Krost Symposium
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Each year, ¼«ËÙÁùºÏ²ÊÀúÊ·¿ª½±¼Ç¼ hosts the Krost Symposium to highlight an important, timely topic as it relates to the campus and larger state-wide, national, and even global discussions.
Throughout the last decade, topics have covered everything from the environment and canine cognition to mass incarceration and gender-based violence.
The event typically occurs each fall and spans several days, featuring a keynote lecture, guest speakers, master classes, and discussion panels. All events are open to the public and all faculty, staff, and students are encouraged to attend.
Recent Krost Topics
2021: Multilingualism Matters
2019: Stop Gender-Based Violence
2018: What A Dog Nose: Chasing Canine Cognition
2017: Connecting With Comics
2016: The Neurocognition of Music & Art
2015: Grey Matters: Discerning the Impacts of Head Injury
2014: Environmental Justice: Texan Responses to Global Crises
2012: Unlocking The Future: From Mass Incarceration To Restorative Justice
