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January 2006

Tuesday, January 17th

Collaborative Tools: Technology for Better Teamwork 12:00 pm

January 2007

Wednesday, January 17th

Collaborative Tools: Technology for Better Teamwork, Part 1 12:00 pm

Thursday, January 25th

Neoliberalism and Its Impact on Children Living in the Streets in Latin America 4:00 pm

Wednesday, January 31st

Collaborative Tools: Technology for Better Teamwork, Part 2 12:00 pm

February 2007

Friday, February 2nd

"A Financier's View of the World's Economies," a talk by Robert Lessin. 3:30 pm

Saturday, February 10th

Classics Comps Presentations 2:00 pm

Monday, February 12th

Booksigning by biographer Kai Bird of "American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer" 4:30 pm

Tuesday, February 13th

Thursday, February 15th

Friday, February 16th

"Careers in Performance," a talk by David Lemly McFerrin 5:00 pm

Monday, February 26th

Canceled due to weather: "Spiritual Activism and AIDS: An HIV+ Writer's Journey," a multi-media performance by Michael McColly 4:30 pm

Wednesday, February 28th

Canceled due to weather: "Occupation 101: The Israeli/Palestinian Conflict, One Woman's Perspective 4:30 pm

March 2007

Friday, March 2nd

"Do We Make a Difference?" a talk by Daniel Chambliss 12:00 pm

Tuesday, March 6th

April 2007

Tuesday, April 3rd

Wednesday, April 4th

"Dynamite: Emile Henry, the Cafe Terminus, and the Origins of Modern Terrorism in Fin-de-Siecle Paris," by Dr. John Merriman 4:30 pm

Thursday, April 5th

Peace Corps Dialogue 4:00 pm

Monday, April 9th

"Spiritual Activism and AIDS: An HIV+ Writer's Journey," a talk by Michael McColly 7:00 pm

Tuesday, April 10th

Friday, April 13th

Cancelled due to Illness "Islam and Its Mystical Path: Sufism," a talk by Latif Bolat, Turkish Musician 5:00 pm

Monday, April 16th

"Los héroes indecisos de José Ovejero ¿épica o escepticismo?" Lecture by Jose Ovejero 4:30 pm

Tuesday, April 17th

"Children of Abraham Interfaith Panel Discussion" 7:00 pm

Wednesday, April 18th

Talk and Booksigning by President Emeritus Stephen R. Lewis 4:30 pm

Friday, April 20th

Foro Latinamericano: Public Art and Civil Society 4:00 pm

Saturday, April 21st

New Argentine Cinema: "The Filmmaking of Lucrecia Martel: a Roundtable Discussion " 10:30 am

Monday, April 23rd

"Apollo, Poseidon and the Walls of Troy: Homer and Archaeology" 7:30 pm

Thursday, April 26th

May 2007

Tuesday, May 1st

Wednesday, May 2nd

"Farms, Forests and Freedom: Of Nature, Liberty and Dystopia," a talk by Dr. Piers Stephens 1:00 pm

Thursday, May 3rd

Off Campus Studies Photo Contest Celebration 7:00 pm

Tuesday, May 8th

Bill Fischer '05 talks about World Teach 12:00 pm

Tuesday, May 15th

"Encouraging Student Success in the Inter-cultural Classroom: What Works?" 12:00 pm

Thursday, May 17th

"Translating Shakespeare into French," a talk by Jean-Michel Deprats 4:00 pm

Saturday, May 19th

Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship Program 1:00 pm

Thursday, May 24th

Karimba Recital 12:00 pm

Tuesday, May 29th

InfoServices Forum: Accessible Information Technology in Education 12:00 pm

September 2007

Tuesday, September 18th

Medieval Islamic Studies Today: New Dimensions of a Traditional Subject 12:00 pm

Monday, September 24th

Latin American Studies Welcome Night 6:30 pm

Tuesday, September 25th

Katrina and the Gulf Coast: Successes and Challenges, a talk by Judy Bultman 4:00 pm

October 2007

Tuesday, October 2nd

Reading by Indian novelist Kiran Nagarkar. 4:00 pm

Thursday, October 4th

National Trust for Historic Preservation Field Session: "Conspicuous Consumption and Rural Preservation" 10:00 am

Tuesday, October 9th

"Unforced Labors: Translation, Research, Interpretation," a presentation by Diane Nemec Ignashev 4:30 pm

Friday, October 12th

Discussion with David Wilson, Founding Director of the Museum of Jurassic Technology 2:30 pm

Saturday, October 20th

Iseminger Philosophy Conference 9:00 am

Tuesday, October 23rd

"Peacocks and Tin Cups: Philanthropy in the 21st Century," a talk by Jonathan Schwartz 4:30 pm

Thursday, October 25th

"The Road to Deep Creek," a joint lecture by William Howarth and Anne Matthews 4:00 pm

Monday, October 29th

"Getting to Know Buffalo Bill Cody," a talk by Robert Bonner 4:30 pm

November 2007

Friday, November 2nd

"Souls in Purgatory, or how I became a writer under the influence of my mother, Franco and Simone de Beauvoir," a talk by Laura Freixas 5:00 pm

Tuesday, November 6th

Thursday, November 8th

Karimba Class Recital 12:00 pm
The English Department Remembered by: Vern Bailey, Wayne Carver, and Frank Morral 4:00 pm

Friday, November 9th

"Arab/Jewish Coexistence in Israel," a talk by Dr. Aref Abu-Rabia 4:30 pm

Thursday, November 15th

"Conversation about Collaboration: Academic Initiatives and SERC (Science Education Resource Center)" 2:00 pm

January 2008

Thursday, January 10th

"Ethics and Development Service Abroad: A Discussion," presented by Elizabeth Robinson 12:00 pm

Tuesday, January 15th

"Shakespeare and the Middle East," a talk by Michael Lame 8:15 pm

Tuesday, January 22nd

"Mormons in the Mix" 7:00 pm

Thursday, January 24th

LeAnne Howe reading from her new novel, "Miko Kings: An Indian Baseball Story" 4:00 pm

Thursday, January 31st

"Why Diversity Matters in the Sciences," a talk by Freeman Hrabowski 4:00 pm

February 2008

Sunday, February 3rd

The Art of Setting Stones: Photos and Stories from a Japanese Garden Workshop in Kyoto, Japan 3:00 pm

Thursday, February 7th

Saturday, February 9th

"Dead or Alive: The Boundaries of Life and Death in Classical Antiquity" 3:00 pm

Tuesday, February 12th

Thursday, February 14th

Thursday, February 21st

Brazil Seminar Presentations 1:15 pm
"Being Cajun in the Early 21st Century," a panel discussion 4:30 pm

Monday, February 25th

"Globalization and Democracy in Latin America: Prospects and Challenges," a talk by Robert Kaufman 4:30 pm

Wednesday, February 27th

"Many Children Left Behind: The Promise and Failure of the No Child Left Behind Policy," a lecture by Dr. Phillip Sandro 4:30 pm

Thursday, February 28th

Karimba Class Recital 12:00 pm
"American Music," poet Chris Martin '00 reads from his new book 4:30 pm

Friday, February 29th

"The Basque Country: Magic in the Landscape, Blood on the Street," a talk by Paddy Woodworth 4:30 pm

March 2008

Monday, March 3rd

Art, Philosophy, Language: Artist's Talk by Jan Estep 12:30 pm

Thursday, March 6th

Brazil Seminar Presentations 1:00 pm

Monday, March 10th

April 2008

Tuesday, April 1st

"Celebrating the World's Barrier Islands," Project and Book with Orrin Pilkey and Mary Edna Fraser 4:00 pm

Tuesday, April 8th

"Disappearing Shanghai," presented by Howard French 12:00 pm
"Africa-China Relations," a talk by Howard French 5:00 pm

Thursday, April 10th

Friday, April 11th

Informational meeting on careers in library and information science. 12:00 pm

Sunday, April 13th

The Writer's Job: James Baldwin Speaking Out, the opening reception 3:00 pm

Tuesday, April 15th

Things We Take for Granted: Immigrant Students and Access to Higher Education 4:30 pm

Wednesday, April 16th

"One Year After Virginia Tech: Perspectives on Gun Violence in the U.S." 7:30 pm

Thursday, April 17th

"Innocence in the Age of Apology: Why James Baldwin Now?" a talk by Lawrie Balfour 12:00 pm

Friday, April 18th

Monday, April 21st

Kolenkow Reitz Endowed Fund for Student Scientific Research Poster Session 3:30 pm

Tuesday, April 22nd

"Ethics and Development in Africa," a talk by Florence Chenoweth 12:00 pm

Wednesday, April 23rd

Kao Kalia Yang '03 reading from "The Latehomecomer: A Hmong Family Memoir" 4:30 pm

Friday, April 25th

Saturday, April 26th

"The Long Road Back: Challenges and Opportunities in Conservation, " by Christopher Vaughan 10:00 am

Monday, April 28th

Meet the Author and Book Signing Event with Larry Diamond 3:00 pm

Wednesday, April 30th

A talk by Dennis Cass, Class of '90 3:30 pm

May 2008

Wednesday, May 7th

Latin American Studies Comps Talks 5:00 pm

Thursday, May 8th

Friday, May 9th

Alternatives to Violence Project 4:00 pm

Monday, May 12th

"Between God's Image and Satan's Workshop: The Human Body in Islamic Thought and Practice," a lecture by Shahzad Bashir 7:30 pm

Tuesday, May 13th

"Poetry and History: Goethe, Napoleon, and Us," a lecture by Jose Luis Pardo 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 14th

Thursday, May 15th

"Visualizing the Victorian Novel," a talk by Susan Jaret McKinstry 12:00 pm
Latin American Studies Comps Talks 5:00 pm

Monday, May 19th

Meet Authors and Environmental Activists John and Sophie Javna 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 21st

Oxfam America and the Global Food Crisis 7:00 pm

Thursday, May 22nd

It is Forbidden to Forbid: Paris, May 1968 4:30 pm

Friday, May 23rd

"Insights from a Financial Analyst," a talk by Nathaniel Beebe '06 5:00 pm

Tuesday, May 27th

Place Yourself: A Community Conversation about our Ecosystem, Native Plants, Prairie, Landscaping and More 5:00 pm

Wednesday, May 28th

Senior Student Library Employees Reception 3:15 pm

Thursday, May 29th

Karimba Class Recital 12:00 pm
"Los Niños en Situacion de Calle en Latino America," a talk by Jose Alvarez-Blanco 4:30 pm

June 2008

Thursday, June 5th

Student Books Spring Term 2008 11:00 am

October 2008

Friday, October 31st

The Chavez Doctrine: 'Social Power' as a Foreign Policy Tool, a lecture by Javier Corrales 4:30 pm

January 2009

Monday, January 12th

Finding Love, Finding Space: The Politics of Race, Sexuality and Youth Today, a lecture by Kai Wright 5:00 pm

Thursday, January 29th

"Fight the Devil: Fernando Ortiz and the Ghosts of Cuban History," a talk by Enrico Mario Santi 6:00 pm

February 2009

Sunday, February 1st

"Problems Facing the American Auto Industry as Seen From a German Perspective," a talk by Robert Eimer 4:00 pm

Tuesday, February 3rd

Latin American Studies Students: Our Projects Abroad 12:00 pm

Thursday, February 5th

Social Justice in Pandemic Preparedness: Heeding the Lessons of Katrina, a talk by Debra DeBruin '82 12:00 pm

Saturday, February 7th

The Carleton Student Symposium 12:00 pm

Sunday, February 8th

The Carleton Student Symposium 12:00 pm

Tuesday, February 10th

"The Matter of Babylon: Rhetoric and Politics in the Early Middle Ages," a talk by Andrew Scheil 4:00 pm

Wednesday, February 11th

"Unnatural Causes," a documentary screening and reflections 6:00 pm

Friday, February 13th

"Authoritarian States in National Democracies: Lessons from the United States and Latin America," a talk by Edward L. Gibson 4:30 pm

Saturday, February 14th

Classics Symposium 4:00 pm

Wednesday, February 18th

"Unnatural Causes," a documentary screening and reflections 6:00 pm

Thursday, February 19th

Doctors Without Borders: A Non-Medical Perspective, a presentation by Delphine Barringer 12:00 pm

Wednesday, February 25th

"Unnatural Causes," a documentary screening and reflections 6:00 pm

Thursday, February 26th

Friday, February 27th

El universal político (in English), a talk by Javier Gomá Lanzón 5:00 pm

Saturday, February 28th

Health Policy Regulation and Change in the Obama Age 1:00 pm

March 2009

Monday, March 2nd

"Homeless Youth: Finding Home," a film screening 7:00 pm

Thursday, March 5th

Karimba Class Recital 12:00 pm
Conflict Resolution and the Holy Places: Prospects for Peace in the Middle East 5:30 pm

Wednesday, March 11th

Latin 204 Investiture Ceremony 11:00 am

April 2009

Thursday, April 2nd

Joan Baez at Spring Hill College: A Study of Intersecting Histories, a talk by Stephen Kelly 4:00 pm

Monday, April 13th

"Issues in Environmental Careers," an alumni panel 4:00 pm
Clean Cars Forum 8:00 pm

Tuesday, April 14th

Coffee Hour Discussion: The Downsides of Democracy 8:00 pm

Wednesday, April 15th

Beauty and Love: Video Screening and Discussion 4:30 pm

Friday, April 17th

"On the Divide": How a Musician and Classicist Came to Write About Willa Cather 4:00 pm

Monday, April 20th

Baseball Author Discussion & Booksigning: Stew Thornley and Dan Levitt 4:00 pm

Wednesday, April 22nd

Vamp and Tramp Trunk Show of Artists' Books 4:00 pm

Thursday, April 23rd

Environmental Injustices: Exploring New Orleans' Recovery through Filmmaking 12:00 pm

Tuesday, April 28th

International Relations Council Coffee Hour Discussion 8:00 pm

May 2009

Thursday, May 7th

GO GIRLS! (Giving Our Girls Inspiration and Resources for Lasting Self-Esteem) Discovering True Beauty: Issues in Female Health and Empowerment 7:00 pm

Tuesday, May 12th

EVENT CANCELED International Relations Council Coffee Hour Discussion 8:00 pm

Wednesday, May 13th

Back to the Land, and Forward: Northfield's Land and Food: past, present, future 7:30 pm

Thursday, May 14th

"Into the Woods: Transforming Trees into An Artists’ Book" 4:30 pm

Monday, May 18th

PBS Point of View Film Series 6:00 pm

Tuesday, May 19th

Wednesday, May 20th

PBS Point of View Film Series 6:00 pm

Monday, May 25th

Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellows Spring Student Research Symposium 4:00 pm

Tuesday, May 26th

PBS Point of View Film Series 5:15 pm
International Relations Council Coffee Hour Discussion 8:00 pm

Wednesday, May 27th

Senior Recognition Reception 3:15 pm

Thursday, May 28th

PBS Point of View Film Series 6:00 pm

October 2009

Saturday, October 24th

Carleton Student Symposium 12:30 pm

Sunday, October 25th

Carleton Student Symposium 12:30 pm

Tuesday, October 27th

International Relations Council Coffee Hour Discussion 8:00 pm

January 2010

Wednesday, January 20th

Organizing for Social Change Workshop Series 7:00 pm

Tuesday, January 26th

Engineers Without Borders: Approaches to Sustainable Infrastructure in Northfield and Abroad 8:00 pm

Friday, January 29th

Colors from Africa: An Exhibition 4:00 pm

February 2010

Wednesday, February 17th

"My Food Story" Panel 7:30 pm

Thursday, February 18th

AFRISA forum 5:00 pm
Civil Liberties in the 9/11 Age 7:00 pm

Friday, February 26th

Chicago Poems: Envisioning the America of Carl Sandburg 4:00 pm

Saturday, February 27th

Invisible Children 4:00 pm

April 2010

Thursday, April 8th

International Relations Council Coffee Hour Discussion 8:00 pm

Thursday, April 22nd

International Relations Council Coffee Hour Discussion 8:00 pm

May 2010

Thursday, May 20th

International Relations Council Coffee Hour Discussion 5:00 pm

Wednesday, May 26th

Reception for Library senior student employees 3:15 pm

Thursday, May 27th

Changing thought in the 18th century: Encyclopédie; ou Dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers 4:00 pm

Monday, May 31st

Posters of Selected Demographic Events: The Cases of the Irish Potato Famine and Cuban Migrants in Miami 10:00 am

October 2010

Thursday, October 21st

Screening of "Invisible Children" 8:30 pm

Monday, October 25th

Interpreting the Imprints: Community Photography, Youth Learning and Burmese Culture 4:30 pm

Tuesday, October 26th

Homelessness in Our Community, A Speaker Panel 5:00 pm

November 2010

Monday, November 1st

A Train Bound for Freedom: Envisioning an End to Violence 4:30 pm
CSA Senate and President Poskanzer 7:00 pm

Thursday, November 4th

Young Leaders: Working with Students to End Sexual Violence 12:00 pm

Monday, November 8th

Screening of "Coal Country" 6:00 pm

January 2011

Monday, January 17th

E-books: The Good, the Bad, and the Confusing 4:00 pm

Wednesday, January 26th

Opening Reception for Charted Course: Fred Hagstrom & Linda Rossi 4:00 pm

February 2011

Tuesday, February 15th

VDay 2011 Teach-In: Spotlight on Women and Girls of Haiti 4:30 pm

Monday, February 28th

Peace Corps Faculty/Staff/Alumni Panel 4:00 pm

May 2011

Wednesday, May 11th

Environmental Engineering 8:00 pm

Tuesday, May 17th

Comics as Art and Industry 12:00 pm

October 2011

Friday, October 14th

TEDxFruitvale: Who picked your food? 11:00 am

Tuesday, October 18th

J Street U 3:30 pm

Wednesday, October 19th

Engineers Without Borders: Water Resources Project in Guatemala 7:00 pm

May 2012

Thursday, May 17th

Drop Everything and Read Carleton! 12:00 pm

November 2012

Thursday, November 15th

End of Term Bagel Break 2:00 pm

February 2013

Monday, February 4th

Afternoon Storytime 2:30 pm

April 2013

Thursday, April 18th

Root Beer Floats in the Libe 2:30 pm

May 2013

Thursday, May 2nd

North Korea, the US and Why Geopolitics Matters in a Globalized World 4:30 pm

Tuesday, May 14th

Amnesty International at Carleton 7:00 pm

Thursday, May 23rd

What Does the "e" in E-books Mean for the Library? 12:00 pm

September 2013

Monday, September 9th

Emergency Response Planning 1:30 pm

Tuesday, September 24th

Latin American Reception for Zapata Exhibit 12:00 pm

Wednesday, September 25th

Reading and Book Signing with Scott Carpenter 4:00 pm

Thursday, September 26th

Friday, September 27th

Fall Learning Community: Digital Scholarship 8:30 am

October 2013

Tuesday, October 1st

Janine Barchas: "Jane Austen Between The Covers" 4:00 pm

Thursday, October 3rd

Artist Jessica Rath on her Kickstarter Campaign 12:00 pm

Monday, October 14th

Book Launch for David Tompkins 4:00 pm

Monday, October 21st

Coordinated Outreach & Organizational Collaboration Discussion 2:30 pm

Wednesday, October 23rd

Eric Carlson '66-Social Entrepreneurship - The Next New Thing 4:30 pm

Friday, October 25th

Fall Learning Community: Digital Scholarship 8:30 am

Thursday, October 31st

Halloween Films 8:30 am

November 2013

Friday, November 1st

Fall Learning Community: Digital Scholarship 8:30 am

Tuesday, November 5th

Visible Bodies 10:00 am
Health Internship Panel 7:00 pm

Wednesday, November 6th

Nat Case '88 - The Voice of Reference Maps 4:30 pm

Friday, November 8th

Fall Learning Community: Digital Scholarship 8:30 am

Monday, November 11th

PHIL 100 Speeches 1:50 pm

Tuesday, November 12th

Close Looks: Books and Films... 4:00 pm

Wednesday, November 13th

PHIL 100 Speeches 1:50 pm

Friday, November 15th

PHIL 100 Speeches 2:20 pm

Monday, November 18th

PHIL 100 Speeches 1:50 pm

Wednesday, November 20th

Latin Investiture 12:30 pm

December 2013

Tuesday, December 17th

Run Hide Fight Training 9:00 am

January 2014

Thursday, January 9th

Question Reading Grp: Should you be allowed to sell your body (parts)? 4:30 pm

Monday, January 13th

Betweem Democracy & Authoritarianism: Middle East after Arab Spring 7:00 pm

Tuesday, January 14th

Sustainable Investing and College Endowments 12:00 pm
Professor Debora Shuger - Censorship and Cultural Sensibility 4:00 pm

Wednesday, January 15th

Winter Learning Community: Online & Blended Learning 12:30 pm

Thursday, January 23rd

The Chinese Dream: Prospects & Challenges for Reform under Xi Jinping 5:00 pm

Saturday, January 25th

"Monsters and Monstrosity in Classical Antiquity" 3:00 pm

Wednesday, January 29th

Winter Learning Community: Online & Blended Learning 12:30 pm

February 2014

Monday, February 10th

Storytime in the Libe 2:30 pm

Tuesday, February 11th

Anne Patrick: Pope Francis-Prospects for Women in the Catholic Church 12:00 pm

Wednesday, February 12th

Winter Learning Community: Online & Blended Learning 12:30 pm
Latin American Studies OCS Returnee Event 4:30 pm

Thursday, February 13th

Julie Ellison: Happy Graduation!: 'Gap Alums' and Civic Engagement 12:00 pm
CSA Candidate Debate 7:00 pm

Saturday, February 15th

Explore Summer Opportunities in China 2:00 pm

Thursday, February 20th

Reflections: What Matters to Me & Why 12:00 pm

Friday, February 21st

Wynia Memorial Lecture - Claudio Holzner 4:30 pm

Tuesday, February 25th

Partners in Health - Jon Shaffer 7:00 pm
Jacob Howland: Cosmos and Philosophy in Plato and the Bible 7:30 pm

Wednesday, February 26th

Thursday, February 27th

March 2014

Tuesday, March 4th

Public Health: Transplant Ethics 12:00 pm

Thursday, March 6th

Careers with Foreign Language and Culture: Alumni Panel 4:30 pm
Student Reception: Behavioral Economics Exhibit 7:30 pm

April 2014

Wednesday, April 9th

Spring Learning Community: Digital Scholarship & Learning, Part II 11:15 am

Friday, April 11th

Humanities Center Spring Dialogos: Varieties of Public Humanities II 3:45 pm

Monday, April 14th

SAC/Forum Office Crawl - Gould Library 2:00 pm

Wednesday, April 16th

John Haseman: The Military in American Society 7:00 pm

Monday, April 21st

Beverly Bell: Charity vs. Justice Models of Aid 7:00 pm

Tuesday, April 22nd

Eva Brann: Momentary Morality and Extended Ethics 7:30 pm

Wednesday, April 23rd

Thursday, April 24th

Thomas Buchmueller -The Affordable Care Act: 2014 and Beyond 4:00 pm

Saturday, April 26th

Foro Latinoamericano 2014: 8:00 am

May 2014

Thursday, May 1st

Student-Faculty Collaborative Research in Humanities: Burma & Beyond 12:00 pm
Latin American Studies Comps Talks 5:00 pm

Friday, May 2nd

Director of Academic Technology Interview Open Session & Presentation 3:00 pm

Tuesday, May 6th

Spanish Comps 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 7th

Spring Learning Community: Digital Scholarship & Learning, Part II 11:15 am
Spanish Comps 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 8th

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 11:30 am
Spanish Comps 4:30 pm

Monday, May 12th

Alan Pauls - Christopher Light Lecture 5:00 pm

Tuesday, May 13th

T.J. McKenzie: An Intersectional Environmental Justice 12:00 pm

Thursday, May 15th

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 11:30 am

Tuesday, May 20th

From the Inside - the Grand Canyon 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 21st

Thursday, May 22nd

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 11:30 am

Tuesday, May 27th

History 307 Poster Session 11:45 am

Thursday, May 29th

Survey Methodologies in Remote Locales:
Root Beer Floats 2:00 pm

June 2014

Thursday, June 5th

Bagel Break 2:00 pm

Friday, June 6th

Student Books 10:30 am

September 2014

Tuesday, September 23rd

Libe Hacks 12:00 pm
Poetry Reading by Stephen Kampa '05 4:00 pm

Wednesday, September 24th

Learning Community: Digital Research & Teaching Across the Curriculum 12:30 pm

Thursday, September 25th

Indigenous Languages of Ecuador: Between Loss and Revitalization 4:00 pm

Tuesday, September 30th

Libe Hacks 12:00 pm

October 2014

Tuesday, October 7th

Libe Hacks 12:00 pm

Wednesday, October 8th

Learning Community: Digital Research & Teaching Across the Curriculum 12:30 pm
Professor Paul Dosh '96 4:30 pm

Thursday, October 9th

Dr. Norma Cantú, A Chicana Testimonio: The US-Mexico Border 4:30 pm

Tuesday, October 14th

Libe Hacks 12:00 pm

Thursday, October 16th

K. Tudor Silva: Ethnicity in Postwar Sri Lanka 7:30 pm

Friday, October 17th

Spanish Artist, Miguel Brieva 5:00 pm

Tuesday, October 21st

Libe Hacks 12:00 pm
J Sundberg:Economic & Environmental Analysis of Conservation Easements 4:00 pm

Wednesday, October 22nd

Learning Community: Digital Research & Teaching Across the Curriculum 12:30 pm

Thursday, October 23rd

Reproducing Belonging in the Shadow of the Leviathan 12:00 pm
Peter Frumkin: On the State of Documentary Filmmaking 3:30 pm

Monday, October 27th

Tuesday, October 28th

Libe Hacks 12:00 pm

November 2014

Tuesday, November 4th

Phoebe Wilmot: What Matters To Me and Why 12:00 pm
Libe Hacks 12:00 pm

Wednesday, November 5th

Thursday, November 6th

Prof. Al Montero on the Brazilian Elections 7:30 pm

Tuesday, November 11th

Dani Kohen: What Matters To Me and Why 12:00 pm
Libe Hacks 12:00 pm

Wednesday, November 12th

Political Science Comps Poster Presentation 4:30 pm

Wednesday, November 19th

Latin Investiture 12:15 pm

Thursday, November 20th

Bagel Break 2:00 pm

Friday, November 21st

Kenny Harvey '15: Applications of Lidar:Police Speed Detection Systems 12:00 pm

January 2015

Friday, January 9th

Charlie Hebo Shootings in Paris: Freedom of the Press Under Siege 4:30 pm

Friday, January 16th

Governing the Global Economy during a Half-Decade of Crisis 4:30 pm

Saturday, January 17th

Library Mini-Golf at St. Olaf 5:00 pm

Thursday, January 22nd

Prof. P. Feldman-Savelsberg: What Matters to Me and Why Reflection 12:00 pm

Saturday, January 24th

Classics Senior Symposium 2:00 pm

Wednesday, January 28th

February 2015

Tuesday, February 3rd

Janet Jakobsen - Secularism and Sex 5:00 pm

Wednesday, February 4th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
ITS/Web Services Discussion 4:00 pm

Thursday, February 5th

Careers at Google with a Non-Tech Major with Byron White '08 2:15 pm

Monday, February 9th

Illustrate the Libe: A Drop-in Draw-In Study Break 12:01 pm

Wednesday, February 11th

Tom Buchmueller: The Affordable Care Act One Year On 11:00 am
Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm

Tuesday, February 17th

An Interdisciplinary Approach to Understanding Climate Change 3:30 pm

Wednesday, February 18th

Registrar Candidate Emy Farley 12:30 pm
Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
La guerra como problema filosófico en José Ortega y Gasset 5:30 pm

Thursday, February 19th

Reflections by Prof. Bill North 12:00 pm
Intelligent Urban Planning through Spatial Modeling 4:00 pm
Assignments and Architecture: Pedagogy in the Digital Age 5:00 pm

Friday, February 20th

Registrar Candidate Elizabeth Erredge 1:00 pm

Monday, February 23rd

Registrar Candidate Colleen Clish 12:30 pm

Tuesday, February 24th

Comps Presentation by Emily Bauer 12:00 pm
EthIC Talk 4:30 pm

Wednesday, February 25th

Data Management Demystified 2:00 pm
Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm

Thursday, February 26th

Vice President Dean of Students Candidate #1 12:00 pm
The Odyssey, A Folk Opera 5:00 pm

Friday, February 27th

Ken Roberts: The Crisis of Political Representation in Latin America 4:30 pm

March 2015

Tuesday, March 3rd

Ebola: An Interdisciplinary Conversation 12:00 pm
Rose Berger: When Your Faith Gets You in Trouble 5:15 pm

Wednesday, March 4th

Vice President Dean of Students Candidate #2 12:45 pm
Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm

Thursday, March 5th

Vice President Dean of Students Candidate #3 12:00 pm
Learning Communities: Digital Assignments - Session 1: Planning 12:00 pm
Sleep Awareness Week Naptime 3:00 pm

Sunday, March 8th

Mortar Board Reading Carnival 1:00 pm

Wednesday, March 11th

Greek Investiture 1:50 pm
Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm

Thursday, March 12th

Bagel Break 2:00 pm

Wednesday, March 18th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm

Tuesday, March 31st

This is Public Health: Public Health in Practice Winter Break Program 6:00 pm

April 2015

Wednesday, April 1st

Toff's Birthday Party 3:00 pm
Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm

Thursday, April 2nd

Friday, April 3rd

Carleton Town Hall with state Senator Kevin Dahl 4:30 pm

Tuesday, April 7th

Wednesday, April 8th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
Poetry Reading by Zack Rogow 4:00 pm

Thursday, April 9th

Friday, April 10th

Join Firebellies/Young Chefs to Celebrate new Cookbook Collection 4:00 pm

Monday, April 13th

Noboru Tomonari presents "Manga in Japan: The Past and the Present" 3:15 pm

Tuesday, April 14th

American Studies Comps Presentation - L. Athamanah 12:00 pm
ITS Info Session 4:00 pm

Wednesday, April 15th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
Faculty/Staff Reading Group Discussion with John Bowen 6:00 pm

Thursday, April 16th

"Graphic Language" - Greg Walter on graphics in library materials 11:20 am
Kevin Wolfe: Evading the Problem of 'Problem Solving' 12:00 pm
Root Beer Floats - Free! - in honor of National Library Week 3:00 pm
Women in Business Panel 5:00 pm

Monday, April 20th

Knot Exhibition Opening Party 4:30 pm
Muslim Difference & Burden of Representation: Charlie Hebdo Affair 7:00 pm

Wednesday, April 22nd

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
American Studies Comps Presentations: H. Reed, N Reinhart and I. Vang 4:30 pm

Thursday, April 23rd

American Studies Comps Presentations:V. Ostenso, M. van Duym, E. Pence 12:00 pm

Wednesday, April 29th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
Carleton Phi Beta Kappa 100th Anniversary Reception 4:30 pm

Thursday, April 30th

American Studies Comps Presentations: C Gillmer, E. Ondich, S. Goodman 12:00 pm
Latin American Studies Comps 5:00 pm

May 2015

Tuesday, May 5th

Spanish Comps 5:00 pm

Wednesday, May 6th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
Spanish Comps 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 7th

CogSci Comps Presentations 12:00 pm
Spanish Comps 5:00 pm

Friday, May 8th

GTLI: Researching Agropastoral Communities in Southern Ethiopia 3:45 pm

Wednesday, May 13th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
Artist's Talk by Andy Sturdevant 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 14th

CogSci Comps Presentations 12:00 pm
Learning Community: Digital Assignments - Evaluation and Showcasing 12:00 pm
Shigeo Yamada '89: A Japanese Diplomat's View of Japan-U.S. Relations 5:00 pm

Monday, May 18th

OCS Photo Contest Showcase 5:00 pm

Tuesday, May 19th

Orlando L. Pardo Lazo lecture 5:00 pm

Wednesday, May 20th

Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm
Prof. Fred Dallmayr: Cosmopolitanism & Cross-Cultural Understanding 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 21st

Professor Stephen Mohring: Reflections - What Matters to Me and Why 12:00 pm
Library Senior Student Recognition 3:00 pm

Wednesday, May 27th

Reference Intern Presentations 3:30 pm
Drop-In Data Management Help 3:30 pm

June 2015

Thursday, June 4th

Bagel Break 2:00 pm

September 2015

Thursday, September 17th

Randy Bass: Liberal Education in the New Ecosystem 4:00 pm

Thursday, September 24th

Susan Pennestri: Conceptual Session on "Flipping" the Classroom 4:00 pm

Sunday, September 27th

Banned Books Week 2015 begins (through Oct. 3)

Monday, September 28th

Religion & Marriage Equality: The Kentucky Case 4:15 pm

Tuesday, September 29th

Nigel Glenny: Finding Beauty in 'Monsters'-Making & Building Peace ... 5:00 pm

October 2015

Saturday, October 3rd

Banned Books Week 2015 ends

Tuesday, October 6th

Abu Ali: When Poetry Meets Light 12:00 pm

Wednesday, October 7th

ITS Info Session 4:00 pm

Tuesday, October 13th

Cecilia Barriga: Film as an Instrument of Sociopolitical Change 11:45 am

Wednesday, October 14th

Thursday, October 15th

Deanna Haunsperger: Reflections Talk 12:00 pm

Friday, October 16th

A Voice from the Void: Secrecy, Censorship & Mohamedou Ould Slahi's... 4:30 pm

Wednesday, October 21st

Ruling States and Citizens in Times of War 5:00 pm

Thursday, October 22nd

Denise Hare: What Accounts for the Decline in Labor Force... 4:30 pm

Monday, October 26th

William Hart: Black Lives Matter - Remembering Trayvon Martin 6:00 pm

Thursday, October 29th

Greenwald Smith: "Anatomy Lessons-Impersonal Feelings in 9/11 Fiction" 5:30 pm

November 2015

Monday, November 2nd

Peter Ahrensdorf: The Contest Between Achilles and David 7:00 pm

Tuesday, November 3rd

Cherif Keita: Report from Djoliba, an American Village in Mali 12:00 pm

Wednesday, November 4th

Kent Freeze: The Influence of Recent Chinese President's Visit 7:00 pm

Friday, November 6th

The Syntax & Semantics of Double Modals in an American English Dialect 4:00 pm

Wednesday, November 11th

Political Science Comps Poster Presentation 4:30 pm

Wednesday, November 18th

Latin Investiture 9:45 am

Thursday, November 19th

Professor Tun Myint - The Burma Election 12:00 pm
Bagel Break 2:00 pm

Friday, November 20th

SNAP Open House 10:00 am

January 2016

Wednesday, January 20th

German Career Night 6:30 pm

Thursday, January 21st

Reflections by Professor Michael Flynn 12:00 pm
Aaron Tugendhaft: The Idols of ISIS 4:00 pm
Brent Cusher: The Mutual Dependence of Leadership & Liberal Education 7:30 pm

Saturday, January 23rd

Classics Symposium 2:00 pm

Wednesday, January 27th

Beowulf-a-thon 3:00 pm

February 2016

Wednesday, February 3rd

"Making Uzbekistan: A Conversation with the Author Adeeb Khalid" 4:30 pm

Thursday, February 4th

Reflections by Profession Nathan Grawe 12:00 pm

Friday, February 5th

Finance Talk with Michael Hasenstab '95 1:15 pm

Monday, February 8th

Illustrate the Libe: A Drop-in Draw-In Study Break 1:00 pm

Thursday, February 11th

Tuesday, February 16th

Academic Technologist for Digital Scholarship Presentation-Candidate 1 4:00 pm
OCS Field Research Symposium 6:00 pm

Wednesday, February 17th

Inca Carcilaso de la Vega: The Library & Archive of a Mestizo Writer 5:00 pm

Thursday, February 18th

Winter History Major Interest Study Break 7:30 pm

Tuesday, February 23rd

Wednesday, February 24th

From Sayles to Sichuan: In Search of Sustainable Agriculture 7:00 pm

Thursday, February 25th

Salomon: Escaping the Islamic State: Reflections on Sudan at a Cross.. 12:00 pm

Friday, February 26th

Monday, February 29th

Art & Art History Postdoctoral Fellow Candidate Lecture #1 3:15 pm

March 2016

Tuesday, March 1st

Taneem Husain: Desiring Inclusion, Demonstrating Love... 5:30 pm

Thursday, March 3rd

"Town Hall Meeting" with Senator Kevin Dahle 5:30 pm

Monday, March 7th

Delia Solomon, Art & Art History Postdoctoral Fellow Candidate Lecture 3:15 pm

Tuesday, March 8th

American Studies Comps 12:00 pm

Wednesday, March 9th

Greek Investiture 12:15 pm

Thursday, March 10th

Caitlin Earley, Art & Art History Postdoctoral Fellow Candidate 3:15 pm

April 2016

Friday, April 1st

Ilana Mishkin - "Ladino Copular Variation: A Case Study of Seattle... 4:00 pm

Monday, April 11th

Margareta Matache-Crossroads: Roma between Ethnic Discrimination & ... 4:30 pm

Monday, April 18th

Brent Irvin-"Innovation in China: An Inside View from China's Larg... 4:30 pm

Tuesday, April 19th

Al Montero: The Brazil Crisis and Its Implications for Democracy 5:00 pm

Wednesday, April 20th

New Carleton OCS Initiative: Introducing Carleton-Antioch Global... 5:00 pm

Thursday, April 21st

Poetry Without Borders 5:00 pm

Friday, April 22nd

Book reading of "Lab Girl" by Hope Jahren 3:30 pm
Foro Latinoamericano 2016 5:00 pm

Saturday, April 23rd

Foro Latinoamericano 2016 9:00 am

Tuesday, April 26th

Wednesday, April 27th

Global Engagement Initiative Student Presentations 5:00 pm

Thursday, April 28th

Vestiges of an Indian Town: Constructing Belonging through... 12:00 pm

May 2016

Tuesday, May 3rd

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 12:00 pm
A Poetry Reading by Amanda Nadelberg 6:00 pm

Wednesday, May 4th

Spanish Comps 5:00 pm

Thursday, May 5th

Cog Sci Comps Presentations 12:00 pm
History 307 Poster Presentation 5:00 pm

Friday, May 6th

Paul Kidder: Minoru Yamasaki and the Fragility of Architecture 4:00 pm

Saturday, May 7th

Art History Senior Colloquium 1:00 pm

Tuesday, May 10th

American Studies Comps 12:00 pm
OCS Photo Contest & GEI Travel Writing Contest Showcase 5:00 pm

Wednesday, May 11th

Asuka Sango: The Halo of Golden Light 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 12th

American Studies Comps 12:00 pm
Eric Carlson: Carleton, Entrepreneurship and the Liberal Arts 4:30 pm

Friday, May 13th

Nap Time with the SWAs 3:00 pm

Monday, May 16th

Reception for Louis and Fernan 1:00 pm

Thursday, May 19th

Reflections by Mihaela Czobor-Lupp 12:00 pm
Identity Work in the Classroom: Successful Learning in Urban Schools 4:30 pm

Monday, May 23rd

Public Talk: Finalist for Director of Disability Services position 3:00 pm

Tuesday, May 24th

Library Student Worker Recognition 3:00 pm

Wednesday, May 25th

Public Talk: Finalist for Director of Disability Services position 3:00 pm

Thursday, May 26th

Dialogos Presentation 5:00 pm

September 2016

Wednesday, September 14th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, September 21st

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, September 28th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, September 29th

Book Reading by Bonnie Nadazm '98 5:00 pm

Friday, September 30th

Sam Gould & Dan Wang: Power Learned from Paul... 12:00 pm

October 2016

Wednesday, October 5th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, October 6th

Cox and Rech: Sex Across the Color Line during the Jim Crow Era 12:00 pm

Monday, October 10th

Prof. Anver Emon: Middle East Studies Bridge Grant Lecture Series 7:00 pm

Wednesday, October 12th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, October 13th

Christina Thompson: Advice for the Creative Writer 4:00 pm
Christina Thompson: Colonialism 7:00 pm

Tuesday, October 18th

Humanities in Focus: Incarceration - Deborah Appleman and Students 11:45 am

Wednesday, October 19th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm
Humanities in Focus: Incarceration - Annette Nierobisz & Chris Uggers 5:00 pm

Thursday, October 20th

Humanities in Focus: Incarceration - David Fathi 4:45 pm

Friday, October 21st

Kimbery Clausing '91 - Lamson Lecture 4:00 pm

Wednesday, October 26th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, October 27th

Curator Candidate Presentation 10:00 am
Amenah Agunwamba: Place, Privilege and Prosperity 12:00 pm

November 2016

Tuesday, November 1st

Curator Candidate Presentation 10:00 am

Wednesday, November 2nd

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm
Lecture by Adam Bradley 5:00 pm

Thursday, November 3rd

Prof. Kevin Wolfe 12:00 pm

Friday, November 4th

M. V. Ramana: Why do States Build Nuclear Weapons? The Case of India 2:30 pm

Monday, November 7th

Library Collection Management Discussion 9:00 am

Wednesday, November 9th

Library Collection Management Discussion 2:00 pm
Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, November 10th

Library Collection Management Discussion 12:00 pm
Kalia Yang - The Song Poet: A Memoir of My Father 4:00 pm

Monday, November 14th

Pol Sci Comps Poster Presentation 4:30 pm

Wednesday, November 16th

Latin Investiture 11:10 am
Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, November 23rd

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, November 30th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

December 2016

Wednesday, December 7th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, December 14th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, December 21st

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, December 28th

Drop-In Data Management Help 2:00 pm

January 2017

Wednesday, January 11th

Prof. Yaron Klein: Arab Music in Jewish Mizrahi Communities 4:30 pm

Monday, January 16th

Inventing the Earth and the Other: French Mapmaking in the Renaissance 4:00 pm

Tuesday, January 17th

Writing Across the Curriculum Director Candidate Public Talk 4:00 pm

Thursday, January 19th

Writing Across the Curriculum Director Candidate Public Talk 4:00 pm

Saturday, January 21st

Classics Symposium 2:00 pm

Thursday, January 26th

Library Collection Management Discussion 12:00 pm

Tuesday, January 31st

Writing Across the Curriculum Director Candidate Public Talk 4:00 pm

February 2017

Monday, February 6th

Drop-in Draw-In Study Break 1:00 pm

Tuesday, February 7th

Library Crawl - Reference Interns 12:00 pm
'Secrets of the Libe' Tour 12:00 pm
Writing Across the Curriculum Director Candidate Public Talk 4:00 pm

Thursday, February 9th

"She Needs Me: Vocal Agency in the Ballads of Marvin Gaye" 12:00 pm
OCS Symposium 5:00 pm

Saturday, February 11th

Online Sustainability Summit, Colin Beavan 11:00 am

Tuesday, February 14th

Thursday, February 16th

Dialogos 5:00 pm

Monday, February 20th

SDA Study Break 7:30 pm

Tuesday, February 21st

Faculty Sustainability Research Panel 12:00 pm

Wednesday, February 22nd

Latin American Studies Comps Talks 5:00 pm

Thursday, February 23rd

Public Health Lunch Series 12:00 pm

Friday, February 24th

Wynia Memorial Lecture by Prof. Jorge Dominguez, Harvard University 4:30 pm

Tuesday, February 28th

CogSci Comps Talk by Rebecca Liu 12:00 pm

March 2017

Wednesday, March 1st

Sarah Walker '99: Criminal Justice Reform in Age of Black Lives Matter 5:00 pm

Tuesday, March 7th

Townhouse RAs present: DiversiTEA 9:00 pm

Wednesday, March 8th

Mark Rosen - Birth of the Birds Eye View in the Renaissance 4:00 pm

Thursday, March 9th

Johanna Hanink-The Classical Debt: Ancient Athens to Modern Austerity 4:30 pm

Monday, March 13th

Bagel Break - Spring 2017 2:30 pm

Thursday, March 30th

Global Alumni Panel 4:45 pm

April 2017

Tuesday, April 4th

Opening for the Waterways: Paths of Public Health Exhibit 7:00 pm

Thursday, April 6th

Jennifer Hirsch: The Social Dynamics of Consensual Sex 12:00 pm

Tuesday, April 11th

Public Memory of Myanmar Digital Archive 12:00 pm
Librarianship Now: An alumni panel 2:00 pm

Wednesday, April 12th

Daniel LaChance-"Executing Freedom" The Cultural Life of Capital... 5:00 pm

Thursday, April 13th

Friday, April 14th

Caroline Glazer: Linguistics Comps Talk 4:00 pm
Lydia Ding: Linguistics Comps Talk 5:00 pm

Tuesday, April 18th

Rick Eckstein: How Intercollegiate Sporst Threatens Higher Education 7:00 pm

Wednesday, April 19th

Bepress Vendor Demo 10:00 am

Friday, April 21st

Saturday, April 22nd

Foro Latinoamericano: The Cuban Revolution after Fidel 8:00 am

Monday, April 24th

Panel Discussion on Noah Salomon's Book 5:00 pm

Tuesday, April 25th

Perlman Teaching Museum Director Candidate Presentation 4:00 pm

Wednesday, April 26th

Janelle Rothenberg: Globalization on the Mediterranean 4:30 pm

Thursday, April 27th

Global Issues Talks: Water & Meditation 4:00 pm

May 2017

Tuesday, May 2nd

Wednesday, May 3rd

Latin American Studies Comps Talks 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 4th

Perlman Teaching Museum Director Candidate Presentation 4:00 pm

Saturday, May 6th

Art History Comps Presentations 10:00 am

Tuesday, May 9th

Thursday, May 11th

Daniel Groll - "Reflections: What Matters To Me and Why" 12:00 pm
Spanish Comps Presentations 5:00 pm

Tuesday, May 16th

American Studies Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

Wednesday, May 17th

OCS Photo Contest/GEI Writing Contest Event 7:00 pm

Thursday, May 18th

American Studies Comps Presentations 12:00 pm
Zixue Tai: "Play Between Love and Labor: The Practice and Culture... 4:30 pm

Friday, May 19th

Claudia Swan: Matrices of the Imagination: The Landscapes of... 4:00 pm

Wednesday, May 24th

Promoting critical thinking with design-rich assignments 3:00 pm

Thursday, May 25th

Library Senior Student Worker Recognition 3:00 pm

Tuesday, May 30th

Perlman Teaching Museum Director Candidate Presentation 4:00 pm

Wednesday, May 31st

Nathan Grawe - Healthcare: An Economics Primer 3:15 pm

September 2017

Thursday, September 14th

"Global Carleton, Then and Now": Exhibit Opening Reception 4:30 pm

Friday, September 22nd

Rebecca Stone - For I am the Black Jaguar: Shamans as Animal Selves... 4:00 pm

October 2017

Tuesday, October 3rd

Arthur Rolnick: Early Childhood Development is Economic Development... 4:15 pm

Wednesday, October 4th

Tun Myint: 'Rohingya' Migrant Crisis in Myanmar/Burma 4:30 pm

Thursday, October 5th

Tuesday, October 10th

Charisse Burden-Stelly: Radicalism, Reaction and Africana Studies 12:00 pm

Wednesday, October 18th

Aaron Swoboda: "Combating Climate Change: Why We Need Economics" 4:30 pm

Thursday, October 19th

Stacy Beckwith "Interview Insights: Talking with Diverse Authors"... 4:30 pm

Wednesday, October 25th

Ben Percy: Thrill Me 6:00 pm

Thursday, October 26th

Saturday, October 28th

Twin Cities Ampersand Club 9:15 am

Tuesday, October 31st

“Weighing Digital Pedagogy & Publishing for Tenure and Promotion” 11:45 am

November 2017

Thursday, November 2nd

Jonathan Lafky "The Economics of Altruism" 4:30 pm

Friday, November 3rd

David Samuels: Partisans, Anti-Partisans, and Nonpartisans... 4:30 pm

Monday, November 6th

Utopia Speeches (PHIL 100) 1:50 pm

Wednesday, November 8th

Utopia Speeches (PHIL 100) 1:50 pm

Friday, November 10th

Utopia Speeches (PHIL 100) 2:20 pm

Monday, November 13th

Utopia Speeches (PHIL 100) 1:50 pm

Wednesday, November 15th

GIS Day Open House 9:30 am

December 2017

Thursday, December 7th

The Future of Publishing: "South Asia Open Archives" 12:00 pm

January 2018

Friday, January 5th

Mark Salisbury, Candidate Presentation with Q & A 1:00 pm

Monday, January 8th

Nancy Floyd, Candidate Presentation with Q & A 11:00 am

Tuesday, January 9th

Todd Jamison, Candidate Presentation with Q & A 9:45 am

Wednesday, January 10th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, January 11th

Andy Flory "Reflections: What Matters to Me and Why" 12:00 pm

Tuesday, January 16th

Elizabeth Harris "The Mask of Translation: Performing Fiction" 4:00 pm

Wednesday, January 17th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Saturday, January 20th

Classics Comps Symposium 2:00 pm

Monday, January 22nd

HearthMath Biofeedback Orientation 6:00 pm

Wednesday, January 24th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Monday, January 29th

18th Century Adaptations of Shakespeare by Emily Anderson 4:30 pm

Tuesday, January 30th

HearthMath Biofeedback Orientation 12:00 pm
Fred Hagstrom: "From Minidoka to Minnesota" 4:00 pm

Wednesday, January 31st

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm
Eric Muller: Colors of Confinement... 4:30 pm

February 2018

Thursday, February 1st

Congratulations on New Book Party for Thabiti Willis 5:00 pm

Wednesday, February 7th

HearthMath Biofeedback Orientation 2:00 pm
Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, February 8th

Economics Development in Bangladesh 12:00 pm

Monday, February 12th

Prof Yoram Bauman-"State-Level Carbon Taxes in Theory & in Practice.." 3:30 pm

Tuesday, February 13th

Jeff Snyder: Winter Grimke Lecture 12:00 pm

Wednesday, February 14th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, February 15th

CampusWork's faculty session 11:30 am

Monday, February 19th

HearthMath Biofeedback Orientation 11:30 am
2018 SDA's Sophomore Interest Meeting & Study Break 7:30 pm

Wednesday, February 21st

"What Every Academic Needs to Know about Copyright" 11:45 am
Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm
Alejandro Alonso: El Quijote de Maravall y la utopi... 5:00 pm

Thursday, February 22nd

Wikipedia Hackathon 11:30 am
Adam Kuehnel - "Teaching Inside the Fence" 12:00 pm
Zaki Haidar "Beirut's Literary Undergrounds" 5:00 pm

Friday, February 23rd

Dr. Jennifer Pribble - Democracy and Welfare in Latin America... 4:30 pm

Monday, February 26th

#MeToo? Sexual Harassment & Assault in Religious Contexts 4:00 pm

Tuesday, February 27th

Wednesday, February 28th

HearthMath Biofeedback Orientation 12:30 pm
Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm
Antonio Otzoy: "Contemporary Mayan Spirituality" 4:30 pm

March 2018

Thursday, March 1st

Public-facing student scholarship in your classroom 12:00 pm

Tuesday, March 6th

Martha Durrett: English Comps Presentation 12:00 pm

Wednesday, March 7th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, March 8th

'Secrets of the Libe' Tour 12:00 pm

Monday, March 12th

Sheldon:Semantic Motivations & Consequences of Scrambling in Japanese 4:00 pm

Wednesday, March 14th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, March 15th

Info Security Officer Candidate Talk 12:00 pm

Wednesday, March 21st

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, March 28th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, March 29th

Reproductive Justice Behind Bars 5:00 pm

April 2018

Monday, April 2nd

Rachel Breen: The Garment Solidarity Project 2:00 pm

Tuesday, April 3rd

AMST Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

Wednesday, April 4th

Thursday, April 5th

Future of Publishing: Artistic Publication 11:20 am
Marshall Weber: Artistic Publication 11:20 am
AMST Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

Friday, April 6th

International Law Discussion with Matteson Ellis 8:30 am

Tuesday, April 10th

AMST Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

Wednesday, April 11th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, April 12th

Malia Molina - Linguistics Comps Talk 3:30 pm

Friday, April 13th

Data at Risk: Rescuing Data Before It’s Gone (Hands On!) 12:00 pm

Tuesday, April 17th

Anny Lei - Linguistics Comps Talk 4:00 pm

Wednesday, April 18th

Born-Digital Publishing: Publishing and the Public Sphere 11:45 am
Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Friday, April 20th

Foro Latinoamericano 4:30 pm

Saturday, April 21st

Foro Latinoamericano 8:30 am

Tuesday, April 24th

Linguistics Comps - Sasha Mayn and Julia Smith 4:00 pm

Wednesday, April 25th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, April 26th

Friday, April 27th

Christopher Vogel "Think Three Sided: Soccer, Politics & Global Change 4:30 pm

Monday, April 30th

Weike Wang "Chemistry: A Novel" 4:00 pm

May 2018

Tuesday, May 1st

Kristi Jensen on "The Road to Affordable Course Content" 11:45 am

Wednesday, May 2nd

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm
Kristin Bloomer "Possessed by the Virgin" Book Forum 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 3rd

Meggie Royer: Dating Violence 12:00 pm
Paige West: Dispossession, Racism and Environment 5:00 pm

Friday, May 4th

Dan Brodkin Linguistics Comps "Backward Control in Minangkabau" 4:30 pm

Sunday, May 6th

Art History Majors Comps Symposium 1:00 pm

Tuesday, May 8th

American Lyric and the Politics of Genre 5:00 pm

Wednesday, May 9th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm
Dialogos - Care and the Politics of Memory 4:30 pm

Thursday, May 10th

Tuesday, May 15th

CogSci Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

Wednesday, May 16th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm
Laura Corcuera "The State of the Media in the Post 15M Spain" 4:30 pm
Poetry Without Borders 8:00 pm

Thursday, May 17th

Chico Zimmerman "Reflections: What Matters To Me and Why" 12:00 pm
OCS Photo Gallery & Awards Night 7:00 pm

Monday, May 21st

J Bourne-The Bourne Identity: Applying Economics to Almost Everything 4:30 pm

Wednesday, May 23rd

Thursday, May 24th

A Presentation of European Studies Minor Capstone Projects 12:00 pm

Tuesday, May 29th

Library Senior Recognition 3:00 pm

Wednesday, May 30th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

June 2018

Monday, June 4th

ITS Security Officer Candidate Talk 12:00 pm

Tuesday, June 5th

ITS Security Officer Candidate Talk 12:00 pm

Wednesday, June 6th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Humanities Help 2:00 pm

September 2018

Monday, September 17th

R&I Science Candidate Presentation 1:30 pm

Monday, September 24th

R&I Science Candidate Presentation 1:30 pm

October 2018

Monday, October 1st

R&I Science Candidate Presentation 1:30 pm

Tuesday, October 2nd

Encountering Minority Languages in the Arabian Peninsula 12:00 pm

Monday, October 8th

When the Medium isn't the Message 4:00 pm

Tuesday, October 9th

Should Muslims get to Define the Study of Islam? 12:00 pm

Thursday, October 11th

Medieval and Renaissance Travel Fellowship Symposium 5:00 pm

Thursday, October 18th

Fall Phi Beta Kappa Lecture 7:00 pm

Tuesday, October 23rd

Lock Your Cyber Down 12:00 pm
The Endless Umbilical Cord: Parental Obligations to Grown Children 7:00 pm

Monday, October 29th

Meaning & Missteps in Processing Long-Distance Dependencies 4:00 pm

November 2018

Monday, November 12th

Political Science Comps Poster Presentations 4:30 pm

January 2019

Tuesday, January 1st

The Nelson Collection begins (through Jan. 31, 2021)

Tuesday, January 8th

Selections from the Watson Collection begins (through Mar. 15)

Wednesday, January 16th

The Power of Diplomacy 5:00 pm

Thursday, January 17th

Light Fixture Design Interview Public Presentations 3:30 pm

Friday, January 18th

Light Fixture Design Interview Public Presentations 3:30 pm

Thursday, January 24th

Ending Exile: The Meaning and Making of Solutions to Refugee Crises 4:30 pm

Friday, January 25th

Light Fixture Design Interview Public Presentations 11:30 am

Saturday, January 26th

Classics Symposium 2:00 pm

Monday, January 28th

Green Card Stories 4:30 pm

Thursday, January 31st

What Matters to Me and Why 12:00 pm

February 2019

Thursday, February 7th

Reflections Talk by David Tompkins 12:00 pm

Friday, February 8th

Building Midwestern Latinx Communities 1:10 pm

Tuesday, February 12th

From Black History Month to a History of Pan-Africanism 4:00 pm

Wednesday, February 13th

CARS Tea 3:30 pm

Thursday, February 14th

Quantitative Resource Center Director Candidate Presentation 4:00 pm

Friday, February 15th

Quantitative Resource Center Director Candidate Presentation 4:00 pm

Monday, February 18th

Poetry Reading by Faisal Mohyuddin 5:00 pm

Tuesday, February 19th

Realness Kids in Ballroom Culture 4:00 pm

Friday, February 22nd

Wynia Memorial Lecture 4:30 pm

Thursday, February 28th

Tim Raylor Book Panel Discussion 5:00 pm

March 2019

Tuesday, March 5th

How to deceive People Thoughtfully 5:00 pm

Wednesday, March 6th

Bore Fields: Leslie Grant and Casey Deming begins (through May 6)

Thursday, March 7th

A Wintry Mix begins (through Apr. 9)

Friday, March 8th

Independent Study: drawings by Aislinn Mayfield ‘19 begins (through Apr. 1)

Monday, March 11th

Art Reception for Aislinn Mayfield 4:00 pm

Tuesday, March 12th

Linguistics Comps Defense 3:30 pm

Thursday, March 14th

Codebreaking in the 21st Century 12:00 pm

Friday, March 15th

Selections from the Watson Collection ends

Saturday, March 16th

Artists in Residence: Leslie Grant & Casey Deming, Reception 3:00 pm

April 2019

Monday, April 1st

Independent Study: drawings by Aislinn Mayfield ‘19 ends

Thursday, April 4th

Exploring Diasporic Connections between Africa and Arabia 12:00 pm

Tuesday, April 9th

A Wintry Mix ends
Dissent, Dissonance, and the Black National Anthem 4:30 pm

Wednesday, April 10th

10 Steps Closer to the Panic Button 4:30 pm

Thursday, April 11th

Does Conflict Make Policy? 5:00 pm

Friday, April 12th

Breaking Down Barriers to Health: Public Health in Practice 3:30 pm

Monday, April 15th

R&I Librarian for Sciences Candidate Presentation 1:30 pm
Crusade for Forgotten Souls 4:00 pm

Tuesday, April 16th

AMST Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

Thursday, April 18th

R&I Librarian for Sciences Candidate Presentation 2:00 pm

Monday, April 22nd

Accreditation Criteria Open Session for Staff 4:30 pm

Tuesday, April 23rd

On Its Face--A Challenge: Liu Xia's Black-&-White Photography, '96-'14 4:00 pm

Wednesday, April 24th

Kim & Trump: N. Korea & the U.S. in an Era of Change 4:30 pm

Thursday, April 25th

AMST Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

Friday, April 26th

15 Years of Foro LatinoAmericano 5:00 pm

Saturday, April 27th

15 Years of Foro LatinoAmericano 9:30 am
15 Years of Foro LatinoAmericano 10:45 am

Monday, April 29th

"How We (Actually) Got Rich & How the World Can 4:30 pm

Tuesday, April 30th

AMST Comps Presentations 12:00 pm

May 2019

Wednesday, May 1st

Spanish Comps Presentation 5:00 pm

Thursday, May 2nd

Africana Studies Grimke Lecture by Max Lyonga 12:00 pm

Friday, May 3rd

Linguistics Comps Presentation 4:00 pm

Monday, May 6th

Bore Fields: Leslie Grant and Casey Deming ends

Tuesday, May 7th

Latin American Studies Comps Presentations 5:00 pm

Thursday, May 9th

2019 History Comps Presentations and Lunch 12:00 pm

Saturday, May 11th

Art History Comps Presentations 12:30 pm

Tuesday, May 14th

Cognitive Science Comps Talk 11:30 am
Poetry Without Borders 5:30 pm

Wednesday, May 15th

Annual Off-Campus Studies Photo Contest Winners begins (through Aug. 16)
OCS Photo Contest & Travel Writing Contest Awards Ceremony & Reception 7:00 pm

Thursday, May 16th

Cognitive Science Comps Talk 11:30 am
Inequality and Subjective Status 7:00 pm

Monday, May 20th

"Protests and Responsive Authoritarianism in China" 4:30 pm
He Was on Your Side and You Knew It 7:00 pm

Wednesday, May 22nd

Song of the Simurg's Wing 4:30 pm

Friday, May 24th

The Catholic Sex Abuse Crisis 4:00 pm

Tuesday, May 28th

Selections from the Watson Collection begins (through Sep. 25)

Wednesday, May 29th

Our Minnesota State Capitol 4:30 pm

June 2019

Monday, June 3rd

Light Fixture Design Presentation 3:10 pm

Friday, June 21st

A View of the Crusades begins (through Jul. 12)

July 2019

Wednesday, July 10th

ITS Candidate Presentation 1:00 pm

Friday, July 12th

A View of the Crusades ends

August 2019

Friday, August 16th

Annual Off-Campus Studies Photo Contest Winners ends

September 2019

Friday, September 13th

Biblio/Botanica begins (through Dec. 6)
The Players, et al. begins (through Dec. 6)

Wednesday, September 25th

Selections from the Watson Collection ends

Thursday, September 26th

Civic Poetry Reading by Monica Berlin 4:30 pm

Friday, September 27th

Katayoun Amjadi: A Bunch of Chickens and a Toilet Brush begins (through Nov. 27)

October 2019

Tuesday, October 1st

CCCE Director Candidate Public Presentation 4:00 pm

Wednesday, October 2nd

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, October 3rd

Talk by Shalini Pradeepa Satkunanandan 5:00 pm

Tuesday, October 8th

A Family at Sea: A Talk by Caitlyn Schwarzman '92 4:30 pm

Wednesday, October 9th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, October 10th

David Lefkowitz: Peripatetic Gallery begins (through Jun. 26, 2020)
Magical Thinking: What We See and What We Think We See 4:00 pm

Friday, October 11th

CCCE Director Candidate Public Presentation 3:30 pm

Wednesday, October 16th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, October 23rd

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm

Wednesday, October 30th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm

November 2019

Tuesday, November 5th

Middle East Studies Faculty Lecture by Daniel Picus 5:00 pm

Wednesday, November 6th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm
The Fraying Mind: A Poetry Reading with Sarah Vap 5:00 pm

Thursday, November 7th

Resistance to Counter-Insurgency in Southern Mexico 5:00 pm

Wednesday, November 13th

Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, November 14th

Presentation: You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 3:15 pm

Friday, November 15th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Saturday, November 16th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Sunday, November 17th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Monday, November 18th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm
Political Science Comps Presentations 4:30 pm

Tuesday, November 19th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Wednesday, November 20th

Latin Investiture 11:00 am
You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm
Drop-In Data Management & Digital Projects Help 2:00 pm

Thursday, November 21st

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Friday, November 22nd

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Saturday, November 23rd

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Sunday, November 24th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Monday, November 25th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Tuesday, November 26th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Wednesday, November 27th

Thursday, November 28th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Friday, November 29th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Saturday, November 30th

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

December 2019

Sunday, December 1st

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Monday, December 2nd

You are on Dakota Land: Contemporary Indigenous Activism 12:00 pm

Friday, December 6th

Biblio/Botanica ends
The Players, et al. ends

Thursday, December 12th

Form and Function begins (through Feb. 29, 2020)

January 2020

Monday, January 13th

Artist in Residence: Holly Streekstra begins (through Mar. 20)

Tuesday, January 21st

Abel Barroso: Selected works begins (through Mar. 25)

Saturday, January 25th

Classics Symposium 2:00 pm

February 2020

Monday, February 3rd

History Majors and Prospective Majors Study Break 7:30 pm

Wednesday, February 26th

The Force to Accelerate the Masses 5:30 pm

Saturday, February 29th

Form and Function ends

March 2020

Friday, March 20th

Artist in Residence: Holly Streekstra ends

Wednesday, March 25th

Abel Barroso: Selected works ends

June 2020

Friday, June 26th

David Lefkowitz: Peripatetic Gallery ends

January 2021

Sunday, January 31st

The Nelson Collection ends

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