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Thursday Afternoon Faculty Seminars (TAFS)

Thursday Afternoon Faculty Seminars are presentations by University of Minnesota, Morris faculty on their current research.

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Small Science to Global Climate Models: Why Anyone Would Be Interested in Colorado's Weather 20,000 Years Ago

Keith A. Brugger
Does Douglas Fir Celebrate the Solstice?

Peter Dolan
Bodies, Identities, and Social Reproduction: How Rural Communities’ Participation in the Transnational Economy Impacts Local Social Boundaries

Cristina Ortiz
Female Criminality and FAKE NEWS in Early Modern Spain

Stacey L. Parker Aronson
A Professional Actress on Sabbatical from Teaching: My Journey

Siobhan Bremer
Visualizing Evolutionary Computation Ancestries: Who Inherited What from Whom?

Nic McPhee
Dickens, Humbug, and the Fiction of Christmas

Bradley Deane
Keep Calm and Advise On: Case Studies and Reflections on Advising First Year Students

Chad Bragelmann, Bradley Deane, Jennifer Kolpacoff Deane, Jennifer A. Goodnough, and Jess Larson
Chasing Sustainable Sanitiation in Developing Nations

Ed Brands
Comparing Global Audience Interpretations: American and Turkish Understandings of Breaking Bad

Barbara R. Burke
Framing Education Through Storyline: Studies with Teachers

Wendy Emo
Practicing Democracy with Teachers

Kiel F. Harell
Copula Causality to Bioinformatics and Finance

Jong-Min Kim
Ongoing Climate Change in the Arctic: Significance and Response of the Cryosphere

Keith A. Brugger
A Further Look at May Alcott Nieriker:Travel, Transition, and Transformation as a 19th Century Woman Artist

Julia K. Dabbs
Russia’s Policy on Nuclear Proliferation and National Unification on the Korean Peninsula

Seung-Ho Joo
Teaching Controversial Literature in the English/Language Arts Classroom

Michelle L. Page
Evolution of an Organic Chemistry Textbook

Timothy Soderberg
Forest Genomics: Growth, Defense, and the Evolution of a Major Biochemical Pathway

Christopher T. Cole
Not All Programming Languages are Created Equal: Using Functional Languages in Introductory Computer Science Classes

Elena Machkasova
Ennobling Self-Interest: German Historical Economics and the Challenge of Liberalism

Marynel Ryan Van Zee
The Petra Garden and Poll Complex 2013 Excavation Season

Jimmy Schryver