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Calendar of Events Archive Fall 2006

 Lecture - September 15, 2006

Speaker: Christina Sisk
Speaker title: Assistant Professor of Spanish, University of Houston

Title:  Imagining the  Border and Migration from Mexico City: The Intersection of Romance and National Identity

Time and place: 3PM, Rayzor 302

Contact: Maarten van Delden, maarten@rice.edu or x2481 or x5451


 Lecture Series - September 28, 2006

Speaker: Peter V. Loewen
Speaker title: Assistant Professor of Musicology, Rice University

Title: Singing in a Fool's Paradise: Mary Magdalen as Joculatrix Domini in Dramas from England, the German Lands, and Bohemia

Time and place: 4:30PM, Humanities 117
This talk is part of the Da Vinci Code Lecture Series

Contact: Jane Chance, jchance@rice.edu or x2625.

 Lecture - September 28, 2006

Speaker: David J. Silva
Speaker title: Chair of the Department of Linguistics and TESOL, The University of Texas: Arlington

Title:  19th Century Missionary Efforts in the Revaluation of the Indigenous Korean Script, Hangul

Time and place: Sewall Hall 309, 4PM

Contact: Steven Lewis, swlewis@rice.edu

 Lecture & Seminar - October 4, 2006

Speaker: James C. Scott
Speaker title: Sterling Professor of Political Science and Anthropology, Yale University

Seminar:  Moral Economies, State Spaces, and Categorical Violence
Time and Place:  Humanities Building 117, 4PM

Lecture: Why Civilizations Can't Climb Hills: Hills and Valleys in Mainland Southeast Asia
Time and Place: Herring Hall 100, 8PM

Contact: Alex Lichtenstein, acl@rice.edu or x2397


 Lecture - October 5, 2006

Speaker: Cheng Zhangcan
Speaker title: Professor at Nanjing University

Title: One Recluse, A Thousand Buddhas: the Buddhist Inhabitance in the Early Medieval Nanjing

Time and Place: 4PM, Humanities Building 119

Contact: Steve Lewis, swlewis@rice.edu or x5832


 Lecture Series - October 9, 2006

 Technology, Cognition, and Culture Lecture Series
Speaker: Richard Doyle
Speaker title: Professor of Rhetoric and Science, Penn State University

Title:  Just Say Yes to the Noosphere: Ecologies of Attention from Entheogens to Biometrics

Time and place: 4PM, McMurtry Auditorium in Duncan Hall


 Conference - October 12-13, 2006

Apocalypticism and Crisis in Ancient Judaism - Judaic Studies Workshop Conference - 100 Keck Hall

October 12, 7PM
Speaker: 
George Nickelsburg
Speaker Title:  Professor Emeritus of Religion, University of Iowa

Lecture Title:  Enoch and the Beginnings of Apocalypticism

October 13, 7PM
Speaker:
 Matthias Henze
Speaker Title:  Watt J. & Lilly G. Jackson Associate Professor in Biblical Studies, Rice University

Lecture Title:  Baruch and the Decline of Apocalypticism


 Lecture - October 20, 2006

Speaker: José Villalobos
Speaker title: Associate Professor of Spanish, Texas A&M University

Title:  Writing Against the Border: Rafa Saavedra, Luis Alberto Urrea, and Alberto Ríos

Time and place: 3 PM, Rayzor 302

Contact: Maarten van Delden, maarten@rice.edu or x2481 or x5451


 Lecture Series - October 26, 2006

Speaker: Katherine L. Jansen
Speaker title: Associate Professor of History, Catholic University of America

Title: Mary Magdalen, Apostle of Apostles

Time and place: 4:30PM, Humanities 117
This talk is part of the Da Vinci Code Lecture Series

Contact: Jane Chance, jchance@rice.edu or x2625.


 Lecture - October 27, 2006

Speaker: Kathleen Newman
Speaker title: Associate Professor of Spanish, Department of Cinema and Comparative Literature, University of Iowa

Title:  Transnational Film Theory and Latin American Cinema

Time and place: 4PM, Humanities Building 118
This talk is part of the Americas Colloquium

Contact: Laura Serna, lserna@rice.edu or x2788


 Lecture Series - October 31, 2006

Speaker: Kirsten Ostherr
Speaker title: Assistant Professor of English and 2005-2006 HRC Fellow, Rice University

Title: Visual Pedagogy: Imaging and Instruction in Postwar Public Health Films

Time and place: 4PM, Humanities 117
This talk is part of the HRC Faculty Fellows Lecture Series

Contact: HRC at hrc@rice.edu or x2770.


 Lecture Series - November 10, 2006

Speaker: Fady Joudah
Speaker title: Physician, Doctors Without Borders

Title: Humanitarian Crisis in Sudan: The Race to Save Darfur

Time and place: 4PM, Humanities 120

Contact:
 Kerry Ward, kward@rice.edu or x2443.


 Lecture Series - November 16, 2006

Speaker: Meredith Skura
Speaker title: Libby Shearn Moody Professor of English and 2005-2006 HRC Fellow, Rice University

Title: Rethinking the Origins of English Autobiography

Time and place: 4PM, Humanities 117
This talk is part of the HRC Faculty Fellows Lecture Series

Contact: HRC at hrc@rice.edu or x2770.

 Lecture - November 17, 2006

Speaker: Michele Wucker
Speaker title: Journalist and author of Lockout: Why America Keeps Getting Immigration Wrong When Our Prosperity Depends on Getting it Right

Title: When We Came to America: Latinos and the Great Wave Immigration Myth

*****NEW LOCATION*****
Time and place:
3PM Herring Hall 100
This talk is part of the Global Hispanism Workshop

Contact: Maarten van Delden at x2481 or maarten@rice.edu.


 Lecture - December 1, 2006

Speaker: Gina Saraceni
Speaker title: Lecturer in Hispanic Studies, Rice University

Title:  Heredar el desarraigo: Transmisión de un legado en Sergio Chejfec y Roberto Raschella

This talk is part of the Global Hispanism Workshop.

Time and place: 3PM, Rayzor Hall 302

Contact: Maarten van Delden at x2481 or maarten@rice.edu.


 Lecture - December 4, 2006

Speaker: Rebecca Scott
Speaker title: The Charles Gibson Distinguished University Professor of History, Professor of Law, Department of History and University of Michigan Law School

Title:  Writing Freedom: An African Mother and her Creole Daughters in the Era of the Haitian Revolution

Click here to hear an interview with Rebecca Scott.

This talk is part of the Americas Colloquium.

Time and place: 4PM, Humanities 117

Contact: Alex Lichtenstein, acl@rice.edu or x2397


 Lecture Series - Fall, 2006

 The Library and the Future of Scholarly Publishing

Check back for dates, speakers, and details.





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