2-2:45 p.m.: What's Going On? Understanding the Impact of Recent Governmental Actions

What's Going On? Understanding the Impact of Recent Governmental Actions
2-2:45 p.m.
LOCATION: Schimmel/Conrades Science Center 211

This panel brings together faculty from different disciplines to explore how the recent executive orders and actions might affect their areas of teaching and scholarship. From access to data to grant funding to farming and education, the president's recent actions have already had a significant impact on many people's daily lives. Join us as we talk about some recent orders, answer questions, and explore the potential effects on your education and job prospects.

Moderator/Presenter: Ashley Biser Charles W. Fairbanks Associate Professor in the Department of Politics & Government; First-Year Seminar Director; Co-Director, Arneson Institute for Practical Politics and Public Affairs	Presenter: Jim Franklin Kernan Robson Professor in the Department of Politics & Government; International Studies Program Director	Presenter: Franchesca Nestor Associate Professor in the Department of Politics & Government; Department Chair; Fellowships Director
Presenter: Laurie Anderson Morris Family Professor of Natural Sciences; Shanklin Family Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences	Presenter: Chris Wolverson Albert M. Austin Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences	Presenter: Christopher Fink Professor in the Department of Health & Human Kinetics; Public Health Program Co-Director