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Mary Boone "Bugs for Breakfast" Presentation

Lectures

Campus

Mary Boone will be presenting her book Bugs for breakfast, where students will be able to learn and eat bugs.

Exhibit Reception - In The Flow: Art Ecology and Pedagogy

Arts

Lectures

The Flow Art & Ecology Symposium on November 3 & 4 and the concurrent gallery exhibit, In the Flow, brings together community partners, educators, and students from the Salish Sea and the Columbia Basin to share material and place-based knowledge practices and understandings of how to listen and learn from local ecologies.

The symposium is free but interested participants will need to register here.

Taiwan Week Taiwan Studies Panel

Alumni + Family

Lectures

Each of the three panelists is asked to speak for 20 minutes from their area of expertise regarding some issue (or constellation of issues) regarding Taiwan, followed by 20 minutes of discussion and Q&A with the audience.

Two invited guest speakers affiliated with the Taiwan Studies Program at University of Washington:

Dr. Jeff Hou, Professor of Landscape Architecture, Director of Urban Commons Lab
Dr. Yen-Chu Weng, Lecturer from the Program on the Environment

As well as Taiwan visiting scholar at University of Washington:

Taiwan Week: Study Abroad for Mandarin Language Learners 

Lectures

Info Session: study abroad programs, internship opportunities, need-based and merit-based scholarships, application requirements and deadlines. CET Programs in China and Taiwan, & Wenzao Ursuline University of Languages Taiwan Exchange Program.