Events
Lectures (November 6 through November 17)
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
- Archaeology at Copan: A Comparative Perspective on Early States in Mesoamerica and China
- 4:30 PM Black Reparations: The ARC of Justice
Thursday, November 7
- 4:00 PM "Historical Imagery, GIS, and Lost Landscapes of Early China and Korea," lecture by Mark Byington
- Historical Imagery, GIS, and Lost Landscapes of Early China and Korea
Friday, November 8
- 10:15 AM External Relations of the European Union A Conversation with Prof. Jan Wouters
- 12:00 PM Chinese Painting and Calligraphy as an Art of Resistance Then and Now
- 4:00 PM Dept. Colloquium- Deborah Boyle
Sunday, November 10
- 9:45 AM The Bach Experience
- 10:35 AM Take Note
- 12:30 PM Bible Study
Monday, November 11
- 4:00 PM Comparative Immigration Regimes in Europe and the World – A Lecture by Justin Gest
- Linguistics Colloquium - Harold Torrence
Tuesday, November 12
Wednesday, November 13
- 3:00 PM Legislating Atrocity Prevention
- 5:30 PM The Fall of the Berlin Wall
Thursday, November 14
- 4:30 PM BUCSA Taiwan Forum lecture, Epistemic Machines for the Cold War: Computing Economic Planning Projects in Cold War Taiwan, 1959-1968
- 5:30 PM Muerte y poesía en la frontera mexicana: El viaje de los cantores y el teatro de Hugo Salcedo
Friday, November 15
- 8:00 AM Statistics and the Life Sciences: Creating a Healthier World
- 12:30 PM Dissertation Defense Seminar: Tessa Cressey
- 1:00 PM Identity, Individuality & Kinds in Biology
- 3:00 PM CISE Seminar: Henry Lam, Columbia University
Sunday, November 17
- 10:35 AM Take Note
- 12:30 PM Bible Study
- 2:00 PM Film Screening: "First They Killed My Father"