Abstract:

Many say that we are suffering from a crisis of a lack of trust in science in this country. In response, significant effort has been lavished on improving science communication—with the aim of promoting such trust. But it’s not always clear what “trust of science” ought to mean. Does “science” really deserve “our” trust? Why? Without compelling answers to these questions, we are rudderless when it comes to improving the relationship between science and the public. I will attempt to steer us in a better direction.

Please attend, and please encourage your colleagues, students, and friends to attend.

Join us for a screening of Elemental: Reimaging Our Relationship With Wildfire, a documentary five years in the making by Ralph Bloemers.

The screening will be held in Council Chambers of the Templeton Student Center on the Lewis & Clark College campus Lights snacks and beverages will be provided at the screening of the event, with a live Q&A with experts following the film.

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Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology.

There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. The course is open to all juniors and seniors, regardless of major. 

Students attending seminars have a chance to have dinner with one of the speakers

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology. There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. 

 Paulette Bierzychudek.

Bio jobs and internships.

Matthew Ford, OHSU Primate Center.

Primate models of addiction.

Michael Coronado, Whitman College

Mitochondrial dynamics in the heart with exercise and in pathological conditions.

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology. There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. 

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology. There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. 

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology. There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. 

Speakers will visit campus to give a talk about their ongoing research in biology. There will also be information sessions about teaching, grad school, and summer research. 

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Ecological drivers of Lyme disease emergence and persistence

Bill Nye — scientist, engineer, comedian, author, and inventor—will bring his special brand of pop culture science literacy to Lewis and Clark.