Cosmic Conversation from JC to the Universe. Jackson College is excited to welcome Dr. Teresa Paneque-Carreño, Assistant Professor of Astronomy at the University of Michigan, as a 2026 Shapley Visiting Lecturer during the week of Oct. 19-22. An astronomer, science communicator, author, and UNICEF Chile ambassador, Dr. Paneque-Carreño will participate in several community and campus events. Today: “How to Form a Planet: Gas, Dust and a Bit of Luck” 2026 Shapley Visiting Lecture, Wednesday, Oct. 21 | 6:30 p.m. Bert Walker Hall Community Rooms (BW 144-145). Free and open to the public. Jackson College Central Campus.
Medicare 101 & Medication Safety. 5:45 PM to 7 PM. Join Medicare expert Hunter Klaasen and Jackson County Health Department Opioid Health Educator Emma Lough for information and answers to all your questions on Medicare and medication safety. If you or someone you know has questions about Medicare, or are interested in learning more, join us for this educational program. Eastern Branch, Jackson District Library. Register here.
Free Screening of “Seeds”. 7 PM. Hosted by Albion’s Big Read. Join us for a lyrical documentary about Black farmers and Black farming, about the fight against injustice, and about reverence for the land and for the people who have tended it. Through the inter-generational stories of Black farmers, *Seeds* makes visible “the cycles of inequity and embedded racism that persist to this present day, and the signs of hope and renewal with younger generations of farmers.” It “emphasizes how human beings are innately tied to our foundational roots, roots which carry our ancestral memories — somber, bitter, and sweet.” Check out https://www.seedsthefilm.com. Bohm Theatre, 201 S. Superior Street, Downtown Albion.
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