A discussion by WSU Professor Madeline Otis Campbell, Assistant Professor of Urban Studies, together with Dr. Dana Janbek, Associate Professor of Public Relations at Lasell College, of the relevancy of global migrations like those occurring in the Middle East to urban centers like Worcester.

Thursday, November 5, 2015 3:30—4:30 p.m. DCU Center, 50 Foster Street, Worcester

a discussion by Dr. Pamela McCauley, Professor and Director of the Ergonomics Laboratory in the Industrial Engineering and Management Systems Department at the University of Central Florida, regarding opportunities to improve the international response to Ebola and other infectious disease through innovative human-centricbased research methodologies.

A discussion by Dr. Katherine Luzuriaga on advancements in efforts to eradicate HIV infection among infants and children.

A discussion by Andrew Hoffman, Director of the Tufts Regenerative Medicine Lab, of the origins of regenerative medicine and regenerative biology and the role of veterinary medicine in improving the human condition.

QCC faculty look at how public policy and race relations intertwine.

The Research Bureau is pleased to join host Nichols College for the seventh Fairman Cowan Collegiate Lecture and a discussion by President Susan West Engelkemeyer and Director of Career Services Liz Horgan of the skills necessary for today’s graduating Millennials to thrive in a diverse, modern economy.

Laura Chadwick discusses the science, research and clinical application of the pioneering field of pharmacogenomics, with a focus on how biomedical informatics principles are utilized for effective and efficient data management.

Professor Klinghard and students from his course “Building the American Republic on Science and Technology" discuss the role of technology in politics and the lessons for other arenas in modern life.

Clark University faculty discuss three key areas where academic research informs local understanding: Professor Thomas DelPrete on education, Professor Laurie Ross on youth programs, and Professor John Rogan on the Asian Longhorned Beetle.