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2020–21

Summer 2021

• June 30:

Spring 2021

• February 9:
• February 18: The ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Common Reader with Robert Jones Jr.
• February 22: The Fight for Free Speech: The First Amendment in a Transforming Media Space with Ian Rosenberg
• February 22:
• February 23:
• February 24:
• March 2:
• March 5:
• March 8:
• March 9:
• March 15:
• March 18: A Conversation with Activist and Professor of Philosophy at University of Beunos Aires Blas Radi
• March 21:
• March 23:
• March 25:
• April 5: Culturally Responsive and Creative Activities for Working with Diverse Families with Zakiyyah Abdul-Mateen LCSW
• April 6: When the Oppressed Become the Oppressor with Dr. Alfonso Ferguson
• April 6:
• April 6: Guest Speaker on Marketing with Terry-Ann Phillips
• April 7:
• April 9:
• April 13:
• April 19:
• April 19:
• April 20:
• April 21:
• April 22:
• April 28:
• April 28:
• May 5:
• May 12:

Fall 2020

• September 3: Classical Dance and Race with Delores Brown Abelson
• September 21–25:
• September 22: with Kobie Colemon
• October 2: Creating an Anti-Racist, Inclusive Curriculum with Trevor Ngwane
• October 8: with Cord Whitaker
• October 20: On Science, Privilege, and Inequality with Jennifer Adams
• October 21: M.F.A.
• October 27: How We Go Home: Voices From Indigenous North America with Sara Sinclair
• October 28:
• November 5: Leading While Black: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Black Male School Leaders with Dr. Phillip Smith
• November 9: Racial Disparities in NYC Schools with David Bloomfield
• November 10: Expanding Byzantium: Displaying Arts of Africa in The Met’s Byzantine galleries with Andrea Achi
• November 11: Afro-Latinx Representation in Children’s Literature with Eric Velasquez
• November 12: LGBTQ and Black Indigenous People of Color (BIPOC) and their challenges in counseling with Florence Saint-Jean
• November 18: M.F.A. Intergenre Reading Series with Rabih Alameddine and John Keene (pdf)
• November 16 and 18: Workshop on Poetry and Technology with Samiya Bashir
• November 18: Integrating Computer Science and Literacy for Emergent Bilinguals with Sara Vogel
• November 19: Racecraft in the Odyssey and Argonautica with Jackie Murray
• November 20: Seminar in Museum Techniques with Braden Paynter
• November 20: Who Owns the Past? Decolonizing Archeology with Dr. Nicholas Laluk
• November 24: Colonial Theft and Indigenous Resistance in the Kleptocene with Kyle Keeler
• November 26: Leading While Black and Male: Exploring the Lived Experiences of Black Male School Leaders with Phillip Smith
• December 1: The Construction of Language Learning Disorders in School-Age African American Children: The Role of Implicit Bias with Dr. Cecelia Davison
• December 2: The Language & Art of Caribbean Dance with Sekou McMiller
• December 3: Not Even Past: Salvation History in the Philosophy and Theology of Race with Sameer Yadav

2019–20

Spring 2020

• February 19: with
• February 20:
• February 27: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group—Recovering the Sacred: The Power of Naming and Claiming (LaDuke, 2005)
• February 27: (link) with Laurence Bond
• March 1:
• March 3:
• March 3: (link) with Jillian Stinchcomb
• March 5: with author Hugh Ryan
• March 11: with Samantha Rose Hill
• March 11:

Fall 2019

• September 16: with Andrew Meyer
• September 17: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group—Our History Is the Future (Estes, 2019)
• October 3: A Conversation With Salsa Soul Sisters
• October 3: with Jaskiran Dhillon
• October 3: with Sara Dant and Dan Flores
• October 10:
• October 10: with Pedro Enquirez
• October 17:
• October 17: with Greg Grandin—Frederic Ewen Lecture on Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom
• October 22: —Kurz Chair Public Lecture Series
• October 22: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group—Our History Is the Future (Estes, 2019)
• October 23:
• October 24: with John W. Franklin and Steven Hahn, followed by a Freedom Concert
• November 4: Salsa Soul Sisters Exhibit Closing Reception
• November 4: with Stephen Spencer
• November 6: with Ray Allen
• November 15:
• November 19: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group—Our History Is the Future (Estes, 2019)
• November 19: with Paisley Currah
• November 20:
• December 3: with Martin Elsky
• December 9:
• December 10: with author Richard Bell
• December 12: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group—Our History Is the Future (Estes, 2019)

2018–19

Spring 2019

• February 21: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group
• February 27:
• *canceled March 4: UndocuAlly, a training session for faculty and staff (pdf)
• March 5: UndocuAlly, a training session for faculty and staff (pdf)
• March 5:
• March 7:
• March 12: , reception to follow celebrating 10th Anniversary of the minor in LGBTQ Studies
• March 12: with journalist Joe Strupp
• March 13:
• March 18–22:
• March 18: Immigrants of New York City
• March 19: What Else Can You Do with a Humanities Degree?
• March 19: Decolonizing Education
• March 19:
• March 20: Decolonizing the Imagination: Creatively Writing Sovereign States of Mind
• March 20:
• March 21: Writing the U.S.-Mexico Border: Tearing Down the Wall—Robert L. Hess Memorial Lecture
• April 3: Trans Literacy Workshop
• April 4: Zipporah’s Pout: Temporality and the Emotional Life of (Jewish) Images
• April 8: The Annual Frances Haidt Lecture— with Samuel Kassow and a screening of
• April 8:
• April 9: LGBTQIA+ Mentors’ Luncheon with keynote address by Victoria Cruz, registration required
• April 9:
• April 11: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group
• April 11: Screening of
• April 11: The Medieval/Early Modern Divide: Along the Franco-Spanish Conversion & the Paper Economy
• April 11:
• April 17:
• May 1: with Thodoris Gonis
• May 9: The Robert Viscusi Faculty Reading Group

Fall 2018

• September 13:
• September 24: —Harlem Nocturne led by Robyn Spencer
• October 1:
• October 15: —Harlem Nocturne led by Robyn Spencer
• October 16:
• October 24:
• October 25: with Joanna Michlic
• October 29: Music in Polycultural America Series—
• October 31: with Ricardo A. Herrera
• November 1:
• November 12: —Harlem Nocturne led by Robyn Spencer
• November 13:
• November 15:
• November 27: The Shirley Chisholm Project on Women’s Activism—Two Events Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Shirley Chisholm’s Election to Congress (pdf)
• November 28:
• November 29:
• December 4: , a Frederic Ewen Lecture on Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom
• December 9:
• December 10: —Harlem Nocturne led by Robyn Spencer
• December 11:

2017–18

Spring 2018

• January 30: with Hans-Joerg Tiede
• February 14: Black History Faculty Lecture Series:
• February 21: Black History Faculty Lecture Series:
• February 26: Black History Faculty Lecture Series:
• February 26: Black History Faculty Lecture Series:
• February 27:
• February 27:
• February 28:
• March 6: with Professor Emerita Barbara Winslow
• March 8: with Professor Sara Reguer
• March 15:
• March 21: Kurz Lecture on Constitutional Rights:
• March 22: with Mrinalini Sinha
• March 28:
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  • March 27: Politics of Immigration in U.S. Today
  • March 27: TransHispaniola: Listening to Caribbean Women’s Stories
  • March 28: Narrating Our Lives
  • March 28: A Right to Be Here: Race, Immigration, and My Third Culture Kids with Edwidge Danticat
  • March 29: Creating Dangerously: The Immigrant Artist at Work
• April 10: with Ed Rugemer
• April 12: with Francesca Trivellato
• April 17:
• April 17: with Marc Michael Epstein
• April 18: Islam and Pluralism: Lessons from a Lost Heritage with Mustafa Akyol
• April 19: Shut up in Darkness: Exposing Slavery and Injustice in Religious Texts (pdf) with Ronald Charles and Brian Sowers
• April 24: Eliana Ortega on Latin/a American Feminism
• April 25: with Alan Stewart
• April 25:

Fall 2017

• September 14:
• September 18:
• September 19: Situating Women in the History of Partition in South Asia, With Professor Sekhar Bandyopadhyay
• October 5:
• October 18:
• October 18:
• October 19: with Rabbi Michael Lerner
• October 19: Ernestine Rose: International Feminist Pioneer:
  The Rabbi’s Atheist Daughter, With Professor Emerita Bonnie Anderson
• October 25:
• November 3-November 4:
• November 6: with Jeremy Popkins
• November 9:
• November 13:
• November 14: Labor in the Family: Theoretical Perspectives From Early Chinese Feminism, With Professor Rebecca Karl
• November 14:
• November 15: M.F.A. Intergenre Reading Series with Eleanor Henderson and Rosa Alcala
• November 16: Wolfe Fellowship presentation with Daniel Campos
• November 30: New Lights on Women Suffragists, With Professor Emerita Barbara Winslow

2016–17

Spring 2017

• February 22: with Josefína Báez
• February 28: (pdf)
• March 9:
• March 8–10:
• March 15:
  
  • March 13: Real Boroughs: From Harlem to ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï
  • March 14: On Being Real: Authenticity and Sincerity
  • March 14: Creating Anthroman
  • March 14: Israel in Africa: Black Jews in an African Context
  • March 15: Robert L. Hess Memorial Lecture by Dean John L. Jackson, Jr.
  • March 16: Harlem: Giuliani, Bloomberg, to DeBlasio?
  • March 16: Race, Class, & Gender: Intersectionality in Urban America
  • March 16: Political Correctness in the Classroom?
• March 23: , an interdisciplinary symposium
• March 27: with Nina Berman
• March 27: with Yutaka Nakamura
• March 28:
• March 29: Latina Life Stories with Helena Maria Viramontes (pdf)
• April 24: Ronit and Jamil with author Pam Laskin
• April 25: Frances Haidt Lecture— with Michael Philip Davis
• April 26:
• May 19–May 20: , a Frederic Ewen Lecture Series on Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom

Fall 2016

• September 27:
• October 7–8:
• October 20:
• October 24:
• October 25: : A Conversation with New York Times bestselling author Adam Gidwitz
• October 26:
• October 27:
• October 31: Herbert Kurz Chair of Constitutional Rights:
• November 2:
• November 3:
• November 14:
• November 16:
• November 22:, with Clarence Taylor
• December 1:
• December 4:
• December 5:
• December 8: with Nicolas Lira

2015–16

Spring 2016

• February 8:
• February 11:
• February 22: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by Katie Rose Hejtmanek
• February 23:
• March 3: documentary screening
• March 7: film screening
• March 8:
• March 9:
• March 14:
• March 14: film screening
• March 14:
• March 15:
• March 15:
• March 16:
• March 16:
• March 17:
• March 17:
• March 17:
• March 21:
• March 21: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by Katie Rose Hejtmanek
• March 21:
• March 22: , Frederic Ewen Lecture in Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom
• April 4: , with documentarian Miguel Macias
• April 5: ,
• April 6:
• April 11: , with Matthew Burgess
• April 12:
• April 14:
• April 18: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by Katie Rose Hejtmanek
• April 19: , with Carol Silverman
• April 20:
• May 4: with Sinan Antoon
• May 5: , with Rafael Medoff
• May 5:
• May 9: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by Katie Rose Hejtmanek

Fall 2015

• September 29: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Digital Humanities Working Group
• September 30:
• October 8: Art Exhibit Opening Reception
• October 15: , a Frederic Ewen Lecture in Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom
• October 20: with Ginger Adams Otis
• October 20: with documentarian Irene Sosa
• October 21: with Katie Rose Hejtmanek
• October 21: with Laura van den Berg and Aaron Kunin
• October 26: , a panel by the Kurz Chair of Constitutional Rights
• October 26: with Marti Newland, soprano, and Magdalena Stern-Baczewska, piano
• October 27: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Digital Humanities Working Group
• November 4: , part two
• November 11: , featuring The Down Hill Strugglers with John Cohen
• November 17: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Digital Humanities Working Group
• November 18: with Tom Barbash and Jenny Schwartz
• November 19: with M.T. Anderson and David Waldstreicher
• November 23: with Samuel Torjman Thomas
• December 7: Spirituals as Art Songs with Marti Newland, soprano, and Magdalena Stern-Baczewska, piano
• December 15: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group led by ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Digital Humanities Working Group

2014–15

Spring 2015

• February 24: with Stephen Vider
• March 9: with Vanessa Perez Rosario
• March 16: with Zara Anishanslin
• March 19: Annual Frances Haidt Lecture Series— with David Berger
• March 19: with Alan Stewart
• March 23:
• March 23:
• March 23:
• March 23–26: with guest, Thomas Frank
• March 24:
• March 24:
• March 24:
• March 25:
• March 25:
• March 25:
• March 27:
• March 27:
• March 30: with Ed Morales
• March 30:
• March 30: with Gabrielle Civil
• April 2: with Evan Rapport
• April 20: with Jake Cohen
• April 20: Wolfe Fellowship Symposium— with Swapna Banerjee
• April 20:
• April 22:
• April 22: with Matthew Burgess
• April 22:
• May 5: with Chris Hedges
• May 7:
• May 7: with Denis Hamill, Joe Richman, and Zetta Elliott
• May 11: with Jennifer CJ Wilson

Fall 2014

• September 18: , with Jim Shultz
• September 29: , with Laura Silver
• October 16: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Andrew Arlig
• October 16: 2014 Martin and Syma Mendelsohn Lectureship in International Relations: , with Dr. Stephen Vasciannie
• October 16: , with Luigi Bonaffini
• October 20:
• October 22:
• October 23:
• October 29: , with Anat Maor
• October 29:
• November 4: Rediscovering the Player Piano Roll with Jeffrey Taylor
• November 6:
• November 6:
• November 12: Frederic Ewen Lecture in Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom—, with Dawn Nunziato
• November 13: Past, Present and the Future of Societies with Eric Sanderson
• November 17:
• November 18: with Katha Pollitt
• November 19:
• November 20: with Reverend Al Sharpton
• November 20: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Andrew Arlig
• November 20: with Aja Burrell Wood
• November 24: Jewish Jazz Middleman with Robert Cherry and Jennifer Griffith
• December 3: with Bernd Renner
• December 4: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Andrew Arlig
• December 4: with Liv Yarrow
• December 7:

2013–14

Spring 2014

• February 20: Poets on Poets, with
• February 24: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Lila Abu-Lughod’s Do Muslim Women Need Saving?, led by Moustafa Bayoumi
• February 25: , with Salamishah Tillet
• February 26: , with Elizabeth Wollman
• February 27: Poets on Poets, with
• March 3: Wolfe Fellowship Lecture Series— with Chris Ebert
• March 4: film screening followed by Q&A with Virginia Sanchez-Korrol
• March 12: , with Samuel G. Freedman
• March 12: Frederic Ewen Lecture on Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom, with David Lyon—
• March 13: Frederic Ewen Lecture on Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom, with David Lyon—
• March 17: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Lila Abu-Lughod’s Do Muslim Women Need Saving?, led by Moustafa Bayoumi
• March 19:
• March 19:
• March 31: with Ilan Stavans
• March 31: , with Ilan Stavans
• April 1: , with Ilan Stavans and William Childers
• April 1: Ilan Stavans presents the Frances Haidt Annual Memorial Lecture
• April 1:
• *Change in Location, April 2: , with Susana Aikin
• April 3: , with Miryam Segal
• April 7: , with Najla Said
• April 7:
• April 7: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Lila Abu-Lughod’s Do Muslim Women Need Saving?, led by Moustafa Bayoumi
• April 9: Wolfe Fellowship Lecture Series—, with Scott Dexter
• April 9:
• April 10: , with Tavia Nyong’o
• April 24: as part of the Frances Haidt Lecture Series
• April 30:
• April 30:
• May 5: Mr. Seymour Kaplan ’76—
• May 7: , with Dan Blake
• May 7:
• May 8: , with Brigid O’Keeffe and David Schur
• May 12: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Lila Abu-Lughod’s Do Muslim Women Need Saving?, led by Moustafa Bayoumi
• May 15: , with Anat Cohen, Arturo O’Farrill and the ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Jazz Ensemble

Fall 2013

• September 24: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Nicholas Mirzoeff’s The Right to Look, led by Joseph Entin and Mobina Hashmi
• September 29: M.F.A. Student Reading at Freddy’s Bar, 4–6 p.m.
• October 1:
• October 9: M.F.A. Student Reading at Freddy’s Bar, 4–6 p.m.
• October 16:
• October 16: , with novelist Helen Schulman and poet Anna Moschovakis
• October 21: , with Abdalla Hassan and Louis Fishman
• October 22: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Nicholas Mirzoeff’s The Right to Look, led by Joseph Entin and Mobina Hashmi
• October 23: , with Guthrie Ramsey
• October 31: , with Lou Asekoff on Robert Lowell
• November 5: Listen, Whitey! The Sound of Black Power, 1965–1975, with Pat Thomas
• November 7: , with Camille D’Arienzo and David Gibson
• November 11: , with Louis Fishman and Kumru Toktamis
• November 13: , by Dan Shore
• November 14: , with author Simone Cinotto
• November 19: , with Karen Lewis
• November 20: , with Michael Graves on James Wright
• November 20: , with Sibyl Kempson and Stephen O’Connor
• December 6–7:
• December 8: , with Elliott Holt, Ben Gassman and Ken Walker
• December 11: , with Graham Foust and Sarah Ruhl

2012–13

Spring 2013

• February 13: , with Alessandra Di Maio
• February 19: Frederic Ewen Lecture in Civil Liberties and Academic Freedom—, with Marjorie Heins
• February 20: , with Jim Periconi
• February 25: , with Spike Lee
• February 26: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Gotlib
• February 27:
• March 4: The 39th Konefsky Lecture: , with Glenn Greenwald
• March 6: , with Elliott Abrams
• March 14: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Gotlib
• March 18:
• March 18:
• March 19:
• March 19:
• March 20:
• March 20:
• March 20: , with Nicole Fleetwood
• March 20:
• March 20: , with Paul Auster, Siri Hustvedt, Ben Lerner and Leonard Lopate
• March 21:
• March 21:
• March 21: Robert L. Hess Memorial Lecture by Sean Wilentz—
• April 9: , with Alan Aja, Amy E. Hughes, Stephanie Jenson-Moulton, Karl Steel, Karen B. Stern and Justin Steinberg
• April 11: , with Jorge Arévalo Mateus
• April 11: , with Alan Mintz
• April 15: , with Rachel Adams
• April 18:
• April 18: Central ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Jazz Consortium’s Annual Jazz Festival, with Papo Vasquez
• April 23: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Gotlib
• April 24:
• May 2: , with Patrick Rivers and Will Fulton
• May 2: The 15th Charles Lawrence Lecture—
• May 6: Annie Lanzillotto Reads From
• May 9: The Peter Zaneteas Award Presents: , with Margalit Fox
• May 16: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Gotlib

Fall 2012

• September 20: , with Will Kaufman
• September 22: Welcome Back Woody: Guthrie Centennial Conference
• September 23: M.F.A. Student Reading at Sycamore
• October 4: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Law
• October 10: , with Annette Kolodny
• October 14: M.F.A. Student Reading at Sycamore
• October 17:
• October 25:
• October 25: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Law
• November 6:
• November 7:
• November 8: , with Norman Finkelstein and Karuna Mantena
• November 14:
• November 15: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Law
• November 19: Abracadabrant: Two Collaborations, with David Grubbs
• November 27: Shirley Chisholm Day:
• December 5: , with Aura Bogado, Lawrence Johnson, Louis Prisock and Alan Aja
• December 9: at Sycamore
• December 13: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group, led by Anna Law

2011–12

Spring 2012

• February 2:
• February 8:
• February 16: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group
• February 22:
• March 8:
• March 13:
• March 14:
• March 15: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group
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• March 20:
• March 22:
• March 28:
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• April 3:
• April 19:
• April 25:
• April 25:
• April 26: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group
• April 30:
• May 1:
• May 2:
• May 4:
• May 7:
• May 9:
• May 17: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group

Fall 2011

• September 15:
• September 22: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Nietzsche: Life as Literature, led by Samir Chopra
• October 3:
• October 5:
• October 6:
• October 11:
• October 12:
• October 13:
• October 20: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Nietzsche: Life as Literature, led by Samir Chopra
• October 26:
• October 27:
• November 2:
• November 2:
• November 9:
• November 10: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Nietzsche: Life as Literature, led by Samir Chopra
• November 10:
• November 15:
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• November 16:
• November 29:
• December 1:
• December 4:
• December 5:
• December 8: Interdisciplinary Faculty Study Group—Nietzsche: Life as Literature, led by Samir Chopra
• December 12:
• December 14:

2010–11

Spring 2011

• February 9:
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• March 8:
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Fall 2010

• September 8:
• September 15:
• September 20:
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• September 22: Ethyle R. Wolfe Memorial Service
• October 4: (A Wolfe Fellows Lecture)
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2007–10

Spring 2010

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• March 8–12:
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Fall 2009

• September 15:
• September 23:
• October 6:
• October 20:
• Louis Armstrong’s New Orleans
• October 21:
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• October 27:
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Spring 2009

• February 17, March 31, April 4 and 28:
• Konefsky Memorial Lecture: Racial Justice and Immigration
• February 18:
• February 18:
• Faculty Seminar, The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind
• February 25:
• March 9:
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• March 18:
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• March 24:
• Faculty Seminar, The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind
• March 31:
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Fall 2008

• September 9:
• Why We’re Liberals
• Antonia Pantoja: Presente!
• September 22:
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• ³§±ð±è³Ù±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý24: Faculty Study Group, Lyric Poetry: Roots of Lyric
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• October 15: An Evening of Piano Music With Ursula Oppens
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• ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï on My Mind: Election Left and Right
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• °¿³¦³Ù´Ç²ú±ð°ùÌý27:
• °¿³¦³Ù´Ç²ú±ð°ùÌý29:
• °¿³¦³Ù´Ç²ú±ð°ùÌý29: Faculty Study Group, Lyric Poetry: Lyric Voice
• November 3:
• Change or Maverick
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý12: Composer’s Forum Celebrating Morton Subotnik
• Encuentro, 2008
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý17:
• City of Disorder
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý17:
• Graduate Student Colloquium
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý19: Faculty Study Group, Lyric Poetry: Lyric Self
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý20:
• December 2:
• December 4: Sustainablility Group
• December 9: Salim Washington and Farah Jasmine Griffin
• ¶Ù±ð³¦±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý10: Faculy Study Group, Lyric Poetry: Lyric Word / Lyric World
• ¶Ù±ð³¦±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý15:

Spring 2008

• How Hot Will it Get
• January 31:
• Persuasion
• Darfur: Human Tragedy and the World’s Response
• February 19:
• February 20:
• February 20:
• February 26:
• ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï on My Mind
• March 3:
• March 5:
• March 5–May 1:
• The Obama Phenomena
• Covering Israel
• March 19:
• March 19, April 2 and 17, May 1:
• It Was Self Defense
• March 26:
• March 27:
• The Best Education Is Democratic
• March 31:
• Room at the Bottom or Spaces to Be Invaded?
• April 7:
• April 8:
• April 9:
• April 10:
• April 10:
• April 11:
• April 14:
• April 14:
• April 15:
• Ben Lerner
• April 30:
• The Constitution Comes Home
• ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï on My Mind
• May 6:
• There Will Be Blood
• Pizer Graduate Student Colloquium

Fall 2007

• October 4:
• °¿³¦³Ù´Ç²ú±ð°ùÌý11:
• Experiencing Palermo, Experiencing Resistance
• October 18 and 25, November 7, December 3:
• Temporarily Yours
• When and Why Did the Roman Empire End?
• Thomas Devaney
• ½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï on My Mind—½ñÈÕ³Ô¹Ï Memoirs
• Doormen: Undergraduates and Other Inexperienced Observers
• Day of Absence
• Tracking Us Softly
• November 7:
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý8:
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý12:
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý15:
• Memoir as Witness
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý15:
• ±·´Ç±¹±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý29:
• December 3:
• Banished: an American Ethnic Cleansing
• December 3 and 10:
• ¶Ù±ð³¦±ð³¾²ú±ð°ùÌý6:
• A Storytelling Workshop