UMKC continues partnering with historic Kansas City institutions with its new collaboration with Starlight
Shutz Lecture Series Presents — Centering Community in the Peripheral Manuscripts Project
Liz Hebbard, Assistant Professor of French at the University of Indiana, will serve as the plenary speaker at a joint meeting of several medieval societies focused on “The Medieval Out of Time and Place” on 21 September at UMKC. Our program is open to the UMKC and KC community.
Cockefair Course: The 2024 American Presidential Election
Join us for another insightful Cockefair Course!
Cockefair Course: Public Art and the Mission of the Liberal Arts at UMKC
This course will explore this history by looking at the background of the artists, the meaning of their works and the legacy they have left behind. There will be three traditional classes and an optional fourth Volker Campus art walk, to examine the art firsthand.
UMKC School of Science and Engineering’s Rise & Shine Panel Discussion and Plaster Center Tour
Join us to hear more about “Emerging Contaminants of Concern”. Immediately following the panel, there will be an optional coordinated tour of the Plaster Center.
ROOS MOBB Pop-up Crossroads Event
You’re invited to join the community at the ROOS MOBB pop-up event in the Crossroads Art District Friday, September 27 from 6-9pm. The location is at MADE MOBB – 221 Southwest Blvd., KCMO, 64108
UMKC First Tuesdays Entrepreneur Speaker Series
The First Tuesday Series features keynote speakers who share their fascinating experiences and stories of entrepreneurship.
America the Movie: How (and If) the Movies Shape the Image of the U.S.
The Cockefair Chair continues its 60-year tradition of presenting fascinating lectures.
The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures Conversation with Brit Bennett
Join The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures for an inspiring conversation with Brit Bennett. The conversation will be moderated by Dr. Deja Beamon, Assistant Professor of Black Studies at the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Apply Military or Technical Credit to a Four-Year Degree Program in Applied Sciences
The course offerings in the Bachelor of Applied Science program broaden students’ professional skills, providing them with a foundation applicable to all career fields, and ensure they stay competitive for careers requiring a bachelor’s degree.