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Puget Sound Memory Project Panel Discussion
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2026-02-11 18:30:00
2026-02-11 20:00:00
Puget Sound Memory Project Panel Discussion
Join us for a rich multidisciplinary panel discussion exploring these topic questions:
How does memory impact the way we understand our past? (Collective memory and individual memory?
How does memory of past events impact our present and our current view of the world?
How does memory impact the narratives we create of our past, present and future?
How and why are these questions relevant to current socio-political events?
Our panelists include Dr. Liora Halperin, Professor of International Studies at the University of Washington; Dr. Tina Huynh, Associate Professor of Music Education at Puget Sound; Dr. Melvin Rouse Jr., Associate Professor of Psychology at Puget Sound; and Merilee Tanbara, Member of the Omoide Project.
Location
Contact Information
Margo D Palmer
253.879.2827
mdpalmer@pugetsound.edu
Submitter Contact Information
Margo Palmer
mdpalmer@pugetsound.edu
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America/Los_Angeles
public
Feb 11, 2026
6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m.
Join us for a rich multidisciplinary panel discussion exploring these topic questions:
- How does memory impact the way we understand our past? (Collective memory and individual memory?
- How does memory of past events impact our present and our current view of the world?
- How does memory impact the narratives we create of our past, present and future?
- How and why are these questions relevant to current socio-political events?
Our panelists include Dr. Liora Halperin, Professor of International Studies at the University of Washington; Dr. Tina Huynh, Associate Professor of Music Education at Puget Sound; Dr. Melvin Rouse Jr., Associate Professor of Psychology at Puget Sound; and Merilee Tanbara, Member of the Omoide Project.
Event Location
Thomas Hall, Tahoma Room
Contact Information
Margo D Palmer
253.879.2827
mdpalmer@pugetsound.edu
Submitter Contact Information
Margo Palmer
mdpalmer@pugetsound.edu