featuring Dr. Gregory Pence, University of Alabama at Birmingham Department of Philosophy, specializing in bioethicsThe Medical and Health Humanities Speaker Series is an interdisciplinary series designed to bring scholars from outside of Auburn whose work unequivocally speaks to the value of humanistic viewpoints to learn about and advocate for health and healthcare. The series aims to build a community across disciplines and start a dialogue about medical/health humanities at Auburn.For more information, contact Dr. Heidi Hausse, hlh0048@auburn.edu.

The event will begin with 30 minutes of instruction suitable for all levels of proficiency. The instruction will be provided in both Spanish and English, with a focus on Spanish to help students improve their language and cultural understanding. Our main instructor is an Auburn community member (not auburn university affiliated) who will lead the instruction, along with other skilled students. Following the instruction period, the dance floor will be open for free dancing, allowing students to try out various Spanish dance styles such as salsa, bachata, cumbia, or merengue, depending on the music. This free-dance period is intended to provide an opportunity for students to practice their Spanish language skills and communicate with other students in Spanish, as well as to experience a wider range of Spanish immersion similar to that experienced abroad.

Join us at 6:00PM in the Goodwin Recital Hall (GH125). Doors open 15 minutes prior to the performance. Tickets are available in advance online. Will call is not available.

A group of people will gather together in the Chapel to sing acapella spiritual hymns together.

Auburn's AI initiative AI@AU is bringing you five popular films about AI. The films are entertaining and provide an opportunity to discuss the place of AI in our modern world. Each film will be presented by a faculty member who will lead a discussion on the themes and it's relation to how we think about AI. "Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, a film lover, or simply curious about the future, this festival promises to inspire and enlighten.” - Gerry Dozier, the Charles D. McCrary Eminent Chair Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering and the AI@AU technical lead

Join us at 7:30PM in the Goodwin Recital Hall (GH125). Doors open 15 minutes prior to the performance. Tickets are available in advance online. Will call is not available.