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As states across the country seek to strengthen voting regulations and enact new restrictions, the history of voting access in the U.S. has perhaps never...
Bernard Spolsky, of Bar-Ilan University: "Continued Thoughts on Language Policy".
These events will provide participants with a chance to explore the Viral Imaginations: COVID-19 gallery, engage in their own imaginative contemplation, and...
Gabeba Baderoon, of Penn State, and Desiree Lewis, of The University of the Western Cape, talk about "On 'surfacing' black South African feminist...
"Innovative Methods in Child Maltreatment Research" Research methods serve as the foundation for everything we know about child maltreatment and its impact...
The School of Public Policy’s leadership series spotlighting professionals with careers in public policy will feature Josh Korn, director, global innovation...
*Postponed until Fall 2021* The Becoming-Black of the World: The Critical Theory of Achille Mbembe Featuring Speakers: Chiara Bottici, Professor of...
This year Marathon Read will be organized by Comp Lit. Contact Name: Olivia Brown
The Population Research Institute is partnering with the Department of Sociology and Criminology and the School of Labor and Employment Relations to...
James Charlesworth’s first novel, The Patricide of George Benjamin Hill, was published in 2019. He is a frequent contributor of music-related essays for...
Helen Egger, MD Co-Founder, Chief Medical & Scientific Officer, Little Otter Adjunct Professor, Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Duke...
Title: Research Methods for Digital Discourse Analysis
As states across the country seek to strengthen voting regulations and enact new restrictions, the history of voting access in the U.S. has perhaps never...
Alicia Ostriker has published seventeen volumes of poetry, including The Volcano and After; Waiting for the Light; The Old Woman, the Tulip, and the Dog; The...
Eye Tracking for Language Researchers
Penn State’s 16th Annual De Jong Lecture in Social Demography will take place October 1, 2021. This year’s speaker will be Dr. Hans-Peter Kohler, Frederick...
Alissa Nutting is the author of the story collection Unclean Jobs for Women and Girls, as well as the novels Tampa and Made for Love. A television series...
Recognizing that graduate students in the humanities and social sciences have highly sought-after writing, communication, and quantitative skills that can...
Introduction to CA as a Research Method for the Study of L2 Classroom Interaction
Integrating Digital and Analog Tools in the Language Classroom: A look at the design and implementation of mixed-reality experiences for language learning