CSREG Faculty Colloquia
CSREG Faculty Colloquiums provide a venue to celebrate and learn about the scholarship of Bucknell faculty. These talks can serve as a sounding board for works in progress, trial runs for conference presentations and, when possible, serve as supplemental talks for our Speaker Series.
Spring 2026 Faculty Colloquia
"Bring Money": The Environmental Protection Agency, Sewer Infrastructure and Fair Housing
Jennifer Thomson, Associate Professor of History
Tuesday, Feb. 10, 2026, at 5 p.m.
Bertrand Library, Traditional Reading Room (BERT 213)
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The Freedom of the Hills: Mountain Athlete-Activists & Environmental Justice in North America
Jessica Pouchet, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies & Sciences
Tuesday, Feb. 17, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
Bertrand Library, Traditional Reading Room (BERT 213)
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A Transfeminist Protocol for the Isolation of Bacterial Nanoparticles
Austin Wadle, Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Tuesday, March 31, 2026, at 4:30 p.m.
Bertrand Library, Traditional Reading Room (BERT 213)
Past events from the 2024–25 Faculty Colloquia
Songs of Solidarity: The Potential and Limits of Latinx Allyship
Elena Machado, Professor of English
"Bring Money": The Environmental Protection Agency, Sewer Infrastructure and Fair Housing
Jennifer Thomson, Associate Professor of History
Illegible: The Paradox of Black Appalachia
Kenton Butcher, Assistant Professor of English
"We Are Not American": A Queer Diasporic Reading of Noor Hindi's Poetry and Malaka Gharib's Graphic Novel
Steven Beardsley, Visiting Assistant Professor of English
This talk is also part of our Asian and Arab Americans Lecture Series.
Weaponizing the Master's Tools? Sex Scams, Dubious Consent, and Newspaper Coverage of Black Domestic Workers in Post-War Brazil
Cassie Osei, Assistant Professor of History
Cultures of Asian Indenture: Musical Hybridity and Resistance in the Plantation Americas
Benjamin Barson, Assistant Professor of Music, Affiliated Faculty in Latin American Studies