Feb. 6 activities to showcase research,
teaching, learning

host of academic symposia and other activities will be available for public attendance Feb. 6 as part of the campus's celebration of Chancellor John V. Lombardi's inauguration.

     The Lincoln Campus Center is the site of most events, though others will take place around campus.

     Activities in the Lincoln Campus Center include symposia on teaching, research and learning, presented by faculty and students between 9:30 a.m. and 5 p.m.

     In addition, there will be a student poster session in the Campus Center Auditorium; multimedia academic displays in Room 163C; an Interdisciplinary Programs reception in Room 165-169, which will include multimedia demonstrations by the Neuroscience and Behavior, Organismic and Evolutionary Biology, Plant Biology, Chemistry-Biology Interface Training, Social Thought and Political Economy, and Women's Studies programs; free hearing screening sponsored by the Department of Communication Disorders in Room 177; and a display of faculty books and article reprints on the Lower Level Concourse. Room 162-175 will be available for dropping off coats and for sampling light refreshments between 12:30 and 2 p.m.