As a disabled artist, Lown-Collins is passionate about theatre that puts disabled voices at the center of the stage, and about igniting new ways of making theatre not only more accessible but aesthetically more interesting and inclusive.

Location: Online - Zoom Generative AI is advancing at dizzying speed. Join this online session to hear about a few new developments and tools for research as of early February, and consider how you can mindfully reflect on the use (or non-use) of AI in your workflow.

Location: Zoom by Regisitration Given the transformative effects of GenAI on teaching and learning in higher education, there is an increased need for intentional coversations about GenAI and its promises and perils.

Tamia Haygood, History: “Motherhood and Self-Emancipation among Enslaved and Servant Women in Colonial Pennsylvania” Offered in partnership between the Graduate Center and the Williamsburg Regional Library.

The Schroeder Center for Health Policy hosts VCU’s Dr. Steven Woolf for a conversation about why the United States has worse health and shorter life expectancy than peer countries, and how state- and national-level policies contribute to the growing gap.