Upcoming Events « Interdisciplinary Humanities Center

Events WORKSHOP: Early Career Research Strategies for New Ph.D.s in the Humanities, Social Sciences, and Arts Barbara Walker (Office of Research)

Events TALK: Topographical Ghosts: The Archival Architecture of Old New Orleans Sarah Hirsch (IHC Research Fellow)

Events TALK: Culinary Counterculture Yanoula Athanassakis (IHC Research Fellow)

Events TALK: “The Risk Doctrine: Modernism, Fernando Pessoa and Big Business Isabel Gil (Catholic University of Portugal, Lisbon)

IHC Research Focus Groups Annual Identity Studies RFG Graduate Student Panel

Events CONFERENCE: SKILLS Day: School Kids Investigating Language in Life and Society

IHC Research Focus Groups TALK: The Great King and the Sea: Maritime Trade and Naval Power in the Achaemenid Empire John Hyland (History, Christopher Newport University)

Magic Lantern Films Band, Battle, and Badass Cinema | The Artist

Events TALK: A Force for Good and for God – Judaism in the 21st Century Rabbi Rick Jacobs (President-Elect, Union for Reform Judaism)

Public Goods Series PANEL: The Uses of the University in 2050: A Report from the All-UC Faculty Charrette Ann Bermingham (Art History, UCSB)Catherine Cole (Performance Studies, UC Berkely)

Events TALK: Negotiating Authority: The Criminalization of Religious Practice in the United States Jenna Gray-Hildenbrand (UC Graduate Fellow in The Humanities)

IHC Research Focus Groups COLLOQUIUM:
Gender, Creative Dissidence, and the Discourses of African Diaspora: A Colloquium in Honor of Ama Ata Aidoo

Public Goods Series SCREENING: The Corporation

IHC Research Focus Groups TALK: Variations on Kazakh-ness: What Internationally Competitive Sports Tell Us about Identity and Nation-Building in Kazakhstan Barbara Junisbai (Assistant Dean, Pritzer College)

Events TALK: Elephants for Want of Towns? Cities and the State in Precolonial Dahomey J. Cameron Monroe ( Anthropology, UC Santa Cruz)

Events SYMPOSIUM: Doing Good Work? Bridging Activism and Scholarship in Latina/o Immigrant Communities George Lipsitz (Black Studies, UCSB)

Public Goods Series TALK: Open Access as Possibility Hubertus Kohle (Art History, the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Munich)

Public Goods Series TALK: Copyright, Piracy, and the Artist: Music and the Politics of Culture in Postcolonial Mali Ryan Skinner (African American and African Studies, Ohio State University)

IHC Research Focus Groups SYMPOSIUM: Rethinking the Black American Speaking Subject

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