01 - 30  Alex Yuan - Chinese New Year: Chinese Culture and Chinese Civilization

02 - 06  Charlotte Poulton - Theater as a Pedagogical Tool in the Works of Gian Lorenzo Bernini

02 - 13  Bonnie Andersen - The Tuning Fork: History, Applications, & Scientific Significance

02 - 20  Ross Hagan - Ancestral North: Viking Reenactment Music and the Creation of Ancient Identities

03 - 13  Madison Saville - Expanding the Narrative of Knowledge

03 - 27  Andrew Creer - The Energetics of an Expedition: What it Took to Fuel the Corps of Discovery

04 - 10  Verlan Lewis - RECORDING COMING SOON - How Can Democracies Endure?

01-18  Ben Moulton - Apportionment, the First Presidential Veto, and an Investigation Into Party Systems and the Presidential Elections of 1796 and 1800

02-01  LaShawn Williams - Our Roots and Our Resilience: Holding On to Hope

02-15  Wioleta Fedeczko - "She Must Be a Rare One": The Rhetoric of an Invisible Woman

02-22  R.E.C.CLAIM UTAH - Reclaiming Our Journey Through the Outdoors

03-21  Heather Wilson-Ashworth - The Power of Human Connection to Lift the Individual, Community and Society

03-28  Kelly Hall - Roots of Leadership: Exploring Leader Character & Women Leaders Throughout History

04-04  Alex Nibley - Beyond Measure

04-11  Chitralekha Duttagupta - Literacy Roots: Writing, Reading and the Tree of Knowledge

09-12  Vince Rossi - How Light Informs Knowledge & Is a Manifestation of Duality in Human Thought

09-19  Kristina Gibby - Mexican Modernism and the Nightmare of History

12-05  Heather Thiesset - Not All Pain Is Bad . . . It Just Needs to Be Managed

01-26  Panel of Presenters - The Conversation About Being Anti-racist and Anti-xenophobic

02-02  Michaela Gazdik Stofer - Microscopic Size, Enormous Impact: The Role of Infectious Disease in Shaping Human History

02-09  Bruce Wilson - When the Narrative Has Overrun the Facts: Alchemy, Ancient and Modern

02-23  Greg Jackson - Riots & Revolts in American History: The 1874 Battle of Liberty Place

03-02  Jordan Allen - "My Relationship with Them is Far Richer than it was Before”: Benefits of Negotiating Religious Difference in LDS Parent-Child Relationships

03-16  Douglas S. Gardner - Work in the Roots of Knowledge and Preparing for Meaningful Work

03-30  Anne Arendt - Technologies and Engineering Over Time Brought Us Here Today

04-13  Melinda Barber & Merilee Larsen - Reproductive Life Planning Post-Roe v. Wade

09-21  Hilary Hungerford - Drylands: From the Center of Knowledge to the Peripheries of the World

10-12  David Connelly - Organizing at the Scale of a Roots of Knowledge Worthy Image

10-26  Maria Blevins - Women in the Whitewater Rafting Industry: A Look at Gender Expectations and Challenges in a Male‐Dominated Field

11-02  Dezi Lynn - Centering Indigenous Nations in the Present Construct of History

11-09  Ezgi Sertler - What's Feminism Got to Do with Knowledge?

12-07  Wayne Vaught - Rights, Conscience, and Civic Duty

01-20  La Beene - Clothing Matters: Sartorial Choices as a Window to Culture and Meaning

01-27  Jenna Nigro - 'Woman is Born Free’: Women in the French Revolution

02-03  Sally Rocks - Trashed: The risks and rewards of plastics

02-10  Erika Johnson - What We See, What We Do, and Who We Are: Roots of Visual Literacy

02-17  Laura Ricaldi - Managing Risk - Then and Now

02-24  Kelli Potter - The Logic of Gender

03-03  Laurie Toro - Fostering Educational Equity by Sustaining Roots of Knowing & Culture

03-15  Tom Hales - Symmetry in Art and Mathematics

03-17  Violeta Vasilevska - Unfolding Connections between Hidden Figures and Origami

03-24  Debora Escalante - Roots of Knowledge - Connecting Students, Stories, and Understandings through the Windows

03-31  Sarah Hall - Ghosts' Stories: Lived Experiences of Persons with Albinism in Africa

04-07  Acacia Overoye - Watering the Roots: How Understanding Memory Informs Education

04-14  Courtney Davis - From Seurat to Gaugin: Fashion, Femininity & the Structure of Power

04-21  Qianwen (Rachel) Bi - The FinTech Evolution – Winners and Losers

09-08  Panel of Presenters - The Conversation about Being Anti-racist and Anti-xenophobic

09-29  Alex Yuan - The I Ching (易经), Taoism and Confucianism

10-06  Michael Weeks - Engineering Beef: A Brief History of the Modern Steak

10-20  Amanda Bordelon - History, Current Use, and Future of Concrete

10-27  Steven Bule - "Mira arte fabricatum:” Lorenzo Ghiberti’s Doors and the Role of the Artist in Renaissance Florence

11-03  Brendan McCarthy - Better Off Dead? King Tutankhamen's Life and Legacy

11-17  Brandon Ro - How to Read Sacred Architecture: Reinterpreting Architectural Roots at Jerusalem, Rome, and Salt Lake

09-02  Jessica Pauly & Stevie Munz - What does Education Mean to You? Reflections from Female Students at UVU

09-09  Jessica C. Hill & Nancy Hauck - When Women Lead

09-16  Suzy Cox - The Roots and Implications of STEM Inequities in Utah

09-30  Rachel Arocho - A complex family tree: The challenges and promises of fertility technologies and how they’ll change how we define family

10-07  Leandra Hernandez - Intersectionality, Reproductive Justice, and COVID-19

10-21  Tara Ivie - Learning Self-Authorship from a High Priestess

10-28  Leslie Simon - Filthy Victorians

11-04  Tom & Gayle Holdman - Roots of Knowledge 5th Anniversary Presentations

11-18  President Astrid S. Tuminez - Losing (and Finding) My Religion

12-02  Alexis Palmer - Breaking Barriers: Transferring Knowledge from the Future Generation to the Current Generation

01-16  Baldomero Lago - Sagrada Família: Over One Hundred Years in the Making

01-30  Frederick White  - Ernest Hemingway in the Soviet Union

02-06  Adrienne Winans - Women's Rights: Celebration, Citizenship, and Race

02-20  Jessi Hill & James Taylor & Kopp Kris  - Did You See That?

03-20  Ashley Finley - If They Come in the Morning: The Writer's Responsibility in the Face of Injustice

01-31  Bob Palais - Measuring the Earth, Measuring the Universe: Geometry in the Roots of Knowledge

02-07  John Hunt - Workshop Virtuosity: Artisanal Knowledge and the Origins of Italian Renaissance Art

02-21  Jared Chapman - Motivational Information Systems for Education: Part of the Futuristic Classroom Where the Rising Generation is Prepared

03-07  Lyn Bennett & Scott Abbott - Barbed Wire: A Cultural History

03-28  Daniel Horns  - I Feel the Earth Move: Evolving Thoughts on the Dynamic Planet

04-11  Kate McPherson  - Shakespeare: Soul of An Age

09-12  Eric Russell - Fifty Years of Servant Leadership: The Progression of Greenleaf’s Vision

09-19  Brian Birch  - Heretics and Infidels: The Changing Landscape of Religious Diversity

10-03  Ron Miller - Impact Assessment: Humans Helping Humans and Habitats Holistically

10-24  Janine Sobeck Knighton - Creativity, Imagination, and Storytelling

10-31  Daniel Fairbanks & Eva Janečková - Gregor Mendel and Charles Darwin in Roots of Knowledge: Unraveling the Mystery of Life

11-07  Stephen Ley & Michael Hollister & Jack Troutt - Miracle of Flight: The Evolution and Impact of Aerospace Technology Throughout History

11-14  Alan Parry - The Day Gravity and Curvature Met

11-21  Janet Colvin & Bryan Waite - Voices of Refugees and Immigrants

01-25  Erin Riggs - Connecting Plants and People Through the Roots of Knowledge

02-15  Jans Wager - Ellington Plays Ogden: Social Activism, Jazz, and the Movies

02-26  Benj Pasek & Justin Paul - (Video Unavailable) An evening with the winning songwriters of "The Greatest Showman," "La La Land," and "Dear Evan Hansen."

03-08  Courtney Davis - Blazing Arch of Lucid Glass: The Crystal Palace as Roots of Knowledge

03-29  Jim Godfrey - Heavy Metal: Moveable Type from 1450-1800

04-05  Daniel & Donna Fairbanks  - Connections: Music, Art, and Science in Roots of Knowledge

09-27  Ruen-chuan Ma - Reading Stained Glass and Parchment: Reimagining Time and Space in Medieval Literature and Beyond

10-05  Hilary Hungerford - All Roots Need Water

10-23  Ross Hagen - A Question of Time: Music in the Historical Record

11-08  Bob DeWitt - Recreating the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in 3D

11-28  Maritza Sotomayor  -Trade Protectionism in an Era of of Globalization

02-07  Kathren Brown - Russia's Political Traditions: 100 Years Since the Revolution

02-23  Mark Lentz - Mayas: Their Writing and Their Calendar

03-29  Elijah K. Nielson - Inclusivity

04-13  Michael Goode - Equiano and the struggle for liberty in the early modern Atlantic world

09-12  Rob Carney - Roots of Knowledge, Branches of Stories

09-26  Craig Thulin - A Window on the Roots of Scientific Knowledge

10-10  Jon Westover - The Case for Interdisciplinarity: Finding Unity and Strength through Valuing our Academic Diversity

10-24  Heath Ogden - Roots of Knowledge and Tree of Life

11-07  Mark Borchelt & Jamie Johnson - Moving Mediums: Embodied Learning in the Arts

11-16  Tom Holdman & Cameron Oscarson - Roots of Knowledge Anniversary Lecture