Calendar

April 2

Khaled Mattawa

Poems for Libya, and a Conversation

7:00 PM, Savery 260

April 3

Johanna Crane

Donation, Compensation, and Data: The Politics of Transnational HIV Research in Uganda

4:00 PM, UW Bothell, UW1-280

April 4

Moon Ho Jung, Chandan Reddy, Irene Sanchez, and Balbir Singh

How to Study Race at UW: A Lunch Conversation on Graduate Studies, Interdisciplinarity, and Social Justice

12:00 PM, Communications 206

James Doty

Transformation and transcendence: Discussing mental training, compassion and neuroscience

3:30 PM, UW Tower

April 5

Glenn Greenwald

Endless War and Civil Liberties Erosions in the Age of Terrorism

7:00 PM, 110 Kane Hall

Richard White

Railroaded: The Transcontinentals and the Making of Modern America

7:00 PM, Kane 210

April 9

Hasok Chang

Department of Philosophy Spring Colloquium Series

4:00 PM, Communications 202

April 11

Sara Karrholm

The Violated Body and the State: Scandinavian "Crime Queens" Who Paved the Way for Stieg Larsson

4:00 PM, Raitt 114

April 12

Jonathan Metzl

The Protest Psychosis: Race, Violence, and the Stigma of Schizophrenia

3:30 PM, Savery 260

"HACK/MOD:" Keywords for Video Game Studies Graduate interest Group

3:30 PM, Communication 202

Freedom Education Project Puget Sound Information Session

4:00 PM, Wyatt Hall, Rm 109, University of Puget Sound

William Kelly

Will Soccer Be Japan's 21st Century Sport?

7:00 PM, Kane 225

Lytle Shaw and Joe Milutis

Expanded Literary Forms

8:00 PM, Communications 202

April 13

Alyssa Gabbay

Persian Brown Bag Series

12:30 PM, Smith 306

Disordering Personalities? Psychiatric Diagnosis and Moral Responsibility

9:00 AM, South Campus Center 316

April 17

Elliott West

Rethinking the West in the Civil War Era

4:00 PM, Petersen Room, Allen Library

April 18

Keith McHenry

Cooking for the Occupations: The "Elect to End Hunger and Poverty" Tour

3:30 PM, Communications 226

Medieval Studies Graduate Interest Group - Reading Group

4:00 PM, Communications 202

April 20

Marvin Carlson

Representing the Middle East: Theatre in the Arab World

2:30 PM, Communication 202

April 21

Taking it to the Street: Public Voices & Political Discourse

1:00 PM, Research Commons, Allen Library South

April 23

Inti Illimani

Inti Illimani, Performance and Talk

1:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium, School of Music

Brian Boyd

Why Lyrics Last: Evolution, Cognition, and Shakespeare's Sonnets

3:30 PM, Parrington 108

Miyako Inoue

Law and Techne: The Japanese Steno-Typewriter and Postwar Judicial Reform

3:30 PM, Thomson 317

Myles Jackson

Intellectual Property and Molecular Biology: Biomedicine, Commerce, and the CCR5 Gene Patent

4:00 PM, Communications 202

April 24

Donald Reid

Who Owns Antiquity?

7:00 PM, Smith 105

Moving Image Research Group GIG

8:00 PM, Northwest Film Forum Seattle

April 26

Nick Mitchell

Curricular Objects: 'Women of Color,' Feminist Anti-Racisms, and the Consolidation of Women's Studies

4:00 PM, Communications 202

Mikkel Borch-Jacobsen

Branding Illness

4:30 PM, Communications 120

Christian Marc Schmidt

Patterns & Identity: Data Visualization as Interface

7:00 PM, Art 3

April 27

Alex Purves

3:30 PM, Paccar 190

April 30

Lila Abu-Lughod

Authorizing Moral Crusades to Save Muslim Women: Literary Trafficking and Rights Talk in the Public Sphere

7:00 PM, Kane 210

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