Arkansas State University-Beebe is excited to welcome Dr. Temple Grandin, a globally renowned advocate for autism awareness and animal behavior expert, as part of the 2024-2025 Lecture-Concert Series. The event will take place at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 3 in the Owen Center Theater at 1102 W. College Street in Beebe.
Dr. Grandin’s inspiring life journey, from showing symptoms of severe autism around two and a half years of age to becoming one of the most celebrated experts in animal science and autism advocacy, has inspired millions worldwide. Her groundbreaking work has led to the design of livestock handling facilities used to manage over half the cattle in the United States.
Her story, captured in the Emmy and Golden Globe-winning HBO film “Temple Grandin,” highlights her determination, creativity, and the importance of supportive mentors. Inducted into both the National Women’s Hall of Fame and The Academy of Arts and Sciences, Dr. Grandin is also the bestselling author of influential books such as “Animals in Translation,” “Thinking in Pictures,” “The Autistic Brain,” and “The Way I See It.”
The Lecture-Concert Series general admission tickets for individual performances are priced at $10, while tickets for educators, military personnel, K-12 students and seniors aged 60+ are $5. ASU-Beebe students, employees, and emeritus enjoy complimentary admission to all Performing Arts Series events upon presenting a valid identification.
Tickets are available online at asub.ticketleap.com/templegrandin. To reserve group tickets, please call (501) 882-8855 or email give@asub.edu.
ASU-Beebe 2024-2025 Lecture-Concert Series extends special thanks to sponsors, Arkansas Radio, First Community Bank and First Electric Cooperative, for supporting this event.
Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Dr. Temple Grandin’s insights and stories of triumph. For more information, visit www.asub.edu or call (501) 882-8855.
The Lecture-Concert Series is part of the ASU-Beebe Performing Arts Series, which brings diverse and engaging speakers and performers to the community throughout the year, enhancing learning opportunities for all. This series features an array of performances, including band concerts, choral showcases, theatre productions, engaging lectures and art exhibits.
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