Seminar availabiliy is tentative, based on interest. If you are interested, sign up and you'll be emailed with the time.

• "How could Science discover the Soul" - Lee Perlman (Philosophy)
  We will, together, design an experiment based in sound principles of science, to verify or falsify, once and for all, the proposition that "Human beings have souls" We will collectively share any prize money the Nobel Committee awards us (with the larger share going to me). A discussion group.

• Particle Physics for Poets - Jeff Bowers (Physics)
  A lecture on fundamental particle physics that is accessible to freshmen. Discover what a particle really is (we think), what's strange about them, and where modern science is looking for more answers.

• Fibonnaci Sequences - Craig Watkins (Math)
  We all know about Fibonnaci sequences as a rough model of the population of bunnies (1,1, ... 280571172992510140037611932413038677189525), but there's much more than simplistic biology involved here. The first two terms do not need to be (a) integers (b) positive (c) rational (d) real.

• The History of ESG - Jimmy Rising (Seminars, undergrad)
  ESG has a long and fascinating history, from the glimmers in the minds of its creators to its modern incarnation and what it might grow into in the future.