CAS Lectures & Events

Tuesday, November 5

• 5:00 PM Archaeolog Distinguished Lecture in honor of Norman Hammond

Wednesday, November 6

• 12:15 PM A View of Two Worlds: New Archaeological Discoveries at Copan and a Comparative Perspective on Early States in Mesoamerica and China

Thursday, November 7

• All Day the smuggler
• 4:00 PM "Historical Imagery, GIS, and Lost Landscapes of Early China and Korea," lecture by Mark Byington

Friday, November 8

• 5:45 PM Living Quechua: A Conversation with Andean Language Activists

Saturday, November 9

• 9:00 AM Classical Studies Graduate Student Conference
• 9:00 AM Classical Studies Graduate Student Conference

Monday, November 11

• 4:00 PM Linguistics Colloquium - Harold Torrence

Tuesday, November 12

• All Day Embroiderers of Memory: Historical memory of women of El Salvador
• 5:00 PM Undergradaute Reception: Greece V. Rome!
• 6:00 PM Study Abroad Night

Wednesday, November 13

• 4:00 PM Sarah Derbew: The Study Group on Religion and Myth in the Ancient World Lecture Series
• 4:00 PM Sarah Derbew: The Study Group on Religion and Myth in the Ancient World Lecture Series
• 6:30 PM Professor Perspectives: A Look at Transitional Justice

Thursday, November 14

• 4:30 PM Taiwan Forum: Epistemic Machines for the Cold War: Computing Economic Planning Projects in Cold War Taiwan, 1959-1968

Friday, November 15

• 1:00 PM Identity, Individuality & Kinds in Biology
• 5:00 PM The Radical 'Possibilities' of Black Studies

Monday, November 18

• 4:00 PM Nykki Nowbahar (PhD candidate, Rutgers)

Tuesday, November 19

• 5:00 PM Reading and Conversation: HIroko Oyamada and David Boyd

Friday, November 22

• 5:00 PM Incubating the Mirror

Tuesday, November 26

• 5:30 PM Silber Symphonic Organ Tour

Monday, December 2

• 6:00 PM Howard Zinn Memorial Lecture

Wednesday, December 11

• 10:30 PM Midnight Breakfast 2019

Tuesday, January 28

• 5:30 PM Transfer Welcome (Back) Reception

Wednesday, January 29

• 4:00 PM Rhetoric and Reality: Women Voters Since Suffrage