The Daily Bulletin

The “Conversations in and out of the Disciplines” lecture series continues Friday, February 24, as Kimberly Kamper-DeMarco, assistant professor of psychology, presents “Risk Factors and Consequences of Peer Victimization: Understanding Victimization Experiences Across Development.”

The talk, followed by a brief Q&A, will begin at 3:00 p.m. in Ketchum Hall 320. A short wine and cheese reception will follow. Everyone is welcome.

Please also mark your calendars for the second and third talks of the spring semester. Hilary Lochte, assistant professor of English and elementary education, will present “The English Classroom as a Contested Space: Preparing English Teachers during Divisive Times” on Friday, March 17; and Aaron Daniel Annas, associate professor and director of television and film arts, will present “Capturing Truth: Exploring the Paranormal” on Friday, April 21. Both talks will also be held in Ketchum Hall 320.

The “Conversations” series was started 15 years ago by Ann Colley, SUNY Distinguished Professor Emerita of English, to “celebrate and draw attention to the research being done in various departments at Buffalo State University.” Over the last decade, colleagues from Anthropology, Art Conservation, Art History, Biology, Chemistry, English, History, Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science, and Secondary Education, among others, have shared their work with the Buffalo State and Buffalo communities.