On April 21 you'll hear presentations from the following faculty in the Maya Archaeology, Environment, and Religion & Planet Texas 2050: Bridging the Gaps in Resilience Research clusters:
- Iyaxel Ixkan Cojti Ren (Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology on "Social Movements, News, and State Violence"
- Thomas Garrison (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography and the Environment) on "Lasers and the Legacy of Ancient Maya Warfare"
- Mallory Matsumoto (Assistant Professor, Department of Religious Studies) on "Maya Ideology and Practice in Cultural Context"
- Amy Thompson (Assistant Professor, Department of Geography and the Environment)
- Matthew Bartos (Assistant Professor, Department of Civil, Architectural, and Environmental Engineering) on "Recent Advances in Smart Stormwater Systems"
- Patrick Bixler (Assistant Professor, Lyndon B Johnson School of Public Affairs) on "Toward an Integrated Model of Community Resilience"
Part of the Provost’s Cluster and Interdisciplinary Hiring Initiative Lightning Talk Series.