UGRA Fall Forum 2020 by Zoom
Date and Time
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Zoom Meeting
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We will hear from President Charlotte Yates and our guest speaker, Jim Mottin who will entertain us with some of his Animal Adventures. Presentations will be online in Zoom format. You can join any time after 1:30 p.m. The program is from 2 to 4 p.m. A link to the meeting will be sent to all members after November 6th. No registration is required, but only the first 100 people to join will be able to get access to the meeting.
Dr. Jim Mottin is now 78 and has been retired for 18 years. He served as the Psychology Department’s Deputy Chair for 25 years under three Chairs. He was faculty undergraduate advisor and chaired the Psychology Undergraduate Committee responsible for program development. He served as the BA Program chair twice, once when the BA was eliminating Canadian Studies Option. He also served as Chair of the Board of Undergraduate Studies and as Chair of Open Learning. He also served on Senate for several decades, either as chair of Senate Committees, or as merely a member serving on other Senate Committees such as Awards or specific Review Committees.
Jim says: "I like people, but love nature more." He will share photographs from his travels to Costa Rica and several other countries.
Animal Adventures: A Photographic Presentation
Dr. Jim Mottin is now 78 and has been retired for 18 years. He served as the Psychology Department’s Deputy Chair for 25 years under three Chairs. He was faculty undergraduate advisor and chaired the Psychology Undergraduate Committee responsible for program development. He served as the BA Program chair twice, once when the BA was eliminating Canadian Studies Option. He also served as Chair of the Board of Undergraduate Studies and as Chair of Open Learning. He also served on Senate for several decades, either as chair of Senate Committees, or as merely a member serving on other Senate Committees such as Awards or specific Review Committees.
Jim says: "I like people, but love nature more." He will share photographs from his travels to Costa Rica and several other countries.