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“Shoot For the Moon” – UM Alumni Association’s Community Lecture Series 2019 FEBRUARY 12 – MARCH 19, 2019 – Missoula
“For the past 22 years the UM Alumni Association has produced its Community Lecture Series, a series of six weekly lectures showcasing the amazing faculty at work on the UM Campus. This year’s theme is “Shoot For the Moon”. Six lectures that are as informative as they are spell-binding. Won’t you join me for some learning? Yes, it is very suitable for kids from middle school on up. Who knows, they might be future Griz!!!” Geoff Badenoch
Anna Klene | Professor, Geography
“60 Years of NASA and the Atmosphere”
Steve Running | Regents Professor, Ecology
“Did You Know NASA Does Earth Science? A History”
Mike Mayer | Professor, History
“Sputnik and the Launching of the Space Race”
Nancy Hinman | Professor, Geosciences-Astrobiology
“There’s No Place Like Home, Or Is There? Earth and its Neighbor Planets”
Rob Browning | Lecturer, Science Fiction
“Science Fiction on the Eve of Apollo 11: The Space Odysseys of Stanley Kubrick and Arthur C. Clarke”
Nate McCrady | Associate Professor, Astrophysics
“To Infinity and Beyond: The Search for Life Beyond the Solar System”
Six Tuesday nights
7-8:30 pm
University Center Theater
UC 3rd floor
Tickets for the series are available online or by calling the UMAA office. The cost is $25 ($20 for UMAA members) and $10 for students and covers all six lectures.
Please call UMAA at 243-5211 for questions and tickets.
Individual lecture tickets for $10 will be available at the door. Seats are limited and sell out quickly.
For information on special group rates, please contact Angela Weisenburger at 243-6439 or [email protected].
This presentation is being recorded by Missoula Community Access Television as part of a Media Assistance Grant donated to the University of Montana Alumni Association by MCAT. The event will be aired on MCAT Channel 189 at a later date. For more information, visit MCAT.org
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