My Favorite Lecture
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My Favorite Lecture is an educational lecture series in which Humboldt State educators share some of their favorite material with a live community audience in downtown Arcata, California. No topic is too big or small.
My Favorite Lecture is a collaboration with Arcata Main Street with support from Plaza Grill.
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KHSU invites you to a live taping of My Favorite Lecture! The reception at 6, lecture at 7.Professor Kirby Moss's lecture, titled "Honeymooners to Honey… -
Imagine you’re an environmental studies professor. Every semester you're faced with a roomful of idealistic students. You then have to present to them the… -
Learning about climate change can trigger debilitating cycles of eco-grief, despair, and apathy. So how can an educator work with those emotions and still… -
On this episode of My Favorite Lecture, engineering instructor Lonny Grafman shows how engineers benefit from community engagement.By approaching problems… -
Overpopulation. Epidemics. Economic recession. Deforestation. Anger toward elites. Though the causes of Maya warfare may look straightfoward, piecing… -
"Behavior is difficult to measure directly because we have to rely on what you tell us. You get upset when we try to watch you,” says Humboldt State's… -
What are we getting right when it comes to the science of climate change? What are we getting wrong? In this episode of My Favorite Lecture, Dr. Rich… -
Why would invaders bother sacking a museum? Where's the value in plundering art?Explore the idea of art looting and destruction over time, and understand… -
[Advisory: Some of the content below maybe be considered graphic, bleak, and/or NSFW.] In this episode of My Favorite Lecture, Humboldt State history… -
"If we look at what makes up the universe, it's a little disturbing," Humboldt State University physicist CD Hoyle told the standing-room-only audience in…
