AT home with qc

In case you missed it, here is the latest list of “At Home with QC” events:

• Stephen Pekar ’86: “The Last Time It Got this Hot on Earth: A Queens College Climate Scientist Looks Back and Then Forward to a Sustainable Future”
      https://youtu.be/xXYkIGFxY3M
  
  
• Annie Tummino, Benjamin Rosenthal Library Special Collections and Archives: "Commemorating a Legacy of Dissent: Revisiting Campus Activism 1968-1970”
      https://youtu.be/dnQx3wSalK8
  
  
• Douglas Rushkoff: “Team Human: It’s Time to Find the Others”
      https://youtu.be/FQhmT0hj7Sg
  
  
• John Dennehy: “What Does SARS-CoV-2 Evolution Mean for the Future of the Pandemic?”
      https://youtu.be/TFXTE8EK-1M
  
  
• Valentina Nikulina: “Difficult Conversations: Discussing Stress, Trauma, and Death during the Pandemic”
      https://youtu.be/PCrLguk4bkk
  
  
• Talia Schaffer: “Building Care Communities: After Victorians and After Pandemics”
      https://youtu.be/I_1O1RblgYQ
  
  
• Daniel Kaufman: “The Languages of Queens as a Window to Science”
      https://youtu.be/-acWQ6BW9s0
  
  
• Dr. Maral Tajerian: Brain Plasticity in the Context of Chronic Pain
      https://youtu.be/xLv-Qsq0hD0
  
  
• Annie Tummino and Victoria Fernandez: “Stories from the Civil Rights Archives: The Queens College Student Help Project of 1963”
      https://youtu.be/7ko0-Kg4CnE
  
  
• Lawrence Waldron: “Primitive Urge: How an Accident at the Museum became the Curriculum”
      https://youtu.be/QSPYnI8A1LI
  
  
• Edisa Weeks: “Exploring the Personal and Political”
      https://youtu.be/Aqzm7GWP7hI
  
  
• Kimiko Hahn: “Convergence: Poetry and Science”
      https://youtu.be/QE91A-Ez31I
  
  
• Francois Pierre- Louis: “Will Queens, New York lead the Revitalization of Democracy in America?”
      https://youtu.be/rYuPmAgIUXk