Events
Lectures (February 21 through March 6)
Thursday, February 21
- 1:00 PM By Land and By Sea: China’s Belt and Road in Europe
- 3:30 PM Tech News & Tech PR: It's not just tech anymore
- 4:00 PM Moving On: Reconstruction & Reconciliation in Post-Genocide Rwanda
- 5:00 PM Scripture & Arts Lecture: "Alef is for Allah"
Friday, February 22
Monday, February 25
- 12:00 PM Sociology Department Seminar: Down Out and Under Arrest: How Policing Shapes Everyday Life in Urban Poor Communities
- Sociology Department Seminar: Down Out and Under Arrest: How Policing Shapes Everyday Life in Urban Poor Communities
- 12:15 PM Walter Rodney Lecture Series
- 5:30 PM Opioid Epidemic and Harm Reduction: Social Work, Public Health, and Emergency Services Approaches
Tuesday, February 26
- 12:00 PM BUWG Lunch & Learn: What We Need to Know about Children of Incarcerated Parents and Why We Should Care
- 4:00 PM Madness in Jacobean England: The Asylum and the Playhouse A Lecture by Pascale Drouet
Wednesday, February 27
- 12:00 PM Microbial Pathogenesis & Immunology Seminar: Stefan Sarafianos, Ph.D., Emory University
- 2:00 PM Current Topics Seminar – Sheila Collins, Ph.D.
- 3:00 PM Mind and Morality Lab Talk
- 4:00 PM The American City: Promoting Inclusion or Sowing Division?
- 6:00 PM CPHS- Silas Peirce Lecture
Thursday, February 28
- 11:00 AM CISE Seminar: Urbashi Mitra, University of Southern California
- 4:00 PM Protectors of Pluralism: Christian Minorities and the Rescue of Jews in the Low Countries during the Holocaust - A Lecture by Robert Braun
- 5:00 PM Off to the Races: The 2020 Presidential Primary Field
Friday, March 1
Monday, March 4
- 11:00 AM Robin DiAngelo: What Does It Mean to Be White?
- Robin DiAngelo: What Does It Mean to Be White?
- 12:00 PM Sociology Department Seminar: Twitter Wars & Culture Wars: Teens, Tolerance and the Anti-Bullying Era.
- 6:30 PM In Between, A One-Man Show Written and Performed by Ibrahim Miari