Anthropology and History Brown Bags, Omohundro Talks, and other events
Please feel free to add events or email Patrick Johnson with events to add
Thursday, October 15th 2015: 6 PM SWEM Pizza & Data management
Tuesday, October 20: 5:30-7 Career Center Grant/Fellowship Workshop for Anthropology, History, and American Studies Grad Students
Wednesday October 21: Anthropology Brown Bag Washington 101 at noon, Adam Barger, WM Senior Academic Technology Specialist: Overview of current academic technologies
Friday, October 23rd, 12pm-1:30pm: History Dept. Brown Bag Professor Trent Vinson’s discussion of his pre-circulated paper, “Toward the Beloved Community: Martin Luther King, Jr., Albert Luthuli and the Making of the Global Anti-Apartheid Movement”
Friday, October 23rd, 2-4 PM Anthropology Department Homecoming Reception
Tuesday, October 27, 2015: 7 PM Omohundro Talk pre-circulated paper “There’s No Such Thing as ‘Pre-history’: What Chaco, Cahokia, and the Continent’s Longue Durée Can Tell Us about Colonial America?” Julianna Barr, Duke University
Wednesday, November 4: noon College Apartments 5 American Studies Brown Bag, Pedro Cruz Freire, PhD Student in Art and Architectural History at University of Seville, “Cuba and Florida: Guardians of the Spanish Empire in the Gulf of Mexico.”
Friday, November 6th, 1:30pm-3pm: History Dept. Brown Bag Visiting Professor Emily Gioielli’s mock job talk, title TBD
Tuesday, November 10, 2015: 7 PM Omohundro Talk Jessica Parr, University of New Hampshire
Wednesday November 11: Anthropology Brown Bag noon Washington 101, Anthropology Graduate Student Grant Workshop
Friday, November 13th, 12pm-1:30pm: History Dept. Brown Bag Professor Kathrin Levitan’s paper presentation, “‘I Expect the Ship to Sail every Day’: Convicts and the Post in Nineteenth-Century Britain and Australia.”
Wednesday November 18: Anthropology Brown Bag noon Washington 101, Matthew Abel, Anthropology Honors Program “Cultivated spaces: urban farming and neighborhood change”
Friday, November 20th, 2pm-3:30pm: History Dept. Brown Bag Visiting Professor Dajeong Chung’s mock job talk, “The Invention of Humanitarian Food Relief, 1953-1962: UNICEF and CARE Milk Feeding Programs in South Korea.”