CSREG Calendar 2011-12

Fall 2011: September, October, November, December


Spring 2012: January, February, March, April

 

September 2011

Tuesday, September 13
7pm, Campus Theatre

Tim Wise, Author
"Colorblind: The Rise of Post-Racial Politics and the Retreat from Racial Equity"

Tuesday, September 20
7pm, LC Forum

25th Annual Black Experiences Lecture
Ben Vinson III, Johns Hopkins University
"Black Synergies: Surveying Afromexican History with African American Linkages"

Tuesday, September 27
5pm, Willard Smith Library (VL125)

Fall 2011 Maculinity Series
Adrian Mulligan (Geography):  Irish American Masulinity of Parade.  Student Respondent -Brian Chi '12, Geography and History double major
Rivka Ulmer (Religion): Masculiinity in Judaism. Student Respondent - Eric Soble '12, International Relations

Thursday, September 29
4pm, LC 256 (Center Room)

Psychology Seminar Series
Genie Gerdes (Dean Emerita, College of Arts & Sciences; Psychology)
"Women Leaders in Higher Education"

October 2011

Wednesday, October 12
4:30pm, LC 241 C & D

 

 

Fall 2011 Maculinity Series
Robert Midkiff (Psychology) - Man Up: Men's Transitions to Fatherhood in the U.S.
James Shields (Comparative Humanities) - The Perfect Man's Perfect Body: Masculine Imagery in Early Buddhism

Wednesday, October 19
7pm, LC Forum

"Only the ball was white" - A Conversation on Black Baseball with Hall of Famer Monte Irvin
Lawrence D. Hogan & Monte Irvin, Negro Leagues 1938-1948

Monday, October 24
7pm, LC Center Room

Hal Richman '58, Inventor of Strat-O-Matic Baseball,
"The Story of Strat-O-Matic Baseball and the Negro Leagues Players Set"

November 2011

Wednesday, November 2
Bucknell Hall




Robert Cvornyek (Rhode Island College) and Lawrence Hogan (Union County College)
"If It Ain't Goth That Swing: Black Baseball and Black Music in the Era of the Color Line"
Jazz at Bucknell concert to follow with music from the Negro Leagues era

Monday, November 7
7pm, LC Forum

2011-12 Social Science Colloquium
Shades of Black and Brown: Afro-Latino/a Interactions
Sagrario Cruz-Carretero, Anthropology professor at Universidad Veracruzana and co-curator of the acclaimed exhibit, The African Presence in Mexico: from Yanga to the Present.
Cruz-Carretero will discuss Afro-Mexicans in contemporary Mexico.

Tuesday, November 8
7pm, Gallery Theatre

Phyllis Kornfield
Lecture - "Criminal Justice and the Arts"
Gallery exhibit: Freehand: An exhibition of artworks created by Pennsylvania Prisoners

Thursday, November 10
7pm, LC Forum

Rob Ruck (University of Pittsburgh)
"Raceball: How the Major Leagues Colonized the Black and Latin Game"

Saturday, November 19
12:30pm, Terrace Room

BASA Bash - Arts & Crafts/African Cuisine/Music & Dance

December 2011

January 2012

February 2012

Friday, February 3
noon, Weis Center

Get Your Dance On with Afro-Cuban rhythms and salsa!
Reception for - Tiempo Libre
Afro-Cuban Jazz Performance

Friday, February 3
8pm, Weis Center

Tiempo Libre
Afro-Cuban Jazz Performance

Thursday, February 16
4:30pm, Gallery Theatre

Rashad Shabazz.  Will speak on carceral spaces among other things.

Thursday, February 23
7pm, LC Forum

2011-12 Social Science Colloquium
Shades of Black and Brown: Afro-Latino/a Interactions

Monika Gosin, Sociology (Ethnic Studies), William & Mary
Gosin will examine the racial, gendered, and linguistic politics that condition Latino/a lives by discussing the use of Hip Hop as a tool for self-representation and resistance among Latino/as in the U.S.

Monday, February 27
6:30pm, Willard Smith Library
(VL 125)

Eric Trudel (Associate Professor of French; Director, Foreign Languages, Cultures , and Literatures and French Studies Programs, Bard College)
""Being History". Guy Debord and the Chronicle of the Avant-Garde"

March 2012

Thursday, March 1
Willard Smith Library
4:30pm

CSREG Faculty Colloquium
Tia Stokes-Brown, Political Science
Title TBA

Tuesday, March 6
7pm, LC Forum

2011/12 Women's and Gender Studies Distinguished Lecturer
Gail Dines (Wheelock College)
"Sex, Identity & Intimacy in a Porn Culture"

Thursday, March 22
7pm, LC Forum

2011-12 Social Science Colloquium
Shades of Black and Brown: Afro-Latino/a Interactions

Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Sociology, Duke University
Bonilla-Silva will discuss the Latin Americanization of Race Relations in the U.S.

Tuesday, March 27
6pm,

Ann Sutherland Harris (University of Pittsburgh)
Will speak on the struggles of women artists in centuries past.

April 2012

Thursday, April 5
7pm, Gallery Theatre (LC 301)

2011-12 Social Science Colloquium
Shades of Black and Brown: Afro-Latino/a Interactions

Patricia de Santana Pinho, Department of Latin American, Caribbean, & U.S. Latino Studies, SUNY Albany
de Santana Pinho will discuss blackness, whiteness, and resistance to racism in Brazil.

Tuesday, April 10
7pm, Bucknell Hall

Adrian Castro, Afro-Cuban Poet
Sponsored by the Stadler Center for Poetry

May 2012