In this webinar, New York Times best-selling author Jonah Berger introduces a revolutionary change approach. Successful change isn’t about pushing harder or exerting more energy. It’s about removing barriers and overcoming resistance by reducing friction and lowering the hurdles to action.
Continue readingSusan Sokolowski is an associate professor and director of the Sports Product Design Program at the University of Oregon. She has over 25 years of performance sporting goods experience, working cross-functionally between footwear, apparel and equipment in creative and strategic roles.
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Inspired by one of her favorite books, Follow the Moon Home, KU student and member of the museum’s education team, Mira, will show us how to model the marking and protecting of a sea turtle nest.
Continue readingA collaborative research team at KU is working with local Latinx and African communities across Kansas and the Kansas City metro region to create a multi-media forum for sharing across generations the stories of Latin American and African migration to the Heartland.
Continue readingJoin us this Thursday at 2:00PM CST to listen to Dr. Jeffrey Burns, co-director of the KU Alzheimer’s Disease Center, talk about the current state of Alzheimer’s research and promising medications being studied. Dr. Burns’ primary research focus is on how lifestyle issues such as diet and exercise can be used to prevent or delay the onset of Alzheimer’s.
Continue readingWatch a virtual performance of the KU School of Music’s KU Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble, streamed from the Lied Center.
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Political strategists Raz Shafer and Kelly Dietrich examine the first 100 days of the Biden Presidency, and what we might expect in the days to come.
Continue readingLot’s Daughters is a psychological exploration of a woman disillusioned by the collision of myth, memory, and reality.
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Who were influential Black business leaders in Kansas during the 1960s? What challenges did they face? What impact did they make? Dr. Robert E. Weems, Jr. will discuss these Wichita-based leaders in the context of the policies and politics of mid-century U.S. presidential administrations regarding Black business development and the civil rights movement.
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Humans rely on body language to connect and build trust. Still, with most of our communication happening from behind a screen, traditional body language signals are no longer visible – or are they?
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