Here, friends and colleagues join in discussions, workshops, and research projects to rethink the role of retired faculty in the University and invent new forms of participation. ARRUF is the site of new work on phenomena affected by demographic and technological shifts, especially longevity. In ARRUF, depth of experience in scholarship and research facilitates new avenues of multidisciplinary and mixed methods research, international awareness, and mentoring. ARRUF's home, located in 412 Fondren Library, hosts many activities, quiet conversations, and meetings, with on-line participation for members outside Houston.
View the first ARRUF trip designed by our ARRUF Ambassador, Dr. Viqui Aarbizu-Sabater
Houston as you've not seen it before and scenes from our history.
View the first ARRUF trip designed by our ARRUF Ambassador, Dr. Viqui Aarbizu-Sabater
10:30 a.m. on Nov. 12th and lunch tables at Cohen House afterward.
In these conversations, we hear about ongoing research and scholarship from ARRUF members and bring our own multidisciplinary perspectives to bear on developing work. Of course, we are delighted to schedule preview talks also that members are about take to conferences and invited events, but these conversations are particularly aimed at keeping abreast of work in progress and bringing our own helpful interdisciplinary or multidisciplinary views to bear in stimulating reflection.
If you can’t come to a meeting that is scheduled for Fondren 412, you can join most meetings held in Fondren 412 on your tablet or computer with ZOOM. Here’s how:
