Tanya Luhrmann is the Watkins University Professor in the Anthropology Department at Stanford University, the author of When God Talks Back, and co-editor and contributor to Our Most Troubling Madness: Case Studies in Schizophrenia across Cultures.
Come learn about the leadership skills needed to be an advocate or activist, the different approaches to advocacy and activist work, and the opportunities to engage in advocacy and activisim as a student.
Two Years After Hurricane Maria: A reflection by Wheaton students who have seen its impacts firsthand. In the summer of 2019, Wheaton students were supported by a Mellon Foundation Grant to travel throughout Puerto Rico and learn about gender violence and reconstruction post hurricane Maria. Come to see and hear about the work of students […]
Petra Rivera-Rideau, a scholar of race and ethnicity in Latin American and Latinx cultures and professor at Wellesley College, will give a lecture on the racial politics of reggaetón in mainstream music. Oct. 8 @ 5:00 PM Faculty Dining Room Emerson.
Dr. Paula Harper from Washington University in St. Louis will deliver the talk ": Viral Musicking and the Aesthetics of Contagion" on Thursday, October 31.
Join Dr. Stephen Colyer for this annual lecture series as he discusses a history of behavior analysis.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29TH • 2:00: SOCIAL MOVEMENTS & CHANGE • 3:30: NAVIGATING INSTITUTIONS • 5:30: KEYNOTE SPEAKER CINZIA SOLARI, PH.D. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30TH • 9:30: HEALTH • 11:00: IDENTITIES & ATTITUDES • 1:00: SPORT & EDUCATION • 2:15: SOCIALIZATION • 3:30: SOCIAL REPRODUCTION & CHANGE OPEN TO PUBLIC - MARY LYON HALL - WOOLEY […]
