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 in the Hardge Forum at URI’s Multicultural Center (74 Lower College Road) and also broadcast on Zoom on Wednesdays at 12pm.
Register for upcoming talks below
“Every Quilt Tells a Story” - Linda Welters, Susan J. Jerome, and Rebecca Kelly - Department of Textiles, Fashion Merchandising and Design
Wednesday, February 8, 12pm
“Plus Minas: Profiles in Brazil’s Beautiful Game” - David Faflik - Department of English
Wednesday, March 8, 12pm
“The Silenced Other: Narratives of Undocumented Asian Americans” - Sue Yon Kim - Department of English
Wednesday, April 5, 12pm
Watch past talks below
“The Aroma of Legitimacy in the Late Middle Ages” - Joëlle Rollo-Koster - Department of History
“Humor in ‘Jane the Virgin,’ the New Telenovela” - Susana de los Heros - Department of Modern and Classical Languages and Literatures, Spanish
“The Cultural and Social Weight of Holding a Helmet in Early Modern Portraiture” - Lisa Tom - Department of Art and Art History