Does artificial intelligence deserve to be called intelligence? What are the uses of synthetic text and imagery, and what would it take for those to be artistic mediums?
Join award-winning science fiction author, Ted Chiang as he discusses these complex topics.
Seminar by Professor Paige Kolnes. Voter registration tips, help and materials (bring ID and know SSN). FREE FOOD.
What do consultants do? What does a career in economic consulting look like? How does studying economics prepare you for a successful career in consulting?
Join us on Thursday, Sept. 28 (3:30pm) as we welcome Emily Davis (’20) from Grant Thornton LLP to discuss her career in economic consulting, share how her Puget Sound experience shaped her career path, and answer any questions you might have about what she does!
Come hear what SoAn students have spent their summers researching and learn about the development and application process for getting your own project funded!
JAEL RODAS: (Agricola Scholar): College Readiness Programs: Preparing Latinx Students and Families for College
GUY CRAWFORD: The Bubble of Safety: An Oral History of Poinsettia Avenue, Compton
JACK LEAL: Community Life in Rural Washington: An Ethnographic Assessment of St. John, Washington
Dr. Lars Rensmann, the Chair of Political Science and Comparative Government at University of Passau, Germany joins us to discuss his current work.
"It's getting hot in here: how modern environments can help us understand ancient examples of climate change"
Rachel Havranek
Postdoctoral Researcher, Department of Earth and Spatial Science
University of Idaho
We are thrilled to invite you to an engaging and thought-provoking evening with our esteemed faculty member and author, Professor Jeff Matthews P'16. Join us as we celebrate the release of his latest book, Generals and Admirals, Criminals and Crooks: Dishonorable Leadership in the U.S. Military.
The event will feature:
The Pauling Medal Award recognizes outstanding achievement in chemistry and is presented annually by the Puget Sound,
The Washington State Supreme Court will visit the University of Puget Sound campus Sept. 13–14 for an immersive two days that see the justices attending classes, hosting a panel for students, and hearing oral arguments in two cases. The public is invited to witness live legal proceedings on Sept. 14 in Schneebeck Hall.