Today: Interdisciplinary dialogue on decay and resilience

Part of a new series featuring discussants from the Arts and Humanities, all are invited to join an interdisciplinary dialogue Wednesday, Feb. 21, at 5 p.m. Three presenters will briefly share their approach to research, scholarship, and/or creative activity on the selected topic and then will engage in informal conversation with audience members about their related work and interests.

The event will be held at WSU Pullman’s Lewis Alumni Center and refreshments will be provided. All are also welcome to join remotely via Zoom.

Please RSVP online and we will follow up with a calendar invite and Zoom information if requested.

Contact the Office of Research Advancement and Partnerships with any questions.

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