The City Club of Eugene Podcast
Society & Culture
Four undergraduate scholars explain their research, done through the University of Oregon's Center for Undergraduate Research and Engagement, in a City Club of Eugene program that highlights the work of students.
Our speakers are Anastasia Browning, who examined effective public health messaging for COVID; Jyhreh Johnson, who looked at the shape of the adult human cranium; Minh Nyugen, who studied vagus nerve stimulation in mice; and Jude Stone, who examined how defendants' race and orientation affects criminal justice rulings.
Watch this episode on City Club of Eugene's YouTube or Facebook channels.
(This program was broadcast on May 14, 2021)
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Recovery from the Holiday Farm Fire (2 of 2)
Coast Economics
Implicit Bias
Navigating and Studying Gender Transition
Creativity: BEST After-School Programs
Fire on the River
Asset Poverty
Gun Violence: A public health crisis.
Suicide as a Public Health Crisis
Seismic Policy and Climate Change
Going to Prison to Learn
Internment of Japanese Residents in World War II
Alternatives to Policing: Reorienting the Scope of Law Enforcement (Part 2 of 2)
Racial Justice and Police Accountability (Part 1 of 2)
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