Calendar

May 3

2013 MA in Policy Studies Graduate Research Conference (UW Bothell)

All day event, North Creek Events Center, UW Bothell

Alfredo Gonzalez Ruibal

Shadow Memories: The Archaeology of Civil War and Dictatorship in Spain

3:30 PM, Savery 264

Dr. Thomas Holcomb

Deaf Culture: An Obsolete Concept or a Timeless Solution For Deaf People?

6:30 PM, Kane 120

May 6

Roger Brent and Gaymon Bennett

Biological Futures Colloquium: "New Belmont"

12:00 PM, Communications 202

Joseph Horowitz

Charles Ives and the Fate and Future of American Music

1:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium

Larry Starr

Charles Ives and the Idea(l) of American Musical Community

6:30 PM, Meany West Lobby

Charles Ives Festival: Concert 1

7:30 PM, Meany Hall

May 7

William Sharp

Charles Ives and the American Parlor Song

3:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium

William Sharp

Voice master class

4:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium

Dolores Hayden

Green Fields and Growth Machines: Building American Suburbs, 1820-2000

6:30 PM, Kane 120

Geoffrey Block

Pre-concert talk

6:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium

The Guardian of the Past

7:00 PM, Communications 120

Charles Ives Festival: Concert 2

7:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium

May 8

Ari Kelman

A Misplaced Massacre: Struggling Over the Memory of Sand Creek

12:00 PM, Communications 202

John Beverley

Latin Americanism After 9/11: Reconsiderations

3:30 PM, Communications 202

MSGIG Meeting: Digital Humanities

3:30 PM, Communications 226

Charles Ives's Bequests to American Music

6:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium

Charles Ives Festival: Concert 3

7:30 PM, Brechemin Auditorium

May 9

Natan Meir

People of the Poorhouse: The Jewish Dispossessed in Eastern Europe

1:30 PM, HUB 238

Psychoanalysis & Politics GIG Reads Kristeva's Powers of Horror

2:00 PM, Communications 242

Lauren M.E. Goodlad

The Way We Historicize Now

3:30 PM, Communications 202

Corey Anton

Natural Guilt, Death Acceptance, and the Meaning of Transcendence

7:00 PM, Communications 210

Antonio Garcia de Leon

Son Jarocho and the Music of Mexico and the Caribbean

7:00 PM, School of Social Work, 305

Elaine Brown; Aaron Dixon; Jose "Cha-Cha" Jimenez; Carlos Munoz

Ethnic Identity & Political Power in the U.S.

7:00 PM, Kane 225

Jason Thompson

Edward William Lane: Egyptologist and Orientalist: A Biographical Perspective

7:00 PM, Smith 205

May 10

Laurie Block

The Work of Social Change: Generations of Disability Advocacy, 1820-1968

10:30 AM, HUB 250

2013 MA Cultural Studies (MACS) Graduate Research Conference - UW Bothell

All day event, North Creek Events Center - UW Bothell

Antonio Garcia de Le�n

Community Arts Activism and Scholarship

3:00 PM, School of Music Fishbowl

Michael Otsuka

How it Makes a Moral Difference that One is Worse Off than One Would Have Been

3:30 PM, Savery 264

AOKI: A Documentary Film by Ben Wang & Mike Cheng

7:00 PM, Smith 120

May 11

Antonio Garcia de Leon, Quetzal Flores, Cesar Castro, Carolina Sarmiento, Andres Flores, and others

Community Arts Encuentro and Fandango

1:00 PM, Casa Latina, 317 17th Ave S.

May 13

Devon Pena

The End of Food Sovereignty? AlterNative Autonomy and the Remaking of Value Theory

3:30 PM, Denny 401

May 14

Luke Bergmann, Geography

[Re-]Making Maps for Humanists and Interpretative Social Scientists

12:30 PM, Research Commons Presentation Place, Allen Library

Joel Walker

Splendid Adornment: Pearls and the Pearl Trade in the Sasanian and Early Islamic Middle East

3:30 PM, Smith 306

Beyond the Carceral State: Queer, Feminist, and Antiracist Critiques and Interventions

5:30 PM, UW Bothell, UW2 Commons

Anne Whiston Spirn

Restoring Mill Creek: Reflections on 26 Years of Action Research in an Inner-City Neighborhood

6:30 PM, Kane 110

Sally Haslanger

The Invisibility of Injustice: Where to Find it and How to Change It

7:00 PM, Kane 220

May 15

Brett Bowker and Thomas Lee Wright

The Long Ride Home

6:00 PM, Communications 120

Roger Lee

Sensational Economy? Ethics, Politics and Economic Geographies

7:00 PM, Kane 210

May 16

K. R. Mallesh and Bhargavi S. Rao

The Global Movement for Environmental Justice: A Forum

3:30 PM, Communications 226

Paula Amad

Cin-aereality: The Aerial Imprint in European Avant-Garde Cinema of the 1920s

4:00 PM, Communications 120

Pinkwashing: The Israeli Government�s Co-optation of LGBTQ Rights

6:00 PM, Savery 264

Kenneth Frampton

Kenneth Frampton: Critical Regionalism Revisited

6:30 PM, Architecture 147

Cuong Vu

Music of Today with Cuong Vu

7:00 PM, Henry Art Gallery

May 17

Gertrud Rosch (Distinguished Max Kade Visiting Professor, University of Washington; School of Modern Languages, University of Heidelberg)

Wozu Fakten? Uber Realitat in der Erzahlliteratur

1:30 PM, Denny 308

Jay Bal

The FBI Files: Artists Under Surveillance

1:30 PM, Hutchinson 154

Sally Haslanger

Social Structures and Social Change: What Can Moral Theory Do?

3:30 PM, Savery 260

Empires of Capital: Race across the Atlantic and the Pacific

9:00 AM, Allen Library Petersen Room

May 18

Empires of Capital: Race Across the Atlantic and the Pacific

9:00 AM, HUB 334

May 20

Steve Gardiner, Lauren Hartzell-Nichols, Wylie Burke, Kelly Edwards, and Alison Wylie

Biological Futures Colloquium: "Stewardship - Of What, By Whom, In Whose Interests?"

12:00 PM, Communications 202

Moon-ho Jung

Follow-up Microseminar to the Symposium, "Empires of Capital: Race Across the Atlantic and the Pacific" with Moon-ho Jung

4:00 PM, Communications 202

May 21

Matthew Sparke

Introducing Globalization: Ties, Tensions, and Uneven Integration

4:00 PM, Communications 202

May 23

Noenoe Silva & Jonathan Goldberg-Hiller (University of Hawaii), Kimberly Tallbear (University of California, Berkeley)

Borders of Kinship: Species/Race/Indigeneity

4:00 PM, Communications 120

May 24

Borderlands Graduate Student Coffee Hour

10:00 AM, Communications 202

THATCamp Epic Play Workshops

3:30 PM, Communications 202/204

May 25

THATCamp Epic Play

All day event, Communications 202/204

May 31

Four speakers

The First Majlis: NELC Graduate Program Symposium

12:30 PM, Communications 202

Pimone Triplett, Oliver de la Paz, Don Mee Choi, Arlene Kim

New Asian American Poetry: A Reading and Roundtable

3:30 PM, Communications 202

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