ChatLive Discussion Group

What is ChatLive?

ChatLive are informal discussions over lunch (free pizza!) during which you explore interesting ideas with other students. It's a great way to get a notation on your academic transcript while discussing topics such as environmental sustainability, the psychology of riots, Facebook, art, activism, films and more. ChatLive sessions take place on Thursdays in the Cedar building, room 120 (from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.) during the spring 2012 semester. Sign up for three of the sessions to get a notation on your academic transcript.

How to register

During the Spring 2012 online web registration period, you will be able to register for CHAT 020 the same way you register for your credit courses.

Look for the subject "ChatLive-Student/Faculty Disc."
Select CHAT 020 (there is only one section)

Sign up for sessions on any of the following Thursdays:

January 26
Facebook: A force for good or evil?
Hosted by Rajiv Jhangiani

February 2
UN World Food Program
Hosted by Douglas Coutts & Laurel Whitney

February 9
Are We Alone in the Universe? It's No Longer Science Fiction
Hosted by Stanley Greenspoon

February 16
Ecological Collapse: Fact, Film, Fiction
Hosted by Roger Farr

March 1
Art Activism
Hosted by Sandra Seekins

March 8
Social Capitalism
Hosted by Melanda Danenhower

March 15
The Social Psychology of Riots
Hosted by Hammond Tarry

March 22
Environmental Sustainability
Hosted by Cheryl Schreader

March 29
Dark Knights, RomComs and Rotten Tomatoes: Chat About Movies
Hosted by Graham Cook

April 5
TBA (Topic chosen by ChatLive students)
Hosted by TBA

Note: All sessions are held in the Cedar building, room 120.

For more information visit our page on Moodle or send an e-mail to ChatLive