Calendar

April 1

Campus Forum on Ethically Responsible Production and Consumption

12:00 PM, Odegaard 220

Colloquia: Human Rights, Human Dignity, and the Cosmopolitan Ideal

2:00 PM, Savery 359

April 2

Marianne Kamp

Women's Work in Central Asia: Past and Present

9:30 AM, Seattle Asian Art Museum, Volunteer Park

April 4

César Chávez Exhibitions Coming this Spring to UW: In his Own Words: The Life and Work of César Chávez, and César Chávez and the Pacific Northwest

All day event, Allen Library North Lobby

Roger Brent (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and UW Genome Sciences)

Biological Futures in a Globalized World

4:00 PM, Communications 120

Paul Courant

Radical Change in Conservative Institutions: Universities, Libraries and Scholarship in the Digital Age

4:30 PM, Odegaard 220

Ali Ahmida

Libya: Social Origins of Dictatorship & Democratic Uprising

7:00 PM, Kane 210

Ali Ahmida, Professor, Political Science, University of New England

Libya: Social Origins of Dictatorship and Democratic Uprising

7:00 PM, Kane 210

April 5

Olcay Akyildiz

�wavering between two worlds� - The Ambiguity of �East-West� & �Self-Other� in Orhan Pamuk�s Works

12:30 PM, Communications 202

Priscilla Wald

Cells, Genes, and Stories: HeLa's Journey from Labs to Literature

4:00 PM, Communications 120

Dan Goldhaber

Managing the Teacher Workforce in Austere Times: The Implications of Teacher Layoffs

4:00 PM, UW Bothell, Building UW1, Room 280

April 6

Barbara Fuchs

Spanish Plots, Plotting Spaniards

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Anita Verna Crofts

SAL U: Let's Do the Numbers: Metrics and Maturation of Digital Media in Emerging Markets.

7:30 PM, Kane 210

April 7

Transformative Education Behind Bars

4:00 PM, CMU 202

Susan Brown

Gaskell's Fatal Valentine: Industrial Print Culture and Anxieties of Authorship in Mary Barton

4:30 PM, Parrington Commons

Seattle's Got It Covered: Locals Pioneer a New Wave of International Journalism

6:00 PM, Communications 120

UW Sawyer Seminar

Now Urbanism: "Next Eco-Cities: Imaginations and Futures"

6:30 PM,

Reading and Book Signing with Marjorie Garber and David Shields

7:00 PM, University Bookstore, 4326 University Way

April 8

Telling Stories, Revealing Narratives: Perspectives on Illness and Care

10:00 AM, UW South Campus Center 316

April 11

Writing to Learn: Reading and Writing Strategies for Challenged Students

All day event, Communications 202

April 12

Hazard Adams

New Books in Print: Blake's Marginalia

4:00 PM, Communications 202

Sonal Khullar (Art History and South Asian Studies)

The Cult of the Classical, The Promise of the Primitive: Ajanta and Modern Art

4:30 PM, Art 317

Who Killed Chea Vichea? In Cambodia, if you know things you can die. -- Film Screening / Q&A

4:30 PM, Allen Auditorium

Jane Wills, Geography, Queen Mary at University of London

London's Living Wage Campaign, Class Politics and Public Scholarship

5:00 PM, Parrington 309

April 13

Aidan Dodson

Animals of Saqqara

7:00 PM, Smith 205

Lori Gruen

Ethics and Animals, reading and book signing

7:00 PM, University of Washington Bookstore

April 14

Lori Gruen

The Ethics of Captivity

12:30 PM, CMU 202

Kimberly Christen

Open and Shut: Digital Repatriation and the Circulation of Indigenous Knowledge

3:00 PM, Odegaard 220

Lori Gruen (Philosophy, Wesleyan University)

Ethics of Captivity

4:00 PM, Communications 120

Reception and Grand Opening of �In His Own Words: The Life and Work of César Chávez��with special emphasis on Chávez in the Northwest

4:00 PM, Research Commons, Allen Library South

Lori Gruen

The Ethics of Captivity

4:00 PM, CMU 120

Daniel H. Deudney

The Sky is the Limit: Global Closure, Outer Space Geopolitics, and Planetary Protection

7:00 PM, Communications 120

April 15

Photography Exhibit, Crossing the Water: A Path to the Afro-Cuban Spirit World

All day event, Odegaard Library

EMERGE Symposium on Credit and Credibility in Early Modern Europe

1:00 PM, Communications 202

Michael Rosenthal (Philosophy)

German Exiles in California

1:30 PM, Denny Hall 308

Colloquia: Human Rights, Human Dignity, and the Cosmopolitan Ideal

3:00 PM, Savery 408

Charles Exley

On the Anxiety of Doubling: Parody and Paranoia in Sato Haruo�s �Fingerprints�

3:30 PM, Thomson 317

April 18

Daniel Deudney (Johns Hopkins)

Bounding Power: Republican Security Theory from the Polis to the Global Village

12:00 PM, Gowen 1-A

Queer + Public + Pedagogy

Workshop: Creating Safe Spaces for Students

3:00 PM, Communications 202

April 19

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Symposium

2:00 PM, Walker-Ames Room, Kane Hall

April 20

Viva La Causa: Organizing Farm Workers in the Pacific Northwest during the 60s

2:00 PM, Walker-Ames Room, Kane Hall

3:30 AM, Communications 202

April 21

Bridging the Antilles: Caribbean Conference Spring 2011

All day event, Various

April 22

Florence Howe: Book Reading and Signing

12:30 PM, University Bookstore, 4326 University Way, Seattle

Joanne Woiak and Dennis Lang, Disability Studies

Disability Pedagogies Colloquium

12:30 PM, Suzzallo 324

Nathan J. Brown, Professor, George Washington University

The Muslim Brotherhood's Coming Out Party: The Muslim Brotherhood after Egypt's 2011 Revolution

2:30 PM, Parrington 309

Florence Howe

Feminist Publishing

2:30 PM, Communications 202

April 26

Professor Unionmwan Edebiri

"Drama and Culture in Francophone West Africa�: Informal Talk and Conversation with Professor Unionmwan Edebiri

12:30 PM, Thomson 403

Shirley Hune, Educational Leadership & Policy Studies

Diversity Pedagogy: Asian American Women Faculty and the Contested Space of the Classroom

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Asian American Studies Research Collective

"New Articulations of Race" Reading Group Meeting

4:00 PM, Communications 226

Ethnomusicology Visiting Artist Recital

7:30 PM, Meany Theater, University of Washington, Seattle Campus

April 27

Cary Wolfe

Before the Law: Humans and Animals in a Biopolitical Frame Workshop

12:30 PM, Thomson 317

Cary Wolfe

Before the Law: Humans and Animals in a Biopolitical Frame

4:00 PM, Communications120

April 28

Ravi Sundaram

The Post-colonial New Media Event: The Secret and the Transparent in Contemporary India

4:00 PM, Communications 120

Caroline Williams

Islamic Ornament: The Spiritual Dimension

7:00 PM, Gowen 201

"The Last Sephardic Jew" (El último sefardí): Documentary film

7:00 PM, SIFF Cinema (321 Mercer St.)

April 29

Ron Krabill and Divya McMillin

Book Talks on Media and Globalization

2:00 PM, Communications 202

Laura Rebolloso

Laura Rebolloso in concert

7:30 PM, Town Hall

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