Barrick Lecture Series: An Evening with Bill Nye "The Science Guy"
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Bill Nye "The Science Guy"
Emmy Award–Winning Science Educator, Bestselling Author & Advocate For Scientific Literacy
Bill Nye "The Science Guy" is an engineer, educator, bestselling author, and Emmy Award-winning television personality who has spent decades making science accessible, engaging, and relevant to audiences around the world.
Best known as the creator and host of the groundbreaking television series Bill Nye the Science Guy, Bill Nye "The Science Guy" inspired generations of viewers to embrace curiosity, ask questions, and think scientifically about the world around them. His ability to make complex ideas understandable, entertaining, and memorable has made him one of the country's most recognizable voices for science and scientific literacy.
Today, Bill Nye "The Science Guy" continues to champion science as a tool for understanding and addressing some of the most consequential issues of our time. Through television, books, public speaking, and his work as CEO of The Planetary Society, he explores topics ranging from climate change and space exploration to innovation, technology, and the future of our planet.
Join the Barrick Lecture Series for An Evening with Bill Nye "The Science Guy", featuring his signature combination of science, storytelling, and humor as he challenges us to stay curious, think critically, and consider how science can help shape a better future.
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Free and open to the public, but tickets are required.
Admission Information
Tickets for the Barrick Lecture Series are complimentary and limited to two (2) tickets per person. Advance ticket requests are required, and all tickets for this event will be distributed digitally.
UNLV Students, Faculty, and Staff
Ticket requests open Tuesday, September 1 at noon PT.
General Public
Ticket requests open Tuesday, September 8 at noon PT.
Ticket requests are subject to availability. Submitting a request does not guarantee tickets. Approved ticket requests will receive digital tickets via email.