Wednesday, September 19th, 3:00-5:00
FRI Welcome Back Reception
Faculty Club

Wednesday, September 26th, 12 noon
Sam Truett, Associate Professor, History
“A Cossack Warrior on the U.S.-Mexican Frontier: Masculinity, Family, and the Border Crossings of Emilio Kosterlitzky”
SUB Fiesta A&B

Thursday, September 27th, – Friday, September 28th (co-sponsored event)
UNM Civil Rights Symposium,
http://civilrights.unm.edu/

Wednesday, October 3rd, 1pm
Graduate Student Paper Prize Winner Presentations
Yu Xing
“Edited Melancholy and the Construction of Self: Mary Wollstonecraft’s Letters Written During a Short Residence in Sweden, Norway and Denmark”
Hiromi Takahashi
"Agency Tectonics and the Rhetoric of Discovery: The New Paradigm Shift of Dalyan Theory"
SUB Acoma A

Wednesday, October 17th, 12 noon
Pauline Reynolds, Indiana University
“The Celluloid Ceiling: The Portrayal of Women Professors in American Film, 1930-50”
SUB Scholars Room

Wednesday, October 17th (co-sponsored with Center for the Southwest)
Laramie Inside Out
Location and Time TBA

UNM Feminist Research Institute
Upcoming Research Lectures and Events
www.unm.edu/~femresin
femresin@unm.edu

Thursday, October 25th- Saturday, October 27th (co-sponsored event)
Aphra Behn Society Conference,
http://www.unm.edu/~english/SpecialEvents/ABS.htm

Friday, November 2nd, 3:30 (co-sponsored with Philosophy)
Nancy Bauer, Philosophy, Tufts University.
"What Is To Be Done With Austin"
HUM 108

Wednesday, November 7th, 12 noon
Wanda Martin, Associate Professor, English
“The Politics of Talking in the Academic Workplace"
SUB Scholars Room

Tuesday, November 13th, 12 noon
Jennifer Nez Denetdale, Associate Professor, History
"The Navajo Nation and Sovereignty: Militarization, Gender, and the Politics of Tradition" SUB Fiesta A&B

Tuesday, November 20th, 12 noon
Ellen Wiener
“Temporal Grammar: Picturing Time in the Illuminations of Hildegard of Bingen”
Mesa Vista 1104

Friday, November 30th, 7p.m. (co-sponsored with Philosophy)
Slavoh Zizek, Professor, University of London
“Fear thy Neighbor as Thyself”
Woodward Hall 101