New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2019. 

• Dr. Anastasia Todd (Gender and Women's Studies): "Cripping Affect, Affectively Crip: National Imaginaries of Disability and Gender
• Dr. Nick Lally (Geography): "Mapping Imaginaries" 
• Dr. Lindsay Shade (Community and Leadership Development): "Extraction, Inequality, and the Politics of Illegibility" 
• Dr. Sheila Jelen (Hebrew and Judaic Studies): "Israeli Cracow Ghetto Interviews in a Post-Zionist Moment"
• Dr. Kevin McGowan (Linguistics): "Social Expectation, Bias, and Speech Perception" 
• Dr. Jen Jack Gieseking (Geography): "Constructing a Lesbian-Queer Production of Space in Constellations"

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2016.

January 28th, 2016:

• Dr. Rachel Farr (Psychology): "Current and Future Research Directions in Studying Adoptive Families With Lesbian and Gay Parents."
• Dr. Charlie Yi Zhang (GWS): "China in Transition - Queering the Intersectional Logic of Neoliberalization."
• Dr. Joshua Abboud (WRD): "Screened Events: The Visuality of Disasters."

February 19th, 2016:

• Dr. Christal Badour (Psychology): "Embracing Multifinality in Understanding Responses to Psychological Trauma."
• Dr. Chamara Kwakye (African American and Africana Studies, GWS): "Feminist Theory in Praxis: The Making of SOLHOT Lex."
• Dr. Kim Miller-Spillman (Merchandising, Apparel, and Textiles): "Dress and the Public, Private and Secret Self Model."

March 10th, 2016:

• Dr. Carolyn Finney (Geography):
• Dr. Emily Shortslef (English): "Shakespeare and the Drama of Complaint."
• Dr. Melissa Stein (GWS):

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2014

Tuesday, April 29th, 2014: 12:00- 1:30 p.m. POT 245.

• Melissa Adler (Library Science)
• DaMaris Hill (English and AAAS): "Willows of the Spring: An Excerpt and Discussion."

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2013

Monday, February 18th, 2013:  POT 1045

• Ed Morris (Sociology): "Too Cool for School: An Intersectional Approach to Educational Achievement and Resistance."
• Will Gervais (Psychology)
  
   

Wednesday, March 19th, 2013: POT 1143

• Carol Mason (Gender and Women's Studies): "Queer Designs: Bruce Goff and Cold War Homophobia."
• Abby Cordova (Political Science)
  
   

Wednesday, April 17th, 2013: POT 245

•   Brian McNely (Writing, Rhetoric and Digital Media): "Everyday Writing and Rhetorics (Through the People + Things Constituting/Constituted by Them)."
•   Francis Musoni (History): "Crossing Shifting Boundaries."

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2012

• Jeremy Crampton (Geography): “Maps and the Production of Geographical Intelligence (GEOINT).”
• Peter Kalliney (English): “Modernism and the Emergence of Postcolonial Literature.”
• Ioana Larco (MCL): “Male Identity in Autobiographies by Italian Women Writers (Interwar period): Ada Negri (1870-1945).” 

Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2012: 12-1:30, POT 245

• Carmen Martinez Novo (Anthropology): “The New Post-Neoliberal Left in Latin America and Ethnic Politics;"
• Kristin Monroe (Anthropology): “Space, Mobility, and Public Culture in Beirut;”
• Stefan Bird Pollan (Philosophy): “Self-Constitution and Critique from Hegel to Fanon." 

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2011

March 22, 2011, 11:00am-1:00pm, POT 1045

• Denise Ho (History): "Antiquity in Revolution: Cultural Relics in Twentieth-Century Shanghai."
• Mariana Amato (Hispanic Studies): "Figures of the animal and the flesh in Latin American literature: a biopolitical perspective."
• Lauren L. Kientz, (History): “Growth and Identity of Individuals in African American Intellectual History.”

February 21, 2011, 11:00am-1:00pm, POT 245.

• Akiko Takanaka (History): "War and Memory in the Modern and Contemporary World."
• Jacqueline Couti (MCL): "Writing the (Black) Female Body: An Archaeology of Embodiment."
• Jennifer Goodlander (College of FA-Theater): "Gender and Tradition in Balinese Performance."

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2009

January 22, 2009, 12:30-2:00, Patterson Office Tower, 18th floor, Room F&G

• Rynetta Davis (Department of English)
• Joe O’Neil (MCL): "Insolvent Sovereigns: J.W. von Goethe and Carl Schmitt on the Credit Crisis."

February 19, 2009, 12:30-2:00, Patterson Office Tower, 18th floor, Room F&G

• Arnold Farr (Department of Philosophy)
• Michael Trask (Department of English)

March 12, 2009, 12:30-2:00, Patterson Office Tower, 18th floor, Room F&G

• Erin Koch (Department of Anthropology)
• Jeremy Popkin (Department of History): "Abolishing Slavery in the French Revolution: Saint-Domingue, 1793, France 1794"

April 16, 2009, 12:30-2:00, POT 245

• Liang Luo (Department of Modern and Classical Languages)
• Patricia Ehrkamp (Department of Geography)

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2008

February 20, 2008, 12:00-1:30, Patterson Office Tower, 18th floor, Rooms F & G

• Cristina Alcalde (Gender and Women’s Studies and Anthropology): "Place, Race, and Resistance in Experiences of Intimate Violence among Women in Peru and Latinas in the U.S.
• Marion Rust (English): “Appropriations: How 20th-Century Historians Make Early American Women their Own.”

February 27, 2008, 12:00-1:30, Patterson Office Tower, 18th floor, Rooms F & G

• Morgan Robertson (Geography): "Valuing Nature and the Nature of Value.”
• Lucinda Ramberg, (Gender and Women’s Studies and Anthropology): “The Gift in Theory and Other Queer Matters.”

March 5, 2008, 12:00-1:30, POT 245

• Hang Nguyen (History): "The Vietnam War: New Approaches, New Documents, New History."
• Diane King (Anthropology): “Kurdish Americophiles: Love for America as Critique of the Modern State."

April 9 2008, 12:00-1:30, Patterson Office Tower, 18th floor, Rooms F & G

• Srimati Basu (Gender and Women’s Studies and Anthropology):  "Playing off Courts: The Negotiation of Divorce and Violence in Plural Legal Settings in Kolka."
• Emily Burrill (History): “Domestic Violence and the Law in Africa: Historical and Contemporary Perspectives.”

New Affiliate Presentations, Spring 2007

Talks held in POT, Rooms F&G, 18th Floor.  All presentations run from noon until 1 unless otherwise stated.

February 21, 2007

• Pearl James (English):  "The Greatest War You Never Saw."

February 28, 2007

• Patricia Ehrkamp (Geography):  “Immigration Studies and the Dilemma of the ‘Host Society.'"

March 7, 2007

• David LaCroix (English):  “Traditions of Temporality and Agency in African American Literature.”

March 21, 2007

• Rusty Barrett (Linguistics): "The Linguistic Construction of Identity Categories."

March 28, 2007

• Leon Sachs (MCL):  "Reading like a (French) Republican:  Scientific Education and Literary Didacticism in fin-de-siecle France"

April 4, 2007

• Michael Samers (Geography):  "Situating Islamic Banking, Decentring Political Economy."

April 11, 2007

• Peter Kalliney (English): "Transatlantic Modernism and the Emergence of Postcolonial Literature.”

April 25, 2007

• Andrew Wood (Geography): "Globalization and Urban Politics."