Community Conversations: 2016 Presidential Race Election Debrief
Wednesday, Nov. 9th, 4:30 pm., Cole Memorial Chapel
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Faculty Lunch Talks presented by James Byrne
Presented by James Byrne, Visiting Assist. Prof., English on Thursday, Nov. 10th at 12:30 pm in PDR.
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Explore Native American Literature
November is Native American Heritage Month.
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New Course for Spring 2017 Anth 298: “Environmental Anthropology: Ecology, Politics, and Culture”
Professor Josh MacLeod will be offering a new course this Spring, focusing on contemporary ecological issues from a social scientific perspective. Topics including: climate change,…
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Public opinion and the future of the EU
Professor Westfall provides empirical support for the argument that the future of the European Union is associated with its adoption of cosmopolitan values.
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Community Conversations: Writing About Racism Past and Present
Join Professors Campana, Foley, Lebduska and Sarhan for a Community Conversations workshop that invites participants to write about and discuss recent and historic images of…
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No one’s a smoker, but everyone smokes: Recent trends in college smoking
Michael Berg, Prof., Psych., presents research on behavioral differences between those who do and do not identify as smokers and a discussion on campus smoking…
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Make & Sip
October 27, 2016 Come to the gallery for a fun mid-semester break! We will have a short discussion about the current exhibition: Judy Pfaff: Drawings…
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Gallery Coffeehouse
November 4, 2016 Join us for the gallery’s first coffeehouse event. Don’t miss great opportunity to see Judy Pfaff: Drawings Thick and Thin before it…
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The first Latino disenfranchisement: race, ethnicity, and determining the boundaries of citizenship in the USA
Assoc. Prof. John Bezis-Selfa, Hist., explores Latinos struggles for citizenship and for voting rights during this period–and how their struggles inform our understanding of what…
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Open Access Week 2016
The global event to promote free, immediate, online access to research is now in its tenth year.
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Alumnus Publishes Article
Gabriel White ’15 analyzes what the future holds for Germany’s Bundeswehr.
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