Too much water causes rot and an unhappy plant. The nutrients in the pot should last until the flowers fade and the plant is ready to be sent to that great compost pile in the back yard. His convocation lecture is offered in conjunction with HASS Week, Jan. 25-29. The Convocations Lecture Series is presented by the Associated Students of USU and is headed by Arts and Lectures vice president Lindsey Budge. The series' philosophy is to bring outstanding speakers to campus to educate and inspire.
Lectures are free and open to students, faculty and members of the community at large.
He was also associate director for the University of Florida Institute for Health Policy Research. A sociologist, Albrecht earned his undergraduate degree at Brigham Young University, and master's and doctorate degrees from Washington State University. He will emphasize the role of a general, liberal education as part of the university experience, discussing the place of the liberal arts in the university and the life-long value of being broadly educated. He will encourage students to make the most of the entire college experience and discuss the value of diversity. Finally, he will discuss the habits of the mind and the heart.