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SUMMARY:Audrey R. Finkelstein UM Experience: Class is Back in Session
DESCRIPTION:  \nMarch 30\, 2021\nCLASS IS BACK IN SESSION\nWith topics ranging from predicting environmental events and persuasive communication skills to the creative process of composing music for film and varied influences on our decision-making\, to a keynote address on mental illness\, society\, stigma\, and services\, there is something for everyone. The day will conclude with a networking opportunity for alumni to meet and greet featured faculty and hear more about their areas of expertise and research. \nSCHEDULE AT A GLANCE \nMorning Sessions\n \nSession A | 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. EDT\nHurricanes\, Floods\, and Fires\, Oh My: Predicting Extreme Weather and Hazards from Days to Decades\nProfessor Benjamin Kirtman will describe how — and how accurately — we can predict environmental hazards across timescales of days\, weeks\, seasons\, and even decades into the future. Learn more. \n \nSession B | 10:30 – 11:30 a.m. EDT\nDebate and Argumentation: How to Win an Argument\nProfessor David L. Steinberg will introduce tools for constructing reasoned argumentation and techniques for favorably comparing your arguments to those of your adversaries so as to generate reasoned decision-making\, shared understanding\, winning arguments\, and love. Learn more. \nKeynote Session\n \nNoon to 1:15 p.m. EDT\nInsanity and Humanity: Stigma\, Society\, and Services\nLaura P. Kohn-Wood\, dean\, School of Education and Human Development\, presents information arguing that despite progress\, stigma and social policy have led to limited resources for addressing mental health. Learn more. \nModerated Q&A immediately following the lecture. \nAfternoon Sessions\n \nSession A | 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. EDT\nFrom Concept to Completion: Scoring “The Queen’s Gambit” and Other Stories\nProfessor Carlos R. Rivera\, Emmy award-winning composer of the soundtrack for Netflix hit The Queen’s Gambit\, will discuss writing music for film\, the creative process\, and insights from mistakes made along the way. Learn more. \n \nSession B | 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. EDT\nThe Psychology of Choice\nProfessor Claudia Townsend\, will discuss the mental shortcuts we routinely use\, how they influence our choices in the context of purchases and more\, and the many ways in which visual elements influence our decisions beyond our awareness. Learn more. \nHost\n\nXavier I. Cortada\, A.B. ’86\, J.D. ’91\, M.P.A. ’91\, Professor of Practice\, Art and Art History\, College of Arts and Sciences\, Professor of Professional Practice\, Pediatrics\, Leonard M. Miller School of Medicine\, and Faculty Representative\, University of Miami Alumni Association. \n  \nSessions are complimentary to attend\, however\, advance registration is required.\nPlease register no later than March 26\, 2021. \nRegister now \nThe Audrey R. Finkelstein UM Experience hosted by the University of Miami Alumni Association takes place each semester and promotes alumni lifelong learning through lectures on timely topics by prominent faculty members. For more information\, click here.
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