Thursday, April 20
Is it possible that just by residing in the Great Plains, we have our own set of deep and distinct identities, values, philosophies, creeds, and personalities? UNL Political Science Professor John Hibbing explores how we might answer this question at the Science Café event to be held at Happy Raven, 122 N 11th St. Hibbing studies how biological variations change the way people respond to politics and the environment.
Science Café, a program of Morrill Hall, is a casual, educational, and entertaining monthly series for adults (21+) exploring a variety of science and natural history topics.
Topic: Could the People of the Great Plains Have Distinctive Character Traits? with John Hibbing, Political Science Professor, UNL
Event Day: Thursday, April 20
Time: 6:30-8p.m.
Location: Happy Raven, 122 N. 11th St.
The University of Nebraska State Museum offers OLLI members museum member pricing to monthly Science Café events, a savings of $5 per ticket. Select “Museum Member” when purchasing a ticket at museum.unl.edu/ScienceCafe or call 402-472-3779.
Ticket sales end 10 a.m. day of program.