Calendar

November 2

Queer + Public + Performance

Autumn Reading Group

6:00 PM, Com 226

November 4

Daniel Rosenberg

Cartographies of Time

4:00 PM, Communications 202

November 5

Jeff Hurwit

The Shipwreck of Odysseus: In Defense of Late Geometric Narrative

3:30 PM, Bagley 261

Panel

Developing Critical Thinking Skills: From Preschool to Adolescence

7:00 PM, Kane 210

Tonya Lockyer

The Body and Everything it Carried

8:00 PM,

November 6

AASRC Reading Group Meeting

12:00 PM, CMU 202

Rainn Wilson

Soulpancake & Me

6:30 PM, Kane 130

Jeff Hurwit

The Uses of the Past on the Athenian Acropolis

7:30 PM, Kane 210

November 10

New Books in Print: Stephen Majeski

U.S. Foreign Policy in Perspective: Clients, Enemies and Empire

4:00 PM, Communications 202

Film

Ðung Ðot (Don't Burn It)

4:30 PM, Odegaard 220

Lives, Memory, History: The Spanish Civil War 70 Years After

7:00 PM, Gowen 301

Film Screening & Info Session

The Third Man and Spring in Vienna

7:00 PM, Smith 102

November 12

Kevin Bott

Graduate Education and Community Engagement: Emerging Agendas

3:30 PM, Communications 206

Lorraine McConaghy

The U.S. Navy in the Antebellum West

4:00 PM, Allen Library Petersen Room

Elke Zuern

Truth and Reconciliation through Memorial Building? Remembering Genocide and Resistance in Namibia

5:30 PM, Thomson 317

Ray McGovern

Why Accountability for Torture Is Crucial for Human Rights, Our Security, and Our Souls

7:00 PM, Kane 220

Peter Carroll

Lives, Memory, History: The Spanish Civil War 70 Years After

7:00 PM, 301 Gowen

November 13

Ingo Cornils (Leeds University)

Hermann Hesse: From Outsider to Global Player

1:30 PM, Denny Hall 308

Michael Hann

The Dream of a Philologist: Deciphering the Buddhist Legend of Manicuda

3:30 PM, Thomson 317

Jan Cohen-Cruz and Kevin Bott

Platforms for Public Scholarship: Conceiving Practice, Organizing Policy

3:30 PM, Communications 226

November 16

Maya Sonenberg

Writing For Their Lives: Readings + Conversations

2:00 PM, UW Bothell Library 205

Sharon Kaufman

Critical Medical Humanities

3:30 PM, Com 120

November 17

Nancy Hooyman

The Crisis in Eldercare: Gender, Racial and Age Bias

5:30 PM, Social Work 305AB

Dipesh Chakrabarty

Katz Lecture: Between Globalization and Global Warming: The Long and the Short of Human History

7:00 PM, Kane 220

November 18

Dipesh Chakrabarty

New Research: A Faculty and Graduate Student Colloquium

9:00 AM, Communications 202

November 19

Sergio de la Mora

Abjection and Violence in Contemporary Mexican Cinema

1:30 PM, Savery 138

"Civil Rights Songs" Radio Documentary Series

3:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 fm

Alan Dodson

Performance and Analysis in Music

3:30 PM, Music 114

Peter Leonard

Designing Discoverability: New Directions in Article Tagging and Abstracting

4:00 PM, CMU 226

Konrad Jarausch

Germany 1989: a new kind of revolution?

7:00 PM, Walker-Ames, Kane Hall 225

November 20

Conference

Legacies of Unification: Remaking German Society and Culture Since the Wende.

All day event, Walker-Ames, Kane Hall 225

AASRC Reading Group Meeting

1:30 PM, Suzzallo 328

Osmund Bopearachchi

The Kushans and the Earliest Depictions of Brahmanical Divinities in Gandhara

3:30 PM, Balmer 302

Student Exhibition

Freedom Without Walls: Fall of the Berlin Wall 1989-2009

5:00 PM, Kane 225

November 21

"Civil Rights Songs" Radio Documentary Series

2:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 fm

Symposium

Current Research on Indigenous Representations at the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition

9:30 AM, Kane 110

November 23

Stephanie Camp

Toward a History of Black Beauty

4:00 PM, Douglas Forum, BofA EEC

Pamela Z

Performance and Conversation: A Writing for Their Lives Event

6:30 PM, CMU 120

November 24

William Boltz

Why not A-B-C? What ever happened to the alphabet in East Asia?

7:30 PM, Kane Hall - Walker-Ames Room

Pamela Z

8:00 PM, Northwest Film Forum, 1515 12th Ave E, Seattle

November 26

"Civil Rights Songs" Radio Documentary Series

3:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 fm

November 28

"Civil Rights Songs" Radio Documentary Series

2:00 PM, KEXP.org 90.3 fm

November 29

Hedrick Smith

Danz Lecture: Who are the NEW Polluters?

6:30 PM, Kane 130

November 30

Todd Weir

The Monist Century, 1845 to 1945: Science, Secularism, and Worldview

3:30 PM, CMU 202

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