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POP CULTURE COMMITTEE
Edu-tainment is the theme for this group. They book acts that are both educational and entertaining. They have hosted such speakers as Cornell West and Debbie Allen. Come check out what they have this year. Wanna Help?

SAB Committee Chair
Bryce Vernon,
pop culture Chair SAB Email
EVENTS THIS SEMESTER
DateEvent NameTimeLocation
9/9Extreme Storm Chaser: Reed Timmer  Click To See Video!7:00 pmStudent Center Ballroom
SAB Event

As a star on Discovery Channel's Storm Chasers in 2008, Reed became the first person in history to capture High Definition video inside a tornado. The eight episode series had a record 19 million viewers during the 2008 season, and was one of the highest rated shows on Discovery Channel.

Having intercepted over 250 tornadoes and a dozen powerful hurricanes during the last decade, Reed Timmer is well-known as the most successful and extreme storm chaser in the world. Not only is Reed one of the few people in existence to document both an F5 tornado, and the most devastating hurricane in U.S. history (Hurricane Katrina), but also graduated with a PhD in Meteorology from the University of Oklahoma in 2009.

Reed's "hands-on" experience with a vast assortment of hazardous weather and natural disasters, as well as his extensive education in the science of meteorology, have made him one of the world's most respected experts on severe weather forecasting, safety, and survival. Reed is a strong advocate for extreme weather and disaster education, and conducts storm spotter seminars for the National Weather Service, emergency managers, and the general public.

11/12"Improv Everywhere" Founder: Charlie Todd  Click To See Video!7:00 pmStudent Center Ballroom
SAB EventCharlie Todd is the founder of Improv Everywhere, a prank collective that causes scenes of chaos and joy in public places. Created in August of 2001, Improv Everywhere has executed over 80 missions involving thousands of undercover agents. If you spend any time at all on the Internet, chances are you've seen an Improv Everywhere video. From Frozen Grand Central (207 people freeze in place for five minutes and freak out Grand Central commuters) to The No Pants Subway Ride (1,200 people ride the subway in their underwear during a snow storm), Improv Everywhere has produced dozens of viral hits. Their videos have received over 54 million views on YouTube alone, and they have been profiled by The New York Times, This American Life (on the radio and on television), The Today Show, 20/20, ABC World News Tonight, VH1, and Rolling Stone.
Saturday, November 21, 2009
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