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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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Natural History of the Pomme de Terre: Insights from Teaching and Research in our Local River

Tracey Anderson
12-5-2019
Human Freedom and the Origins of Biofiction

Michael Lackey
10-3-2019
Care for the Caretakers: Deciphering the Biochemistry of Fanconi Anemia Cancer Predisposition Syndrome

Indrajit Chaudury
9-5-2019
Identity Negotiations in Discourses on E/Immigration in Bulgaria: The Context of Post-Socialism

Nadezhda Sotirova
4-4-2019
Rural Matters: Survey of Rural and Small Town Minnesotans on their Political Values and Beliefs

Tim Lindberg
3-7-2019
A Tale of Cirrus Clouds and Ice Halos

Sylke Boyd
2-14-2019
Bodies, Identities, and Social Reproduction: How Rural Communities’ Participation in the Transnational Economy Impacts Local Social Boundaries

Cristina Ortiz
11-1-2018
Does Douglas Fir Celebrate the Solstice?

Peter Dolan
4-5-2018
Female Criminality and FAKE NEWS in Early Modern Spain

Stacey L. Parker Aronson
2-1-2018
Visualizing Evolutionary Computation Ancestries: Who Inherited What from Whom?

Nic McPhee
12-7-2017
A Professional Actress on Sabbatical from Teaching: My Journey

Siobhan Bremer
10-5-2017
Adherence to Employer Mandated Sleep Apnea Treatment: Crash Risk and Medical Cost Differences

Stephen Burks
9-7-2017
Dickens, Humbug, and the Fiction of Christmas

Bradley Deane
12-2016
Copula Causality to Bioinformatics and Finance

Jong-Min Kim
10-1-2015
Practicing Democracy with Teachers

Kiel F. Harell
9-3-2015
Comparing Global Audience Interpretations: American and Turkish Understandings of Breaking Bad

Barbara R. Burke
4-2-2015
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
3-19-2015
Framing Education Through Storyline: Studies with Teachers

Wendy Emo
3-5-2015
Chasing Sustainable Sanitiation in Developing Nations

Ed Brands
2-4-2015
Evolution of an Organic Chemistry Textbook

Timothy Soderberg
12-4-2014
Russia’s Policy on Nuclear Proliferation and National Unification on the Korean Peninsula

Seung-Ho Joo
11-6-2014
A Further Look at May Alcott Nieriker:Travel, Transition, and Transformation as a 19th Century Woman Artist

Julia K. Dabbs
10-2-2014
Teaching Controversial Literature in the English/Language Arts Classroom

Michelle L. Page
9-4-2014
Ongoing Climate Change in the Arctic: Significance and Response of the Cryosphere

Keith A. Brugger
2-6-2014
Ennobling Self-Interest: German Historical Economics and the Challenge of Liberalism

Marynel Ryan Van Zee
12-2013

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