Mr. Ray Yeager, Associate Professor of Art, at the University of Charleston, will present a talk entitled “Creativity and Innovation in Business: An Artist's Perspective.” Mr. Yeager currently teaches a required course in creativity to business students at his home institution. He will meet with business students during the morning and late afternoon of April 5 during business classes. We are also asking him to be the guest speaker for the Free Enterprise Luncheon that is held annually for Titusville area business leaders. Students will also be invited to attend that luncheon.

The last in the popular "What Does it Mean to be Curious?" conversations, this event will focus on what curiosity looks like in action. Do artists, scientists, and intellectuals practice curiosity the same way? If so, what does that look like? How does curiosity differ across these fields?

Acceptance Journeys Pittsburgh is a project aimed at promoting disease prevention in marginalized populations through community-level stigma reduction. This panel discussion will feature the designers and implementers of Acceptance Journeys Pittsburgh and Acceptance Journeys Milwaukee as they outline the ways that the formative research, design, implementation, and evaluation surrounding the project relate to and draw from the fields of social work, communications, marketing and advertising, art and design, public health, and humanities fields such as religious studies, English, sociology, anthropology, social psychology, and gender, sexuality and women’s studies.

Opening for an exhibit titled "1989 China/Avant-Garde Exhibition – from Gao Minglu Archive." The exhibit will be held in Hillman Library from April to October, 2016. The exhibition provides a glimpse into the vast number and variety of primary documentations collected by Gao Minglu, a research professor at the University of Pittsburgh and a foremost contemporary Chinese art historian, scholar, critic, and curator.