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All Topics (September 9 through September 19)
Monday, September 11
- 12:15 PM RODNEY SEMINAR: Kaptejins & Vianello on Islam in early twentieth-century Brava (Somalia)
- 12:20 PM Biology Dept. Weekly Seminar - Ian Breckheimer (Harvard)
Tuesday, September 12
- 10:30 AM Everything You Need to Know About Memory, Thinking, & Research
- 12:30 PM Policy Leaders Forum: Ambassador Aizaz Ahmad Chaudhry
- 4:00 PM Pardee School Welcome Back Event
Wednesday, September 13
Thursday, September 14
- 11:00 AM Pardee Works: Alumnus Michael B. Greenwald on National Security and International Finance
- 1:00 PM Shanghai Faithful: Betrayal and Forgiveness in a Chinese Family
- 4:00 PM Individualized Multilayer Tensor Learning with An Application in Imaging Analysis (Annie Qu - University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- 5:30 PM 10 Years After the Crisis: Is the World Safer for Stability and Development?
- 5:30 PM 10 Years After the Crisis: Is the World Safer for Stability and Development?
Friday, September 15
Sunday, September 17
- 9:30 AM In Memory of Elie Wiesel: A Day of Learning and Celebration
- 10:00 AM In Memory of Elie Wiesel: A Day of Learning and Celebration
Monday, September 18
- All Day Last Day to Add Standard Courses
- 12:15 PM RODNEY SEMINAR: John Thornton (BU History) "Another Look at the Origins of Kongo: 1270-1550"
- 12:20 PM Biology Dept. Weekly Seminar - Randi Rotjan (BU)
- 3:30 PM Biogeosciences Seminar: “Contribution of Albedo, Evaporative Cooling, and Surface Roughness to Surface Climate: A New England Case Study”
- 4:00 PM Addressing the Recognition Gap: Destigmatization and the Reduction of Inequality – A Lecture by Michèle Lamont
- 5:00 PM Meet & Greet Ugrad Neuro
Tuesday, September 19
- 3:00 PM Acropora White Syndrome Outbreaks in the North Coast of Java Sea, Indonesia
- 3:00 PM Information Session: State Department's Critical Language Scholarship
- 4:00 PM SMSC Annual Faculty Associates Meeting & Reception
- 4:30 PM African American Studies Welcome Reception
- 5:30 PM Student-Faculty Forum: Lessons from Charlottesville