Fall 2018 / Spring 2019 Talk Series
G. Carole Woodall, Department of History
“Who are the Stakeholders in Teaching about Palestine/Israel?: A Pedagogical Workshop”
Fernando Feliu-Moggi, College of Letters, Arts & Sciences
“Exploring Transatlantic Perspectives on Cultural Identity: Contemporary Guatemalan Art, Ancient History, and the Mallorca Conference of 2018”
Roger Martínez-Dávila, Department of History
“Engaging, Negotiating, and Collaborating: Securing Medieval Jewish and Muslim Manuscripts in Contemporary Spain”
Ji Hyun Oh, College of Education
"Outdoor Play in Early Childhood Education: From Teachers’ Perspectives in the U.S. to the Global Practices that Inspire"
Emily Skop, Department of Geography & Environmental Studies
“Refugee Studies and the End of Neutrality”
George Cheney, Department of Communications.
"The International Cooperative Movement: Lessons from Its Recent History and Prospects for Grassroots Economic Democratization"
Suhaan Kiran Meht
“A Muslim Marvel: Color Contrast in the comic book series Ms. Marvel: Kamala Khan”