23rd Annual Public Lecture Series: Social Theory
Title: "America’s Exhibit A: Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Living History and the Genres of Authenticity"
Feb. 25, 2011: Professor Roy Baumeister, Frances Eppes Eminent Scholar, Department of Psychology, Florida State University
23rd Annual Public Lecture Series: Social Theory
Title: "America’s Exhibit A: Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Living History and the Genres of Authenticity"
Feb. 25, 2011: Professor Roy Baumeister, Frances Eppes Eminent Scholar, Department of Psychology, Florida State University
23rd Annual Public Lecture Series: Social Theory
Title: "America’s Exhibit A: Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Living History and the Genres of Authenticity"
Feb. 25, 2011: Professor Roy Baumeister, Frances Eppes Eminent Scholar, Department of Psychology, Florida State University
The Committee on Social Theory held a conference on October 14, 2011 in West End Room in Patterson Office Tower
Jennifer Cramer is a sociolinguist specializing in Kentucky dialects. Her current research utilizes students from all around the Commonwealth.
This podcast was produced by Cheyenne Hohman.
Arnold Farr is UK Martin Luther King Jr. Cultural Center's Scholar-in-Residence
The Committee on Social Theory Spring 2011 Lectures April 22, 2011: Professor Terry Castle, Walter A. Haas Professor of Humanities, Department of English, Stanford University "Return of the Living Professors: Writing 'Academically,' Writing Personally"
The Committee on Social Theory Spring 2011 Lectures April 22, 2011: Professor Terry Castle, Walter A. Haas Professor of Humanities, Department of English, Stanford University "Return of the Living Professors: Writing 'Academically,' Writing Personally"
The Committee on Social Theory Spring 2011 Lectures April 22, 2011: Professor Terry Castle, Walter A. Haas Professor of Humanities, Department of English, Stanford University "Return of the Living Professors: Writing 'Academically,' Writing Personally"
Course Requirements for the Certificate:
Graduate Students participating in Committee activities have the opportunity to earn a Graduate Certificate in Social Theory. This Certificate offers students systematic multidisciplinary training in social theory. It augments, and is pursued concurrently with, the regular M.A and Ph.D. degree programs of participating departments. To receive the certificate, a student must take three courses:
