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University Distinguished Professor Terrie Taylor
Unraveling the Pathogenesis of Pediatric Cerebral Malaria:  An Ongoing Tale of Serendipity and Surprises

Wednesday November 20, 2024, 1:30 pm, MSUFCU Mt. Hope Branch

Terrie TaylorDr. Taylor has been living and working in the small African country of Malawi for 6 months each year since 1986, studying cerebral malaria and hosting final year medical students from Michigan State University on elective.  In this presentation, she will describe the progress realized by the team over these past 38 years. 

Start socializing at 1:30pm and the lecture starts at 2:00pm.

Faculty Emeriti Association Lectures are open to all those interested.

 Descriptions of Past Lectures

 

University Distinguished Professor Terrie Taylor
Unraveling the Pathogenesis of Pediatric Cerebral Malaria:  An Ongoing Tale of Serendipity and Surprises

Wednesday November 20, 2024, 1:30 pm, MSUFCU Mt. Hope Branch

Dr. Taylor has been living and working in the small African country of Malawi for 6 months each year since 1986, studying cerebral malaria and hosting final year medical students from Michigan State University on elective.  In this presentation, she will describe the progress realized by the team over these past 38 years. 

 Faculty Emeriti Association Lectures are open to all those interested.

Videos of Past Lectures

Select the name of a video below for a description of the lecture and a link to the video.

April 18, 2024 David Firestein Implications of the January 2024 Taiwan election

April 26 2023 David Firestein  “‘Nothing to See Here, Folks’:  The U.S.-China Relationship in 2023.”

March 21 2023 William Chopik  A Tail of Influence: How Humans and Pets Shape Each Other's Happiness

October 27 2022 David Firestein  Taiwan and the U.S.-China Relationship:  Hard Realities and Inconvenient Truths

April 28 2022 William Chopik, Department of Psychology How an Optimistic Outlook Can Lead to a Happier and Healthier Life

January 27 2022 David Firestein Update on US-China Relations January 27, 2022

Firestein 2022 Postscript Question and Answer Session January 27, 2022 part 2

Roger Baldwin, Professor Emeritus, Department of Educational Administration: “Navigating a New Frontier:  Renewing the Meaning of Academic Retirement”  November 17, 2021

Professor Thomas Holt, Director of the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University, on Computer Hacking and Malware September 24, 2021

MSU President Samuel L. Stanley Jr., MD Michigan State University's Covid Experience April 29, 2021

David Firestein on U.S.-China Relations, 2021: Issues, Challenges and Prospects January 27, 2021

College of Veterinary Medicine Townhall with A. Oveta Fuller January 19, 2021 An event hosted by the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine and joined by the FEA.  This presentation gave an overview of topics related to vaccines.