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Virtual Participation

Doing Science in a Pluralistic Society Colloquium

Friday, April 17 and Friday, April 24, 2020

Thank you to all who participated in the virtual colloquium on April 17 and 24. We received many requests to share videos from the talks and are working with the presenters to host these videos online. The buttons near the bottom of this page now include links to Youtube videos of the sessions. These are intended for personal or classroom viewing and include closed captions. Please check back as more videos are added to the page.

Watch our recorded sessions:

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"Science and Social Justice"

Morning Keynote: Heather Douglas, Michigan State University. (April 17)

"Science and Social Justice"

Morning Keynote: Heather Douglas, Michigan State University. (April 17)

“Sustainability in Finance: Narrow and Broad”

Morning Panel: Conrad Heilmann, Marta Szymanowska, and Melissa Vergara-Fernández, Erasmus University Rotterdam. (April 17)

“Sustainability in Finance: Narrow and Broad”

Morning Panel: Conrad Heilmann, Marta Szymanowska, and Melissa Vergara-Fernández, Erasmus University Rotterdam. (April 17)

"Science and Moral Imagination"

Author Meets Critics: Matt Brown, University of Texas at Dallas. (April 17)

"Science and Moral Imagination"

Author Meets Critics: Matt Brown, University of Texas at Dallas. (April 17)

“The Role of Agricultural Extension in the Construction and Communication of Scientific Knowledge”

Afternoon Panel: Julia Bursten, University of Kentucky and Catherine Kendig, Michigan State University. (April 17)

“The Role of Agricultural Extension in the Construction and Communication of Scientific Knowledge”

Afternoon Panel: Julia Bursten, University of Kentucky and Catherine Kendig, Michigan State University. (April 17)

"Agroecology: Science, Agricultural Practice, and the Values of Social Justice, Democratic Participation, and Environmental Sustainability"

Afternoon Keynote: Hugh Lacey, Swarthmore College. (April 17)

"Agroecology: Science, Agricultural Practice, and the Values of Social Justice, Democratic Participation, and Environmental Sustainability"

Afternoon Keynote: Hugh Lacey, Swarthmore College. (April 17)

“Divergence of Values and Goals in Participatory Research”

Morning Panel: Melissa Jacquart and Angela Potochnik, University of Cincinnati. (April 24)

“Divergence of Values and Goals in Participatory Research”

Morning Panel: Melissa Jacquart and Angela Potochnik, University of Cincinnati. (April 24)

"Comparing Arguments from Feminist Philosophy and the Citizen Science Movement"

Afternoon Panel: Drew Schroeder, Claremont McKenna College. (April 24)

"Comparing Arguments from Feminist Philosophy and the Citizen Science Movement"

Afternoon Panel: Drew Schroeder, Claremont McKenna College. (April 24)

“When Virtues are Vices: The Weaponization of Scientific Norms”

Afternoon Panel: Dan Hicks, University of California Merced. (April 24)

“When Virtues are Vices: The Weaponization of Scientific Norms”

Afternoon Panel: Dan Hicks, University of California Merced. (April 24)

"Getting Clear about Transparency in Science"

Closing Keynote Speaker: Kevin Elliott, Michigan State University. (April 24)

"Getting Clear about Transparency in Science"

Closing Keynote Speaker: Kevin Elliott, Michigan State University. (April 24)

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