Social Research Colloquium
Marco Millones Mayer, "Zooming in the long tail: an urban hierarchy model to guide public policy in and uneven geography context" 212 Monroe Hall
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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 […]
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." […]
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 […]
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"
“My fiancée is very much a world citizen”: Gendered Orientalist Habitus and White Women’s Account of WWAM Relationships - Nora Kim and student
“The inner brotherhood”: the early years (1925-1945) of The Gilbert & Sullivan Journal - Brooks Kuykendall
Predicting and Understanding Pediatric Communication About Firearm Safety - Elizabeth Johnson-Young