Join us every second Tuesday, 6:30-8pm at the Swiss for the Grit City Think & Drink.
Grit City Think & Drink brings scholars and experts from various disciplines face-to-face with the general public in the comfortable, lively atmosphere at The Swiss Restaurant and Pub. The evening begins with a presentation or lecture which leads to an moderated discussion with the audience. Grit City Think & Drink is free to the public and open to all ages.
Sponsored by the School of Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences and The Swiss Restaurant & Pub. Click on each title for more information and the option to add it to your calendar.
Upcoming Events:
JAN 8: Listening to the Vital Signs of the Plant: New Approaches in Climate Data
with Judy Twedt, UW Seattle
FEB 12: CANCELLED
Framing Injustice: How the Media Covered the Dakota Access Pipeline and Why It Matters with Dr. Ellen Moore, UW Tacoma
MAR 12: Life Finds a Way: Evolution in Cities
with Dr. Christopher Schell, UW Tacoma
APR 9: Covered in Goop: Compulsory Self-Care and Commodified Feminine Bodies
with Dr. Alexandra Nutter, UW Tacoma
MAY 14: Math Stories and Histories: How Historical Narratives Shape Mathmatical Ideas
with Dr. Erik Tou, UW Tacoma
JUN 11: 'Do I Contradict Myself? Very Well Then.' 'Nothing Rejected, Nothing Abandoned': Multiplicity and Intersectionality, A U.S. Poetic Tradition
with Sarah Chavez, UW Tacoma
JUL 9: TBD
AUG 13: Framing Injustice: How the Media Covered the Dakota Access Pipeline and Why It Matters with Dr. Ellen Moore, UW Tacoma
SEP 10: TBD
OCT 8: You think YOU have the blues? The South has taught us music as an antidote to Trump-era depression
with Dr. Mike Honey and Dr. Nicole Blair, UW Tacoma
NOV 12: You Think You're Tough?: The Trans-Africa Bicycle Expedition of Kazimierz
with Michael Kula, UW Tacoma
DEC 12: TBD
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