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10:30AM 11:00AM African Dance Showing: Instructor Theresa Howard's DANC 127R World Dance Forms class will demonstrate West African dances. This event is free to all students, staff, and members of the community. Recommended Parking:Fishburne Parking DeckLowergate South Parking Deck + Dance Studio Schwartz Center for Performing Arts 1700 N Decatur Rd, Atlanta, GA 30307 Campus Events

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10:30AM 11:00AM African Dance Showing: Instructor Theresa Howard's DANC 127R World Dance Forms class will demonstrate West African dances. This event is free to all students, staff, and members of the community. Recommended Parking:Fishburne Parking DeckLowergate South Parking Deck + Dance Studio Schwartz Center for Performing Arts 1700 N Decatur Rd, Atlanta, GA 30307 Campus Events

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12:00PM 01:00PM Diversity in the Discipline Reading Group: Diversity in the Discipline Reading Group: Hosted by the Department of Political Science, this reading group is designed to provide a space to talk about topics related to fostering diverse and inclusive intellectual communities in our profession, in light of social science research on the subject. The group is open to all faculty and graduate students. At each meeting, we will discuss an article that raises questions about a topic of interest. The conversation will be led by a faculty member and graduate student co-leader who commits to reading the article and designing discussion questions. The goals of the meetings are: (1) to become familiar with particular concerns regarding diversity and inclusion in the academy, (2) to discuss the scientific and anecdotal evidence related to that issue, and (3) to discuss steps that we can take to support a diverse and inclusive intellectual environment. + Tarbutton 120A Campus Events

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12:00PM 01:00PM Mittagstisch: Located at 532 Kilgo Circle, come eat your lunch with Professor Maxim and German Studies peers every Monday (not including holidays). During this time, feel free to openly discuss topics and feel at home. + Modern Languages Building 219 Campus Events

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12:00PM 01:00PM Mittagstisch: Located at 532 Kilgo Circle, come eat your lunch with Professor Maxim and German Studies peers every Monday (not including holidays). During this time, feel free to openly discuss topics and feel at home. + Modern Languages Building 219 Campus Events

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03:30PM 04:30PM Seminar: Jolene Reid, University of Utah: "Data Science Tools for Selectivity Prediction in Chiral Phosphoric Acid Catalysis" When faced with unfamiliar reaction space, synthetic chemists typically apply the reported conditions (reagents, catalyst, solvent and additives) of a successful reaction to a desired, closely related reaction using a new substrate type. Unfortunately, this approach often fails owing to subtle differences in reaction requirements. Consequently, an important goal in synthetic chemistry is the ability to transfer chemical observations from one reaction to another. This talk will introduce data science workflows which combine experimental data and DFT calculations to enable models to be generated from one set of reactions that can be deployed to predict another. I will discuss how these tools have been applied to the prediction of enantioselectivity outcomes in chiral phosphoric acid catalysis. The first portion of the talk will focus on the development of qualitative models for the prediction of the optimal chiral phosphoric acid catalyst for a particular nucleophilic addition to an imine. The common mechanistic patterns revealed for this class of transformations, inspired the use of quantitative, statistical models for comprehensive analysis of entire reaction classes. These models reveal the general interactions that impart asymmetric induction and allow the quantitative transfer of this information to new reaction components. Furthermore, I discuss how these reaction transferability strategies have guided successful substrate scope extension in catalytic enantioselective Minisci reactions of diazines. Ultimately, these techniques create opportunities for translating comprehensive reaction analysis to diverse chemical space, streamlining both catalyst and reaction development. + Atwood Hall 360 Campus Events

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03:30PM 04:30PM Seminar: Jolene Reid, University of Utah: "Data Science Tools for Selectivity Prediction in Chiral Phosphoric Acid Catalysis" When faced with unfamiliar reaction space, synthetic chemists typically apply the reported conditions (reagents, catalyst, solvent and additives) of a successful reaction to a desired, closely related reaction using a new substrate type. Unfortunately, this approach often fails owing to subtle differences in reaction requirements. Consequently, an important goal in synthetic chemistry is the ability to transfer chemical observations from one reaction to another. This talk will introduce data science workflows which combine experimental data and DFT calculations to enable models to be generated from one set of reactions that can be deployed to predict another. I will discuss how these tools have been applied to the prediction of enantioselectivity outcomes in chiral phosphoric acid catalysis. The first portion of the talk will focus on the development of qualitative models for the prediction of the optimal chiral phosphoric acid catalyst for a particular nucleophilic addition to an imine. The common mechanistic patterns revealed for this class of transformations, inspired the use of quantitative, statistical models for comprehensive analysis of entire reaction classes. These models reveal the general interactions that impart asymmetric induction and allow the quantitative transfer of this information to new reaction components. Furthermore, I discuss how these reaction transferability strategies have guided successful substrate scope extension in catalytic enantioselective Minisci reactions of diazines. Ultimately, these techniques create opportunities for translating comprehensive reaction analysis to diverse chemical space, streamlining both catalyst and reaction development. + Atwood Hall 360 Campus Events

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04:30PM 06:00PM Animal Studies: Paul J. Buchholz: Please see attached flyer for details. + Callaway C201 Campus Events

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07:00PM 07:00PM Ox Men's Basketball v. Georgia Gwinnett College: For more information, visit oxfordcollegeathletics.com. + Oxford College Campus Events

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08:00PM 08:00PM Performance: Dance Oxford: Directed by Alejandro Abarca. The concert will be mainly student choreographed work. This is an Oxford Studies event for attendance credit only. + None Campus Events

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