Calendar

October 4

Kari Lerum

Introducing Human Rights to the Anti-Sex-Trafficking Agenda

4:00 PM, UW Bothell, UW1-280

October 7

Scholarship as Public Practice: Artifacts and Evidence

3:30 PM, Communications 202

October 10

Sharing Ideas, Expanding Knowledge: Open Access as a Scholarly Publishing Alternative for the Future

All day event, Allen Lobby, Suzzallo Allen Libraries

Emerging Issues in Biological Futures: A Panel Discussion

4:00 PM, Communications 202

October 13

New Latin American Cinema: Memorias del subdesarrollo/Memories of Underdevelopment

1:00 PM, Allen Library Auditorium

"DEMOCRACY": Video Game Studies Working Group

3:30 PM, Communications 226

Sharon Daniel

Public Records/Secret Publics

4:00 PM, North Creek Events Center, UW Bothell

Kate Bernheimer

An Afternoon of Contemporary Fairy Tales

4:30 PM, Communications 202

Film Screening: Memorias de un mexicano

7:00 PM, Gowen 201

October 14

Jon Beasley-Murray

New Latin American Cinema: "Posthegemony and Affect"

1:00 PM, Communications 202

Scholarship as Public Practice: Audiences and Publics

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Loren Lomasky

When Hobbes is an Optimist: Politics Among the Malevolent

3:30 PM, Savery Hall Room 260

October 15

Tomas Sedlacek

Economics of Good and Evil: A Czech Perspective

7:00 PM, Walker Ames Room, Kane Hall

October 17

Jonathan Addleton

Why Mongolia Matters

12:30 PM, Thomson Hall 317

New Latin American Cinema: Las buenas hierbas / The Good Herbs (Drama)

5:00 PM, Kane 110

Michael W. Apple

Understanding and Interrupting the Current Politics of Education

6:00 PM, UW Bothell - North Creek Event Center

October 18

Jussi Ojajarvi

Limits to Capital? The Finnish Novel after the Neoliberal Turn

3:30 PM, Raitt 314

Queer Pedagogical Performance

3:30 PM, Communications 202

New Latin American Cinema: Memorias del desarrollo / Memories of Overdevelopment (Drama)

5:00 PM, Kane 110

October 19

Charity Urbanski

Lecture/Presentation for the Medieval Studies Group

4:00 PM, Communications 202

New Latin American Cinema: Cruz Reynoso: Sowing the Seeds of Justice

6:00 PM, Ethnic Cultural Center Theatre, 3940 Brooklyn Ave NE

October 20

Reading Group for Performing the Gap

2:00 PM, Communications 204

Dale Turner

Indigenous Encounters Research Cluster: Public Lecture

4:00 PM, Communications 120

African Studies Fall Reception

4:30 PM, Thomson 317

Asian American Studies Research Collective Discussion/Reading Group on Political Economy and Migration

4:30 PM, Savery 245

Catherine Connors

Seers and Saints in the Work of Gabriel von Max

6:30 PM, Frye Art Museum

New Latin American Cinema: La isla / The Island

6:30 PM, Communications 120

Film Screening: Viento negro

7:00 PM, Gowen Hall, Room 201

October 21

Indigenous Encounters Research Cluster: Workshop with Dale Turner

10:00 AM, Communications 202

"Making the University Public" planning event

1:30 PM, Communications 204

Matt Sparke

Entwined Lives and Enclaved Medicine: Globalization and the targets-turned-territories of Global Health

3:30 PM, Smith 304

Haruo Shirane

Japan and the Culture of the Four Seasons

3:30 PM, Savery130

Martha Gonzalez and Quetzal Flores

Fandango Jarocho: Community Building through Musical Convening (Convivencia)

4:00 PM, The Bush School Community Room, 3400 Harrison St, Seattle, WA 98112

October 23

Roger Copeland

Shared Sensibilities: Cunningham, Rauschenberg, and Johns

2:00 PM, Henry Art Gallery Auditorium

October 25

Jonathan D. Moreno

The Body Politic: The Battle Over Science in America

3:30 PM, Hogness Auditorium, Health Sciences Center

Herbert Blau

New Books in Print: As If: An Autobiography, Volume 1

4:00 PM, Communications 202

Lawrence Taylor

Mexican Railway Workers in the United States: An Historical Perspective

7:00 PM, Gowen 201

October 26

Four Students, Four Countries, Four Perspectives: A Roundtable Discussion of Technology, Business, and Youth in Namibia, Ghana, Cameroon, and South Africa

3:00 PM, Communications 202

Queer Pedagogical Performance

4:30 PM, Art 335

Film Screenings: La bestia / El tren de las moscas

7:00 PM, Smith 205

October 27

Disability History Month Celebration

3:30 PM, Kane Hall Walker-Ames Room

Tim Coombs

The Menageries of Darwin and Nietzsche

6:30 PM, Frye Art Museum

Erasmo Gamboa

Along the Railroad Tracks: Mexican Migrants in the PNW

7:00 PM, Smith 205

October 28

HI-NORM research cluster

James Tully: Political Philosophy and Human Rights

2:00 PM, Savery 408

David Mirhady

What did an Athenian rhetor do?

3:30 PM, Denny 216

Scholarship as Public Practice: Arguments and Claims

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Melissa McCormick

Mountains, Magic, and Mothers: Envisioning the Female Ascetic in Medieval Japan

3:30 PM, SAV 130, Seattle Campus

Hilary Kornblith

The Myth of Epistemic Agency

3:30 PM, Savery Hall Room 260

Women in the Professions

8:30 AM, UW Bothell, North Creek Event Center

October 31

Semhar Araia

Humanitarian Law Careers

12:30 PM, Thomson Hall, Room 317

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