Editing DUB Seminar (Winter 2022) (section)

=== Seminars ===

The DUB seminar will be hosted from 12-1pm on Wednesdays and (for this quarter at least) will conducted entirely over Zoom. I've listed the planned talks here and linked them on the calendar in Canvas. I don't schedule the DUB seminar and I know things sometimes change over the quarter. The latest version of the calendar will always be [https://dub.washington.edu/seminar.html on the DUB seminar webpage] and changes will be announced on the [https://dub.washington.edu/gettinginvolved.html#tab_mailing_lists_and_slack DUB mailing lists].

'''You must signup for the DUB mailing list to get the Zoom link for the seminar each week.'''

# Wednesday January 12: Kathryn E. Ringland (University of California Santa Cruz)
# Wednesday January 19: Ben Shapiro (University of Colorado)
# Wednesday January 26: Sheena Erete (DePaul University) ('''''NOTE:'' Because the talk is not recorded, there will be no assignments this week.''')
# Wednesday February 2: Aylin Caliskan (UW Information School)
# Wednesday February 9: Marisol Wong-Villacres (Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral (ESPOL))
# Wednesday February 16: Kashyap Todi (Facebook Reality Labs)
# <strike>Wednesday February 23: Sayamindu Dasgupta (UW Human Centered Design & Engineering)</strike> (Dr. Dasgupta's talk is not being recording so we're switching to an alternate talk, described below)
# Wednesday February 23 (ALTERNATE): [https://dub.washington.edu/seminars/2021-02-10.html Ailie Fraser (Adobe Research)] 
 
We're skipping March 2nd because (a) nothing has been scheduled during that period and (b) this will coincide with IxDA during which MHCI+D is not going to be having classes.

You'll also notice that there will be small group mixers on both [https://dub.washington.edu/seminars/2022-01-05.html January 5] and [https://dub.washington.edu/seminars/2022-03-09.html March 9]. Although you're not required to attend these, I encourage you to attend these because they are low key, lots of fun, and provide great opportunities to connect with folks working on related stuff at UW. You can follow the links above for more information.