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The talks are given by the awardees of the CRC/Inworks fellowship over the course of the academic year. This year there are 8 fellows and four talks (2 fellows per). All faculty are invited to the Fellows’ talks hosted by the CRC (Creative Research Collaborative) and Inworks. The CRC seeks to support events, partnerships, and networks that create new or reinforce existing collaborative cross-disciplinary activities across the UCDenver campus. Successful collaborative research stems from a diverse and highly integrated community. CRC social events/talks are hosted so faculty from across the campus can meet and get to know the research interests of faculty in other disciplines and colleges. The February talk will be held in Inworks, 1250 14th St, Denver, CO in Room CU 1300, next Wednesday, September 20, 2017 from 5PM to 6PM. Presenting at this event will be Meng Li & Carolyn McAndrews. Please see below for more information or go to https://crcdenver.wordpress.com
Fellow’s talks: (5-6 PM @ Inworks)
Fall:
09.20.17 (Li & McAndrews)
“Transportation as a Social Determinant of Health” Carolyn McAndrews, PhD. Assistant Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, College of Architecture and Planning
“Nudge to Health: Smart Ways to Promote Healthy Behavior” Meng Li, Ph.D.,
Assistant Professor, Department of Health and Behavioral Sciences
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
11.08.17 (Makarewicz & Burciaga)
“Undocumented and Unafraid: Latinx Undocumented Youth in the 21st Century” Edelina Burciaga
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
“Urban plans, investments, and policies that affect daily life and human development” Carrie Makarewicz, Ph.D Assistant Professor, Department of Urban and Regional Planning, College of Architecture & Planning.
Spring:
02.07.18 (Leonard & Wang)
Leonard “Seeing the visual world in health and disorder” Carly J. Leonard, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
“Wild, Strange, Chaotic, and Black: Schizophrenia and Art” Yang Wang, PhD.
Assistant Professor of Art History, College of Arts & Media
04.11.18 (Roane & Park)
“Multi-Dimensional Approach for Comprehensive Performance Improvement of Microbial Fuel Cell”
Jae Do Park, PhD. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering College of Engineering & Applied Science
Timberley Roane, PhD. Associate Professor of Environmental Microbiology, Department of Integrative Biology, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Social Hours: (5-6:30 PM @ Rhinehaus)
Fall:
10.18.17
Spring:
03.07.18
*Not on poster….
Mentor Sessions (12-1:30 PM Fall 300 LSC/10-11:30 AM Spring 300 LSC )
Fall:
09.13.17 (Remi Kahlir) & 10.30.17
Spring:
01.31.18 & 04.25.18