Special guest Ken Miller on the intersection of science, humanism, and faith
October 16 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Human Evolution: What does it mean for Science, Humanism, and Faith?
Ken Miller, Professor Emeritus of Biology at Brown University
Join us on Wednesday, October 16 at 1:30 PM in Talley Mountains Ballroom, Register Here!
Ken Miller is a cell biologist and professor emeritus of biology at Brown University but he his best known for his work discussing teaching evolution and the relationship between science and religion. Miller was co-author with Joseph S. Levine on four popular biology textbooks, used in schools across the country. His co-authorship of these textbooks led to Millers involvement in science advocacy when he was called as a witness in several court cases in the early 2000s disputing the teaching of intelligent design in science curriculums. Since these appearances, Miller has written three books on the topics of evolution and religion, the Kitzmiller v. Dover Area School District court case, and human evolution and reason.
Parking Info
After 5 pm all non-residential parking on NC State’s campus is free. We recommend visitors park in the Coliseum Parking Deck. For more information, visit NCSU’s transportation site.
No registration is required to attend in person
If you would like to meet with Ken Miller, please contact host Fred Gould (fgould@ncsu.edu).
Presented by the Genetic and Genomics Academy and the GES Center.