The lecture is part of the Language Acquisition Distinguished Speakers Series, sponsored by the College of the Liberal Arts. They have been observed by radar for many decades, but scientists are only now beginning to understand the physics involved. Farley's research focuses on probing the ionosphere with radar. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers. Workshops give career advancement tips Two workshops to help faculty members advance in their careers are being offered this spring by the Office for Minority Faculty Development.
All faculty are welcome to participate.
All junior faculty are welcome to participate and must register by April 1. Taylor combines exceptional hands-on experience with rigorous academic training and scholarship in matters pertaining to Aboriginal society. She has worked in Western Australia as a teacher, public servant and consultant and among Aboriginal people, focusing on literacy development. Currently at Curtin University, Taylor has published widely on equity, access and literacy issues. The seminar, which is free to the public, is sponsored by the Australia-New Zealand Studies Center and the University Office of International Programs.