The Brown Bag Series features faculty and graduate students sharing their research, teaching, public humanities, or digital humanities projects. The talks will be held once a month on Wednesdays at 12pm in the Hoffman Room (Room 154) of Swan Hall, and also broadcast on Zoom.
Spring Talks
Reclaiming the Red-Crowned Crane as Chinese: A History of Red-Crowned Crane Conservatism and the Rise of Environmental Protection in China’s Long 1970s - Kyuhyun Han, History
February 11, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan Hall & Livestreamed
Augmenting the Digital Humanities: Spatial Media and Open Access - Madison Jones, Professional & Public Writing & Natural Resources Science
March 11, 12pm
Hoffman Room, Swan Hall
Past Fall Talks
SHELTERED: The Italians Who Saved Escaped Indian Prisoners of War during WWII - Annu Palakunnathu Matthew, Art & Art History
Charting the Path to Grants: A Discussion with the College of Arts and Sciences Research Support Team - Susie LaChapelle, Research Support and Outreach & Jason Dwyer, Research and Graduate Studies
‘A Nearly Perfect Memory’: The Theory, Practice, and Struggles of History in The Kingkiller Chronicle - Richard M. McGee, History