Pat Ashton
Ph.D., IPFW Professor of Sociology
Enter the Green Age:
Transforming Life Choices in the 21st Century
Professors Leffers, Kubik, and Ashton will give a brief presentation on the ideas they develop in their book, The Green Age: Transforming Life Choices for the 21st Century. The rest of the hour will be for questions and discussion.
The presentation was at 6:30 pm, Monday, October 18, 2010, with questions and conversation for about an hour.
- Location: Firefly Coffee House, 3523 North Anthony Blvd.
- Photos from the Event
Distinguished Lecturer-IPFW College of Arts and Sciences:
Eugenie C. Scott
"Why the Fuss about Darwin and Evolution?"
- Wednesday, September 8, 2010, 7 p.m.
- Walb Student Union Ballroom
- Printable Flyer
- Photos from the event
Information Display at the Fall 2010 IPFW faculty convocation
