University of Minnesota faculty and staff from a range of colleges and campuses will discuss publicly-engaged methodologies including digital storytelling and technologies, asset mapping, action research, citizen science, and community-based participatory research. Participants will explore how these methodologies can be incorporated into teaching and research, and how publicly-engaged scholarship can encourage interdisciplinary work.

Get your tickets to the University of Minnesota, Morris Theatre Discipline's production of Spring Awakening, the 2006 Broadway rock musical based on Frank Wedekind's 1906 stage play! Produced in part by the IAS's Page to Stage Research and Creative Collaborative, the production involves 20+ students, faculty, and UMM staff. From RCC convener Ray Schultz: 

As a way of knowing and interacting with the world, techniques of listening constitute a wide range of socially and historically circumscribed practices that shape our subjective positions and collective identities. Techniques of listening orient the ear and represent sound in distinct and often contradictory ways.