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STEAM Speaker Series
The STEAM Speaker Series features lectures on a range of topics covering the fields of science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics. Lectures are offered in the fall and spring semesters and are open to students, faculty and community members.
The series is coordinated by Elias Argyris, Assistant Professor of Biology.
Latest Talk
"Making a Change for the Future"
Nicholas Galambos, Graduate Student, University of Pennsylvania
In addition to their genomic contribution, germ cells have the capacity to transmit information to the next generation that is “above” the DNA. This so-called epigenetic information has the potential to modulate the trajectory of embryonic development and elicit phenotypes in offspring. Learn about this exciting new mode of inheritance and Nick Galambos's path as a first-generation college student navigating through graduate education in STEM.
Past Talks
"Augmented Reality in STEAM Training and Education"
Brian Yetzer, MEd, Augmented Reality Experience Design Specialist and Educator; Instructor, Computer Illustration
Augmented Reality (AR) is an immersive, interactive technology that is rapidly changing how we process information. From passive to active, AR offers a dynamic, engaging alternative to traditional learning and training, improving retention, safety and ROI. Learn how AR can simplify the complex, its application in STEAM fields, and how to implement it into training and educational settings.
Computer Illustration Spring 2022 Class Gallery
March 2022
"UAP: A Scientific Interpretation" Kevin Knuth, PhD, Associate Professor, University of Albany
Dr. Kevin Knuth is an Associate Professor of Physics at University at Albany with over two decades of experience in machine learning algorithms for Astrophysics, Bayesian Probability Theory, Information Theory, Robotics, Signal Processing, Neuroscience, Nonlinear Dynamics, Quantum Mechanics, and many other areas. He's also the editor of the peer-review open access journal "Entropy," as well as a member of the Scientific Coalition for Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) Studies.
February 2022
"Making the Most of your STEAM Education" Sandra Devenny, Professor, Delaware County Community College
Professor Devenny teaches biology at Delaware County Community College. In this lecture, she explores the benefits of going through the College’s STARS (Supporting Talent in Academic Recruitment for STEM) Scholarship program to get the most out of your STEAM education.
November 2021