As the final colloquium of the winter semester we will have the honor to hear from Professor Greg Stallings of the Spanish Department. The colloquium that Professor Stallings will give is entitled “Material Spirit: Religion and Literature Intranscendent”. April 6, 3:00-4:00pm, JFSB 4010.
Annual Symposium
Christopher Newfield (English Department, University of California Santa Barbara) and Robert V. Bullough( BYU School of Education) will be the speakers of this year’s Winter Symposium
WSTAR Talk and Humanities Center Colloquium
Nancy Armstrong, the Gilbert, Louis, and Edward Lehrman Professor of English at Duke and also editor of the prominent journal Novel: A Forum on Fiction. Her talk is entitled, “Bio-Political Jane Eyre”. Wednesday , March 19, 12pm, JFSB 4186/88.
Colloquium Series: Nancy Armstrong (English Department, Duke University)
Nancy Armstrong is the Gilbert, Louis, and Edward Lehrman Professor of English at Duke University and we are honored to have her visit as a guest lecturer. The title of the colloquium that Professor Armstrong will teach is “Desire and Domestic Fiction and its Afterlife”. March 19, time and location TBD.
WSTAR Workshop
Friday March 14 4-5pm 4010 JFSB Judith Grant, Professor of Political Science at Ohio University will talk about the current state of Women’s Studies
AMRG Workshop
We are honored to have Wai Chee Dimock give a workshop the 14th of March. Friday, March 14, 4:00-5:30 pm, 4188 JFSB.
Colloquium Series (AMRG): Wai Chee Dimock
Wai Chee Dimock (English Department, Yale University), “What is ‘Weak Theory’?”. March 14, 4186-4188, 11pm
WSTAR Workshop
Thursday March 13 4-5:15PM 4010 JFSB Judith Grant, Professor of Political Science at Ohio University will talk about her current research
WSTAR Workshop
Wednesday March 12 5-6:15PM 2114 JFSB Judith Grant, Professor of Political Science at Ohio University will talk about her work, Fundamental Feminism.
Colloquium Series: Leslee Thorne-Murphy and Frank Christianson
Leslee Thorne-Murphy and Frank Christianson (English), “Philanthropy, Civil Society, and Public Humanities.” February 27, 3:00-4:00pm, 4010 JFSB.