February 27, 2025
Location
Chappelear Drama Center
45 Rowland Ave.
Delaware, OH 43015
45 Rowland Ave.
Delaware, OH 43015
i³ Lectures
It's thinking outside the box . . . and inside the clocks . . . and it's coming back in February 2027!
February 25, 2027
11 a.m. - Noon
Chappelear Drama Center
Ohio Wesleyan's popular i³ (i-Qubed) event returns for its 9th 'season' on February 25, 2027, as part of the Spring OWU Connection Conference. OWU faculty members, chosen by students, will present 3-minute lectures with ideas, insight, and imagination. The all-star lineup will be available soon.
Check out videos of past i³ presentations, too. Got 3 minutes? Learn something fascinating.
A Look at i³
James Franklin, Politics & Government— How to Fight the Power
James Franklin, Politics & Government
How to Fight the Power
The Presenters— 2018 team of faculty
The Presenters
2018 team of faculty
Chuck Norris in Algeria— Mary Anne Lewis Cusato, French
Chuck Norris in Algeria
Mary Anne Lewis Cusato, French
What Does Batman's Soundtrack Reveal?— Frank Chiou, Music
What Does Batman's Soundtrack Reveal?
Frank Chiou, Music
2018 i-cubed— Capacity crowd in the Benes Rooms
2018 i-cubed
Capacity crowd in the Benes Rooms
Kristina Bogdanov— Are We Clay?
Kristina Bogdanov
Are We Clay?
Authentic Pot Pie Has No Crust— Christopher Fink, Health & Human Kinetics
Authentic Pot Pie Has No Crust
Christopher Fink, Health & Human Kinetics
Music & Community: LA Street Symphony, Marchin' in Step with the Other LA's Street Music Heritage— Nancy Gamso, Music
Music & Community: LA Street Symphony, Marchin' in Step with the Other LA's Street Music Heritage
Nancy Gamso, Music
The Origin and Evolution of Genitalia— Dustin Reichard, Zoology
The Origin and Evolution of Genitalia
Dustin Reichard, Zoology
Chemical Complexity in Climate— Bethany Rudd, Chemistry
Chemical Complexity in Climate
Bethany Rudd, Chemistry
The Evolution of Dogs, Accidental Best Friends— Shala Hankison, Biological Sciences
The Evolution of Dogs, Accidental Best Friends
Shala Hankison, Biological Sciences
The Personalities of Volcanoes— Bart Martin, Geology
The Personalities of Volcanoes
Bart Martin, Geology
Mission Accomplished— Bob Gitter and Mary Anne Lewis Cusato
Mission Accomplished
Bob Gitter and Mary Anne Lewis Cusato
I'm Talking About Talking About the Way That We Talk— Ashley Kennard, Communication
I'm Talking About Talking About the Way That We Talk
Ashley Kennard, Communication
Fear and Anger in Politics: Lessons from the Roman Past— Hank Blume, World Languages & Cultures
Fear and Anger in Politics: Lessons from the Roman Past
Hank Blume, World Languages & Cultures
Moving Beyond Comparison to Uncover Strengths Within LGBTQ+ Families— Krystal Cashen, Psychology
Moving Beyond Comparison to Uncover Strengths Within LGBTQ+ Families
Krystal Cashen, Psychology
Are We Clay?— Kristina Bogdanov, Fine Arts
Are We Clay?
Kristina Bogdanov, Fine Arts
Assumptions, Inequalities, and Congressional Committees— Franchesca Nestor, Politics & Government
Assumptions, Inequalities, and Congressional Committees
Franchesca Nestor, Politics & Government
Movement = Medicine— Andy Busch, Health & Human Kinetics
Movement = Medicine
Andy Busch, Health & Human Kinetics
Hannah Wargo and Ares Harper— Emcees
Hannah Wargo and Ares Harper
Emcees
From the Mexican Village to the American Heartland: New Destinations for Mexican Migrants— Bob Gitter, Economics
From the Mexican Village to the American Heartland: New Destinations for Mexican Migrants
Bob Gitter, Economics
Straddling Working-Class and Middle-Class Cultures — Paul Dean, Sociology & Anthropology
Straddling Working-Class and Middle-Class Cultures
Paul Dean, Sociology & Anthropology