Carleton Connects Lecture Program
Carleton Connects is a new program featuring Carleton faculty - spend an hour on the phone or online with your favorite prof, or "meet" profs you haven't heard before. Each Carleton Connects program is one hour, with 30-40 minutes of presentation by faculty followed by a period of questions and answers. Because these events are by phone and/or online, you can participate wherever you happen to be! On the first call with Prof. Roy Grow, alumni from seven foreign countries dialed in to participate.
Created 18 April 2012; Published 26 April 2012Carleton Connects: Professor David Liben-NowellMissed the Carleton Connects: The Weitz Center for Creativity Webinar? You can experience it here!
As more and more of our day-to-day activities have moved online, we have begun to leave digital traces of decisions and preferences -- moods, friendships, preferences among potential dates -- that had previously been all but invisible. Join Professor David Liben-Nowell as he presents: "Tie game: Making connections with social networks". He will describe a few highlights of the emerging research area of computational social science and talk briefly about how current students are exploring this topic in the Carleton curriculum. At the end of the program, you will have the opportunity to ask your own questions.
Created 13 October 2011; Published 13 October 2011Carleton Connects: The Weitz Center for CreativityMissed the Carleton Connects: The Weitz Center for Creativity Webinar? You can experience it here! Director of the Arts Steve Richardson, Professor Greg Marfleet, and Professor Ruth Weiner discuss their plans and reactions to the newly opened Weitz Center for Creativity.
Steve Richardson's Visuals (PDF) • Ruth Weiner's Visuals (PDF)
Greg Marfleet's Prezi • Greg Marfleet's Prezi in PDF format
Created 16 May 2011; Published 19 October 2011Carleton Connects: Eric Hillemann on College TraditionsMissed Eric Hillemann's conference lecture? You can listen to it here! Eric Hillemann, College Archivist, presents presents "Carleton Traditions"
Step back into the classroom with us, and check out this interactive lecture, part of the new Carleton Connects lecture series.
Created 6 April 2011; Published 8 April 2011Carleton Connects: Michael Hemesath on Budget ChallengesMissed Professor Hemesath's conference lecture? You can listen to it here! Professor Hemesath, Professor of Economics and current President of the Faculty, presents presents "European Budget Challenges: America's Future?"
Step back into the classroom with us, and check out this interactive lecture, part of the new Carleton Connects lecture series.
Recorded: Wednesday, April 6th, 2011
- Created 17 February 2011; Published 24 February 2011Carleton Connects: Professor Roy Grow
Missed Professor Grow's conference lecture? You can listen to it here! Professor Grow, the Frank B. Kellogg Professor of International Relations, presents "When (If) China Rules the World...What China's rise means for both the American economy and American foreign policy." He discusses China's current rise and the implications this has on the American economy and foreign policy.
Step back into the classroom with us, and check out this interactive lecture, part of the new Carleton Connects lecture series.
Download Lecture Visuals (PDF) • Download Lecture Visuals (Word)