Creative Escapes: UT Arlington Faculty to Present Engaging Online Talks About Research This Summer
By UT Arlington
Posted on June 09, 2021, June 09, 2021

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UT Arlington faculty will present a series of engaging online talks for all community members beginning June 16, 2021. Each session is designed to highlight some of the interesting and relevant research being conducted at the university.

The first session, Creative Escapes: Astronomy and Space Exploration will feature Dr. Nila Veerabathina, and Dr. Ramon Lopez from the Department of Physics, College of Science. Their individual topics will be Celestial Beauty: Spot and Shoot and Electric Science.

The Creative Escapes series is hosted by the Center for Research on Teaching and Learning Excellence (CRTLE) and began last summer to give community members a break from the stress of the pandemic. Dr. Ann Cavallo, Assistant Vice Provost and CRTLE Director, said “We’re very excited to offer Creative Escapes. The series was so popular last summer that we decided to bring it back with a new lineup of topics and speakers.”

Topics for this summer’s series are:

  • June 16 (4 – 5 pm) Creative Escapes: Astronomy and Space Exploration
  • June 30 (4 – 5 pm) Creative Escapes: Psychology of Marketing
  • July 14 (4 – 5 pm) Creative Escapes: Music, Trauma, and Quality of Life
  • July 28 (4 – 5 pm) Creative Escapes: The Uniqueness of our Brain
  • August 11 (4 – 5 pm) Creative Escapes: Forensic Science, Fact and Fiction

To RSVP go to https://utaedu.questionpro.com/t/AQoqaZmt3J and a link to the lecture will be emailed out before the event.

For more information about the Creative Escapes series, or the Center for Research on Teaching and Learning Excellence email: [email protected].


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