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Mellon Pedagogical Seminar: Teaching with the Shoah archive
none In this Mellon session I’ll be talking about using video in the classroom – any classroom!- and some simple tools for engaging it in formal ways. I’ll then go into depth in how I used the Shoah archive in my Provocative Witness: Cinema and Genocide, ...
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Forced Confrontation: The Politics of Dead Bodies in Germany at the End of WWII
none In collaboration with Yahad-In Unum, The George and Irina Schaeffer Center for the Study of Genocide, Human Rights and Conflict Prevention is pleased to announce a guest lecture by History Professor Christopher Mauriello, Ph.D., and Director of The C ...
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Professor Carol Steiker Gives Talk on Future of Death Penalty
none Professor Carol Steiker, renowned scholar and professor of criminal justice at Harvard Law School, will give a talk on the future of the death penalty. 100 Related Links Carol Steiker profile on Harvard Law School "Courting Death: The Supreme C ...
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Art Exhibition Opening and Book Signing by Limousin
none "I always had a taste, which will no doubt seem curious to you, a taste, more or less disguised, for waste and rubbish." This line from the French poet and novelist Raymond Queneau, Les Enfants du limon, sums up the approach and the passion ...
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Teaching and Learning Center- Active learning projects with Hannah Westley and Russell Williams
none More details to follow. 100 Related Links Teaching and Learning Center ...
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Last Trivia Night of the Semester!
none To celebrate the end of the semester, USC Vice President and USC Social Director will host the final Trivia Night of the Spring on Friday 13th of April, 2018. All Welcome!! 100 ...
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Guest speaker: Professor Quinn Slobodian
none Neoliberals hate the state, or do they? We are delighted to welcome Professor Quinn Slobodian for a talk on his new book "Globalists: The End of an Empire and the Creation of Neoliberalism." From the ashes of the Habsburg Empire to the crea ...
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Orders of Violence
none The conference “Orders of Violence” is dedicated to investigating political violence, exclusion and memory within marginalized communities, with particular emphasis on caste violence and genocide. The conference themes are thus intimately linked to s ...
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Textile Talk With Dr.Kate Dimitrova
none The Art History Department invites you to a Textile Talk. Dr. Kate Dimitrova of Alfred University will present a paper entitled “Unveiling the Court at the Palais des Papes: The Lavish Role of Medieval Textiles in Avignon.” 100 Related Links Kate Dim ...
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Book Celebration of Demos Assembled, by Professor Stephen Sawyer
none Our very own Professor Stephen Sawyer has a book, Demos Assembled: Democracy and the International Origins of the Modern State, coming out this month. Come celebrate with the History faculty and hear him speak about his book. Book Blurb Previous stu ...