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Cultural Studies Praxis Collective

Danny Hoffman, Everyday Political (2005)
Overview

The Cultural Studies Praxis Collective (CSPC) is a multi-year collaboration of academic faculty and staff at UW Bothell, UW Seattle, and Cascadia Community College. CSPC members seek to develop creative, critical, and collaborative forms of cultural work across diverse communities and sites.

Long-term CSPC goals are to generate and disseminate new research on the multiple locations of the humanities, to initiate and institutionalize curricular innovation across the three campuses, and to build and develop arts and cultural pathways for community-based research and teaching.

CSPC members pursue these goals by working with a wide variety of organizations and projects, including the Master of Arts in Cultural Studies at UW Bothell and the Institute on the Public Humanities for Doctoral Students at UW Seattle.

Download a roster of CSPC activities including publications, public presentations, roundtables, courses, workshops, and other initiatives.

ORCA site for collective members

CSPC Website 2006-2007

New Formations of Cultural Studies Events

This series of public events focuses on research projects that link interpretive, ethnographic, and performance-based methods; develop and disseminate models for collaborative, engaged cultural studies research; and promote social and institutional transformation. The CSPC is also preparing a collection of writings by and interviews with their invited speakers, under the title of the series. • Events: Autumn 2007 | Winter 2008 | Spring 2008

Spring 2008: Youth Culture, Intergroup Dialogue, and Community Theater

Sonja Kuftinec (Theatre History and Literature, University of Minnesota) • Download E-Flyer

"Theatrical Facilitation in the Balkans and Middle East"

Thursday, April 24, 6:30-8:30 pm
North Creek Events Center, UW Bothell
Reception to follow | Directions

Winter 2008: Ethnography, Text, and Performance

E. Patrick Johnson (Performance Studies, Northwestern University) • Download E-flyer

Performance: "Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South Tell the Tales"

Wednesday, February 27, 6:30-8:30 pm
North Creek Events Center, UW Bothell
Reception to follow | Directions

Lecture: "Performance as Method: Ethnography, Cultural Studies, and Performance Praxis"

Thursday, February 28, 3:30-5:30 pm
Communications 226, UW Seattle
Reception to follow | Directions


Autumn 2007: Media Policy, Cultural Research, and Community Engagement

Ien Ang (Centre for Cultural Research, University of Western Sydney) • Download E-flyer

"Nation, Media, Multiculturalism: Policy and Practice"

Thursday, November 1, 3:30-5:30 pm
Communications 226, UW Seattle
Reception to follow


Collective Members

Bruce Burgett (Co-Director)  •  Kanta Kochhar-Lindgren (Co-Director) •  Miriam Bartha  • Andreas Brockhaus •  Diane Douglas  •  Brian Ganter •  Michael Gillespie •  Danny Hoffman •  Amanda Hornby •  Craig Jeffrey •  Gray Kochhar-Lindgren •  Bruce Kochis •  Ron Krabill •  Sarah Leadley •  Jared Leising •  Kari Lerum •  Nader Nazemi •  David Ortiz •   Debora Barrera Pontillo •  Becky Rosenberg •  Amanda Swarr •  Elizabeth Thomas

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