Talk Thursday (2/5): Michael Twitty on “African-Virginia: The Mother of Southern Cooking”
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Lecture: Iraqi Ambassador Lukman Faily (Wed, Jan. 28)
This Wednesday, Jan. 28, at 7 pm in Monroe 346, UMW will host a lecture by Ambassador Lukman Faily, the Iraqi Ambassador to the United States. The ambassador’s lecture, entitled “Challenges of Iraqi Foreign Policy, Status and Prospective,” will outline the new Iraqi government’s approach to foreign policy. Ambassador Faily will focus on Iraq-U.S. relations […]
Talk: Prof. Edward Pompeian (Wed., 1/21, 4 pm)
Talking History with Professor Edward Pompeian “Crying ‘Famine!’: Venezuela and Atlantic Trade in the Age of Revolution, 1797-1808” Wednesday, January 21st, 4:00-5:00 PM, Monroe 210 Join the Department of History and American Studies as we continue our series of conversations about faculty research. Questions? Email wmackint@umw.edu
Talk (Wed, 11/19): “The Big Bad Wolf: Male Sexual Aggression in Popular Culture During WWII”
Talking Historywith Professor Michaele Smith “The Big Bad Wolf: Male Sexual Aggression in Popular Culture during WWII”Wednesday, November 19th, 4:00-5:00 PM, Monroe 210Join the Department of History and American Studies as we continue our series of conversations about faculty research.Questions? Email wmackint@umw.edu
Talk: “Technology and Equity in the Classroom” (11/18)
Guest speaker Audrey Watters will share a talk entitled “Technology and Equity in the Classroom” on Tuesday, November 18 at 5:30 pm in Monroe 346 (reception begins at 5 pm).Although we may attempt to control our digital identity, recent developments with #GamerGate point to the internet as a space of marginalization for some. What does […]
