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Tag Archives: lectures
César Chávez and the Chicano Movement
Juan José López will talk about “César Chávez and the Chicano Movement” on Tues., Mar. 31, from 3:30-4:30pm in UC275A. This talk is part of the Latino Heritage Lecture Series. López is Director of Program Management & Special Populations in … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, books, Cesar Chavez, Chicano movement, diversity, history, labor, labor policy, lectures, Mexican Americans, social policy, videos
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Gödel, Escher, Bach
Douglas Hofstadter, Distinguished Professor of Cognitive Science at Indiana University in Bloomington, will talk about “Gödel, Escher, Bach: 36 years later” at 2 p.m. on Thursday, March 19, in the UC’s Summers Auditorium. He’ll discuss his perception of how things … Continue reading
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Tagged artificial intelligence, authors, books, cognitive science, consciousness, human mind, lectures, mind, physics, self-awareness, thought
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Tribal Identities and Traditional Beliefs
Gary W. Johnson, Assistant Professor of First Nation Studies at UW-Superior, will talk about “Tribal identities and traditional beliefs in contemporary society” on Wed., March 11, from 3:30-4:30pm in UC275A. It’s part of the Native Pride Lecture Series. Andersen Library … Continue reading
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Promoting Youth Empowerment and Non-Violence through Hip Hop, Chess and Martial Arts
Adisa Banjoko, activist and journalist, will talk about “Promoting Youth Empowerment and Non-Violence through Hip Hop, Chess and Martial Arts” on Mon., Mar. 9, at 7pm in the Irvin L. Young Auditorium. It’s the next installment of the Contemporary Issues … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, books, contemporary issues lecture series, federal government, government info, lectures, nonviolence, social activism, teenagers, violence prevention, web pages, youth
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Lecture on Burmese Women
Dr. Tharaphi Than, Asst. Professor of Foreign Languages & Literatures at Northern Illinois University and author of the book Women in Modern Burma, will talk about “Burmese women: Forgotten people in the making of Burma’s history” on Thurs., Mar. 5, … Continue reading
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Tagged books, burma, lectures, Southeast Asia, women
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International Education Week
The first week of March is International Education Week! There are several events planned on campus, including Celebrating Indigenous Nations on Mon., Mar. 2nd, from 4-6pm in the UC Hamilton Room, the International Education Week’s Opening Reception sponsored by the … Continue reading
Global Cafe – Scotland, Spain, and Jamaica
Would you like to know more about Scotland, Spain, and Jamaica? You’re in luck! There’s a Global Café on Wed., Feb. 18, from 5-6 p.m. in the Old Main Ballroom (UC 275A). Presentations at Global Cafes are given by international, … Continue reading
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Tagged countries, databases, fun stuff, international students, jamaica, lectures, Scotland, spain, study abroad, travel study
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The Importance of Everything – Feb. 16
Dr. Mireya Mayor, Fulbright Scholar and National Science Foundation Fellow who appears as a featured host on Nat Geo (National Geographic) WILD network, will talk about The Importance of Everything: The Interconnectedness of Wildlife, Humankind, and Our Shared Habitat in … Continue reading
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Tagged anumal rights, biosphere, conservation, contemporary issues lecture series, habitat, lectures, lemur, Madagascar, mouse lemur, primates, species, wildlife
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Celebrate Darwin Day! Feb 12
Anneke Lisberg, Department of Biological Sciences, will talk about “The smell of success: Understanding chemical signals and competition in social mammals” in honor of Charles Darwin’s 206th birthday on Thurs., Feb. 12, 6:30-8pm in Hyland Hall’s Timmerman Auditorium. “Darwin Day” … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, anniversaries, articles, biology, books, chemical signals, Darwin Day, evolution, federal government, government info, lectures, legislation, mammals, pheromones, research, science
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Jobs, Freedom and the Forgotten History of Civil Rights
Dr. William Jones, Professor of History at UW-Madison, will talk about Jobs, Freedom and the Forgotten History of Civil Rights on Tues., Feb. 3, 2015, from 3:30-4:30pm in UC 275A. It’s part of the African American Heritage Lecture Series and … Continue reading
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Tagged African American Heritage Lecture Series, articles, books, Conversation on Race, discrimination, diversity, ebooks, federal government, government info, history, law, lectures, legislation, politics, race relations, web pages
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