Calendar

March 1

Rieko Matsuura

Reading: The Apprenticeship of Big Toe P

3:30 PM, Kane 225

Sarah Kampbell

Ancient Shipwrecks of the Mediterranean

3:30 PM, Sieg 224

Seattle Fandango Project

Dance, Music, and Art as decolonizing practices, traditions from Mexican and Chicano communities

4:30 PM, Social Work 3rd Floor

Reading Group

Queer + Public + Performance

6:00 PM, Communications 202

March 2

Max Hunter

Gangster Epistemology: Urban Crime and the American Dream

6:00 PM, Kane 120

David Shields

Reality Hunger: A Manifesto

8:00 PM, Richard Hugo House

March 3

Stephen Holmes

Human Rights and Sovereign Democracy in Russia

3:30 PM, Thomson 317

Animals, Violence, Justice Workshop

3:30 PM, CMU 202

Liliana Lengua & Philip Fisher

Early Adversity and the Neurobehavioral Development of Children

7:00 PM, Kane 120

UW Gospel Choir

7:30 PM, Meany Hall

March 4

Conference

Beyond Borders: Alternative Voices and Histories of the Vietnamese Diaspora

1:00 PM, UW Campus

KEXP Documentaries

Blues for Hard Times

3:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 FM

Rachel St. John

Delusions of Empire: The Imagined America of William McKendree Gwin

4:00 PM, Communications 226

Rita Freed

Uncovering Secrets of a Middle Kingdom Tomb

6:30 PM, Savery 264

Film Screening

Sita Sings the Blues

7:00 PM, Kane 210

March 5

Leonard Novy

Mass Media, the Public Sphere, and the Future of the EU

3:00 PM, Communications 202

Tim Whitmarsh

Unscrolling the text: Greek literature and the Hellenistic diaspora

3:30 PM, Denny 216

Ricardo de Mambro Santos

The Body of Representation. Treatises on Art and Anatomy from Renaissance to Mannerism

5:00 PM, UW Club

David Shields

Reality Hunger: A Manifesto

7:00 PM, Elliot Bay Book Co.

Marek Belka

The Central European Dimension of the Global Economic Crisis

7:30 PM, Kane 220

Conference

Beyond Borders: Alternative Voices and Histories of the Vietnamese Diaspora

8:30 AM, UW Campus

March 8

Meghan Trainor

Digital Fabrication and the Database: 3D printing metadata models in digital research

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Choral Concert

7:30 PM, St. Marks Cathedral, 1245 Tenth Ave E

March 10

Certificate in Public Scholarship

Information Session

4:00 PM, Communications 202

Open Satellite

Allied Works Architecture: Brad Cloepfil

7:00 PM, Kane 220

March 11

Gillian Harkins

Everybody�s Family Romance: Reading Incest in Neoliberal America

4:00 PM, Communications 202

Film Screening

7:00 PM, Kane 210

March 12

Anne McKnight

Nakagami Kenji and Subculture

3:30 PM, Balmer 202

March 13

KEXP Sound Documentaries

Blues for Hard Times

4:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 FM and kexp.org on demand

March 16

Alan Tansman

Teaching Responses to Catastrophe: Hiroshima and the Holocaust

4:00 AM, Communications 226

March 17

Ron Amundson

Against Normality: How Evolutionary Biology (Now) Supports Disability Rights

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Karina Walters

Traditional Knowledge, Western Science

5:30 PM, Social Work 305AB

March 18

KEXP Sound Documentaries

Blues for Hard Times

3:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 abd kexp.org on demand

Film Screening

Breakfast with Scot

7:00 PM, Kane 210

March 19

Marsha Saxton

Disability Rights Meets DNA

3:30 PM, Communications 202

March 20

KEXP Sound Documentaries

Blues for Hard Times

4:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 and kexp.org on demand

March 25

KEXP Sound Documentaries

Blues for Hard Times

3:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 FM and kexp.org on demand

March 27

KEXP Sound Documentaries

Blues for Hard Times

4:00 PM, KEXP 90.3 FM and kexp.org on demand

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