Suter Science Seminars

Suter Science Seminars

Each year, a variety of expert scientists visit EMU’s campus to share their insights. 
Suter Seminars include the following:

  • Science Research Seminars- explore how research questions are addressed, data collected, and inferences formed
  • STEM Professional Seminars- EMU alumni share the story of their professional journey and discuss the nature of their profession
  • Science and Humanities Seminars- explore connections between science, faith, social issues, and other topics from the humanities.
  • EMU STEM students’ research- STEM students present research, including published research and research presented at national conferences

Suter Science Seminar presentations are made possible by the sponsorship of the Daniel B. Suter Endowment in Biology and the co-sponsorship of supporting programs.

Seminars are free and open to the public.

For details about each seminar, click the seminar titles in the list below. 

The Bergton Stream

When and where

Our seminar schedule and location have changed! Unless otherwise noted, this year's Suter Science Seminars will take place on Fridays from 10:15 to 11:15 am, in room 106 in the Suter Science Center. 

Seminar videos:

When permission is granted, videos of past seminars are made available for student access after the event. If you have a valid EMU ID, you can log in here to view the videos.

Fall 2024 Seminars

Fall semester seminars are still being confirmed! Visit this page for updates in late August.

Friday, September 6 @ 10:15 a.m.
Morgan Heim - Wildlife Photojournalist and Filmmaker

Friday, November 1 @ 10:15 a.m.
Health Transitions Epidemiology and the Hepatitis A Paradox
Kathryn H. Jacobsen, PhD - Professor, Department of Health Studies, University of Richmond

Spring 2025 Seminars

Spring semester seminars will be added as information becomes available.

About our facility

Suter Science Center 106 Accessibility

The seminar room features terraced seating, with entrances on the upper and lower levels. Options to aid accessibility include:

  • Several seats on the top level (the back of the room), space to accommodate a wheelchair
  • Space on the floor level (the front of the room ) for additional chairs or wheelchairs
  • The stairs of the lower terraces are equipped with handrails
  • Elevator available for access from one level to the other
  • High-quality sound and projection (no individual hearing assistance devices)

Parking

Off campus guests attending Suter Science Seminars should pick up a temporary parking permit (at no charge) at the Facilities Management office at 994 Parkwood Drive, open 9-12 and 1-4 on weekdays.  Then park in the lot on the south side of the Suter Science Center, or across the street at Hartzler Library.

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