Category: Lectures, Films, Readings, Panels
February 2021
The Pandemic Series
Join us for this year-long series of Oakley discussions applies an interdisciplinary medical-humanities lens to the pandemic.
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ENVI Summer Grants INFO: Internships, Research, Creative
The Center for Environmental Studies Summer Grants Program provides grants to students for unpaid summer research positions, internships, and creative endeavors. For more information, explore website.
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What the Pandemic Has Taught Us About Our New Public Sphere
Zeynep Tufekci, a sociologist at UNC and one of the nation's most influential public commentators on the COVID-19 crisis, will explore some key lessons of the pandemic.
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The Pandemic Series
Join us for this year-long series of Oakley discussions applies an interdisciplinary medical-humanities lens to the pandemic.
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Forum on the Status of Women in Politics
In honor of Women's History Month, the Lecture Committee presents a Forum on the Status of Women in Politics with Maggie Haberman and Yamiche Alcindor. Moderated by Michel Martin. Free and open to the public. All are welcome.
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Answer Music: Observation and Abstraction of the Living World
Mike Glier, Alexander Falck Class of 1899 Professor of Art, will present the second of six talks in the 2021 Faculty Lecture Series. Open to the public. All are welcome!
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Alum Talks: Three Continents in Ten Years Chinese Global Corporate Product Development Career
Join the Department of Asian Studies for our first spring semester alum talk with Katherine Huang (’08)!
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Rowan Ricardo Phillips to give reading
You are warmly invited to an English Department sponsored reading by Rowan Ricardo Phillips. Phillips, the Margaret Bundy Scott Professor of English for 2020-21.
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BELIEPH IN A BETTER WORLD: An alumni panel on Community Based Social Change
A panel of alumni athletes moderated by Professor Rashida Braggs share their journeys and work at the intersection of athletics and social change. Please click the link below to join the webinar: https://williams.zoom.us/j/97936572387?pwd=cUE0Qm10R3ZIeDJwbnptNklta1RQdz09
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The Age of Plastics Meets the Age of Invasions – a talk with James T. Carlton
The Faculty Club Board presents a talk with James T. Carlton , Professor of Marine Sciences Emeritus. "The Age of Plastics Meets the Age of Invasions: How Ocean Rafting, Coastal Development, and Climate Change May All Be Related"
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