Join us for a gnarly day of surfing some PNW waves! No surfing experience is necessary for this PSO adventure, this is beginner-friendly! However, you will need to pass a simple swim test to attend the trip. The registration fee will cover the surfboard and wetsuit rentals!
Events only open to the campus community
What does a philosopher do at Google?
With Mark Van Hollebeke, Staff Research Scientist at Google. As a former philosophy professor with over 12 years of experience working on emerging tech, Dr. Van Hollebeke is committed to confronting the socio-technical challenges that strain existing legal and societal norms and make people think through what they value most (and how to preserve and enhance those things!). He closed out a 10+ year career at Microsoft helping to ship multiple products incorporating OpenAI models.
Stop Trying to Be Me! Guarding Your Identity (2)
It’s not a compliment when cybercriminals want to impersonate you. Discover the most common types of identity theft and the telltale warning signs that someone may be trying to steal your identity. Learn how to shut down these imposters with proactive measures and catch identity theft before it escalates.
Please register here for the Zoom link.
Stop Trying to Be Me! Guarding Your Identity
It’s not a compliment when cybercriminals want to impersonate you. Discover the most common types of identity theft and the telltale warning signs that someone may be trying to steal your identity. Learn how to shut down these imposters with proactive measures and catch identity theft before it escalates.
Please register here for the Zoom link.
Essentials for Securing Your Digital Life (2)
Come find out if your cyber hygiene passes the sniff test! In this session, you’ll learn about four key behaviors to stay ahead of cybercriminals. We’ll dive into locking down your logins, keeping your devices fresh, and dodging social engineering scams like a pro. Don’t sweat it - these simple steps will help you secure your digital life!
Please register here to receive the Zoom link.
Essentials for Securing Your Digital Life
Come find out if your cyber hygiene passes the sniff test! In this session, you’ll learn about four key behaviors to stay ahead of cybercriminals. We’ll dive into locking down your logins, keeping your devices fresh, and dodging social engineering scams like a pro. Don’t sweat it - these simple steps will help you secure your digital life!
Please register here to receive the Zoom link.
Detecting Misinformation
Come learn about misinformation and ways to counter it! Collins librarians will provide an overview of how misinformation functions in the digital age, share strategies for spotting it, and facilitate discussion to help you decide how much you can trust the online information you encounter.
Please register here to receive the Zoom link if you will be attending virtually. No registration is required if you plan to attend in person.
Phi Beta Kappa Magee Address: Pursuing Racial Equity in Systems Addressing Homelessness
With Prof. Carolyn Weisz, Emerita Professor of Psychology. The Magee address was established in honor of John B. Magee, Professor of Philosophy and Religion. Prof. Magee was an ordained United Methodist minister and an outstanding professor, author, and mentor who was one of the driving forces in establishing a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at the University of Puget Sound in 1986.
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