Haunting memories of the past may stay with you, but memory itself can be tricky, twisty and just plain slippery. Using Ian McEwan’s novel “Atonement” as impetus and guide, a panel of distinguished speakers will explore the biological, artistic and spiritual dimensions of why, how and what we remember, from how the brain processes memories to the place of memory in creating art. Ken Lackey, executive chairman of the board of NORDAM Group and former president of OU-Tulsa, will moderate. Speakers are: Cynthia Gustavson, poet and psychotherapist; Dr. Jay K. Johnson, neurologist, Tulsa Neurology Clinic; and Joshua Peck, archivist and collections manager, Tulsa Historical Society. This event is for adults.