Calendar

April 3

How Do I Use Social Media As An Academic?

1:00 PM, Allen Library Auditorium

Higher Education in Prison and the University of Washington

4:00 PM, Communications 202

April 4

Nimer Sultany

The Sharia Clause: Islamic Law, Democracy, and Constitutionalism in the Aftermath of the Arab Spring

12:00 PM, Olson Room, Gowen Hall

"CLOSE/DISTANT" Keywords for Video Game Studies

1:30 PM, Communications 202

Pamela Olson

"Fast Times in Palestine" - Book Talk With Pamela Olson

6:00 PM, Smith 205

April 5

Michelle Habell-Pallan and Ralina Joseph

Power, Privilege, Difference: Producing Knowledge at the Intersections--A Lunch Discussion for Graduate Students

11:30 AM, Communications 206

April 8

Ann Anagnost

Securing the Home Front: The Pursuit of "Natural Living" Among Evangelical Christian Homemakers

3:30 PM, Denny 401

John Findlay

The Pacific Northwest: A Personal History

4:00 PM, Walker-Ames Room, Kane Hall

Kathy Morrow

MIRG-GIG Screening Series #4

5:00 PM, Communications 120

April 9

Oscar Aguirre Mandujano

Beauty and Narratives of Conquest in Early Ottoman Epics and Their Persian Antecedents

3:30 PM, Smith 306

April 10

Daniel Heller

Two Fatherlands? Zionist Youth and the Politics of Belonging in 1930s Poland

7:00 PM, Thomson 101

April 11

Audra Simpson (Columbia University), Ofelia Zepeda (University of Arizona)

Mapping Sovereignty: Indigenous Borderlands

4:00 PM, Communications 120

Donald P. Ryan, Ph.D

Giovanni Belzoni: A Giant of Early Egyptology

7:00 PM, Gowen 201

April 12

Borderlands Graduate Student Coffee Hour

10:00 AM, Communications 202

Joon-Ho Yu

Minority Report: Asian Americans and the Benefits and Harms of Genetic Information

3:00 PM, Research Commons, Green Room A

Melissa Williams

"Glocalizing" Global Justice: Democratic Translations of Human Rights and Social Justice

4:00 PM, Communications 120

April 15

Jason Anthony

University Bookstore Author Reading: "Hoosh"

7:00 PM, University Bookstore, 4326 University Way N.E.

April 16

Leon Dash

Journalism and the Underclass

4:00 PM, Communications 120

Josiah Ober

Katz Lecture - What Is Democracy and What Is It Good For?

7:00 PM, Kane 110

April 17

Josiah Ober

Political Theory: Normative & Positive / Ancient & Modern

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Celine Parrenas Shimizu

Straitjacket Sexualities: Unbinding Asian American Manhoods in the Movies

4:30 PM, Communications 126

April 18

Jeffrey Rubin and Emma Sokoloff-Rubin

Sustaining Activism: A Brazilian Women's Movement and a Father-Daughter Collaboration

12:00 PM, Communications 202

Theresa Brown, Josephine Ensign

I Wasn't Strong Like This When I Started Out:True Stories of Becoming a Nurse

6:00 PM, Suzzallo Library Smith Room

Nikhil Pal Singh

Educators Cannot Stay Silent: U.S. Universities & Palestine

6:30 PM, Savery 264

April 19

Tracy Davis

Performance Study, a la 1856

1:30 PM, Hutchinson 154

Laura Davulis

Demystifying the Publication Process

3:00 PM, Communications 202

Rabinowitz Symposium in Bioethics

Whose Medicine? Whose Care? Troubling Inequities in the Migration of Health Care.

9:00 AM, South Campus Center 316

April 22

Megan Carney

Nourishing Neoliberalism: Women's Migration and Food Insecurity in Transnational Spaces of Care

3:30 PM, Denny 401

Fatima El-Tayeb

Permanent Migrants: Muslim Europeans and the Racing of Religion

4:00 PM, Communication 226

April 23

Interactive Theater as Pedagogy Project performance

3:00 PM, HUB 250

End Factory Fires: A Discussion with Bangladeshi Workers

6:00 PM, Savery 260

April 24

Zoran Paunovic

Joyceing Ulysses into Serbian

3:30 PM, Allen Auditorium

April 25

Information Ethics and Policy: Intellectual Property, Privacy, and Freedom of Speech

All day event, HUB 250

Stephanie McCurry

Enemy Women: The Political Status of Women and the Laws of War in the American Civil War

3:30 PM, Communications 120

Daniel Martinez HoSang

Strange Brew: The Making and (Unmaking?) of Contemporary Nativism

6:00 PM, UW Bothell, Building 2, Room 005

Abby Aresty

Music of Today with Abby Aresty

7:00 PM, Henry Art Gallery

John Beer and Joe Milutis

Discussing Experimental Translation

8:00 AM, UW Bothell (LB1-205)

Stephanie McCurry

Approaches to the Study of Gender and the Politics of Emancipation in the Era of the American Civil War

9:30 AM, Communications 202

April 26

Information Ethics and Policy: Intellectual Property, Privacy, and Freedom of Speech

All day event, HUB 250

April 27

The 19th Annual Russian, East European and Central Asian Studies Northwest Conference

10:00 AM, Thompson Hall

April 28

Aron Rodrigue

Sephardic Jewry and the Holocaust: The Future of the Field

7:30 PM, Kane 220

April 29

Sephardic Jewry and the Holocaust (Day 1)

All day event, Allen Library Petersen Room

Malia Fullerton, Gwen Ottinger, and Chris Wade

Biological Futures Colloquium: "What Counts as Consent?"

12:00 PM, Communications 202

Javier Rioyo

Lorca, asi que pasen 100 anos

3:30 PM, Communications 120

Fred Donner

How Ecumenical Was Early Islam?

7:00 PM, Kane 210

April 30

Sephardic Jewry and the Holocaust (Day 2)

All day event, Allen Library Petersen Room

Gabriel Schivone

Concrete Connections: Resisting the U.S.-Israeli Border-Settler Spectrum

6:30 PM, Savery 260

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