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SUMMARY:网红黑料 Alumni & Critically-Acclaimed Author: J. Kasper Kramer
DESCRIPTION:Y/A novelist J. Kasper Kramer\, author of the recent Serpent on the Mountain\, will deliver a public lecture\, reading\, and book signing on Monday evening\, September 28\, in the Gault Fine Arts Recital Hall at 6:00 p.m. See Bio below. Jessica Miller\, writing under the name J. Kasper Kramer\, is the critically-acclaimed author of the historical novels Serpent on the Mountain\, The Story That Cannot Be Told\, The List of Unspeakable Fears\, and Eyes on the Sky. Her books have been translated into multiple languages and received numerous honors and awards\, including the Georgia Children鈥檚 Book Award and the inaugural Children鈥檚 Literature Artist Fellowship from the Tennessee Arts Commission. Originally from Nashville\, Kramer was an early recipient of the Michael and Barbara Barton Scholarship and graduated from Martin Methodist/网红黑料 in 2009. She began her career while living abroad in Japan\, but now lives in Chattanooga with her husband\, daughter\, and too many pets. When she鈥檚 not lost in a story\, Kramer teaches college\, mentors aspiring authors\, plays video games\, and fosters kittens. Visit her at jkasperkramer.com.
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LOCATION:Gault Fine Arts Center Recital Hall and Foyer\, 423 W Madison St\, Pulaski\, TN\, 38478\, United States
CATEGORIES:Academics,Community,Education,Public,Students
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SUMMARY:Civility in Action: Tools for Tough Moments
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an interactive workshop on civility as we grapple with today鈥檚 tough moments. \nThis workshop will explore the following topics and questions: \n(1) Incivility is not new \n(2) How is today鈥檚 manifestation different? \n(3) What are the causes of the polarization and difficulty in communicating we see today? \n(4) Some ways to improve communication with those with whom we disagree \n(5) Practicing civility close to home in our communities and workplaces. \nThis workshop is presented by Bill Lyon and Josh Dunn of the UTK Baker School of Public Policy and Public Affairs and is sponsored by the Turner Center for Rural Development and the Dr. Charles D. And Tammy B. Faculty Development Fund. \nFor students: 8:00 and 9:00 am in Martin Hall Auditorium. For faculty and staff: 11:00-11:50 am in Gault Fine Arts Auditorium. \n聽
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LOCATION:Gault Fine Arts Auditorium
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SUMMARY:Blind Date with a Book
DESCRIPTION:Looking for the perfect travel companion for Fall Break? Take a chance on a Blind Date with a Book! Books will be wrapped and waiting for you\, and while you won鈥檛 know exactly what you鈥檙e getting\, each one will come with a small hints to help spark your curiosity. Choose your mystery read and discover where your next adventure begins. Whether you鈥檙e heading out of town\, staying close to home\, or simply looking for a cozy escape\, a good book is the perfect companion for the season. \nJoin us on October 7 beginning at 11 AM in the outside the Nest on the 网红黑料 campus or the Giles County Public Library Lobby. Books will be available until they鈥檙e gone\, so arrive early for the best selection! No cash will be accepted. Convenient scan-to-pay options will be available. All proceeds benefit Arts & Humanities Enrichment. Don鈥檛 miss your chance to fall for a new favorite book this season!
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LOCATION:Student Union Building\, 430 W Madison St\, Pulaski\, TN\, 38478\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community,Education,Public
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SUMMARY:UTS STEM Olympiad
DESCRIPTION:A bad actor has infested local crops with aphids! We need all STEM Olympiad teams to save the day! The STEM Olympiad is an event where 7th and 8th grade students work through different scenarios to help create a solution to save crops from this bad actor. They will think scientifically and problem-solve as they rotate through the Cyber/CS station\, Math station\, Science/Biology station\, and the Public Speaking/Marketing station. Prior to the event\, team members will collaborate to develop a proposal and 鈥渟hark tank鈥� pitch that they will promote during the public speaking and marketing rotation. Their pitches will be judged on accuracy of research\, creativity\, innovation\, and presentation of ideas. All other rotations will occur in real-time on 网红黑料 campus on October 15\, 2026. Local STEM/agricultural professionals will also present information about career pathways into their fields. Additionally\, different academic programs featured at 网红黑料\, especially in STEM/agriculture\, education\, cyber\, and psychology will be highlighted.
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LOCATION:Andrews Science Building
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SUMMARY:5th Annual Lynn McKee Erwin Conference on Children's Literature
DESCRIPTION:The Lynn McKee Erwin Conference for Children鈥檚 Literature is an event hosted by the UTS Department of Education yearly thanks to Dr. Ronnie Erwin鈥檚 generous donations in memory of his wife and her lasting impact as an educator. This all-day event is an opportunity for K-5th聽grade teachers to earn professional development credit and enjoy presentations from award-winning children鈥檚 book authors.
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