CAS Events

Marco Millones Mayer, "Zooming in the long tail: an urban hierarchy model to guide public policy in and uneven geography context"   212 Monroe Hall

Join us for a panel on the ongoing protests in Iran triggered by the death of 22-year old Mahsa Amini in police custody. For four weeks now, women have been protesting dress and behavior rules despite the government locking down access to the internet and social media. Panelists: Ms. Leila Asadi, Activist and Scholar Dr. […]

Susan Fernsebner, "Draw a Person: Child Psychology, Children’s Drawings, and Play in 1920s China   212 Monroe Hall

Paul Fallon and Marcus Leppanen will discuss AHSSI projects: "Writing Systems Inventory Database." Paul D. Fallon, Associate Professor of Linguistics. "Effects of Mindful Attention on Memory: An Eye tracking Investigation." Marcus Leppanen, Assistant Professor of Psychological Science.

Antonio Barrenechea, "One Hemisphere, Many Nations: An Intellectual History of Literature of the Americas"   212 Monroe Hall

Speaker: Dr. Sejuti Das Gupta Assistant Professor, James Madison College, Michigan State University Making Ends Meet This research, undertaken during the pandemic, examines how women workers and employers have navigated the informal economic sector in Michigan and assesses employment strategies before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Sejuti Das Gupta received her PhD in Political […]

Shumona Dasgupta, "Affective Cartographies/A Sea of Stories: Diasporic Oceanic Memory in Amitav Ghosh's Sea of Poppies"   212 Monroe Hall

Melissa Wells, "Supporting Early-Career Elementary Teachers’ Implementation of Arts Integration"