Events
Events
January 22 - February 20, 2021
Friday, January 22
Raewyn Connell, professor emerita at The University of Sydney, discusses her book The Good University (Zed Books 2019) and the problems of the university...
Speculative fiction has recently marked a turn in American literature to imagine not just the past of "unprecedented" climate crises, but also their future....
"Blackness and Anti-Blackness in American Public Life" Panel Colloquium featuring: Anjali Vats, Boston College, Lisa Corrigan, University of Arkansas, and...
In this lecture, hosted by the Penn State Language Teaching and Learning Group, Dr. Lara Bryfonski (Georgetown University) will explore some of the...
Saturday, January 23
This interactive workshop, sponsored by the German Graduate Student Association and led by Dr. Lara Bryfonski (Georgetown University), is designed to provide...
Monday, January 25
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Join the Network Assistants of the Liberal Arts Career Enrichment Network to learn more about how to get started on your...
The Comparative Literature Luncheon presents Reginald Jackson, associate professor of premodern Japanese literature and performance at the University of...
Weekly lab meeting of the EMP Lab, on Zoom. We discuss research articles, present data, and brainstorm on study designs. If you are interested in attending,...
Are you an international student looking for a job in the United States? IN THIS WORKSHOP, YOU WILL: Understand the purpose and contents of a cover letter...
Tuesday, January 26
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Considering graduate school but not sure if now is the time to go? Interested in learning more about the application and...
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Gather tips and ideas on translating your graduate school training into language appropriate for non-academic positions....
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Join recruiters from GEICO, Community Service Group, Target, Kohl's, and Ferguson to gain helpful advice on the job and...
Wednesday, January 27
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Confused about what you can do with your Liberal Arts major? You can do a lot of things and that can be overwhelming. Join...
The Jewish Studies Program, the Society for Religion, and the Penn State Humanities Institute present Professor Yoram Bilu, author of With Us More Than Ever:...
The School of Public Policy welcomes Heath Brown, associate professor of public policy at John Jay College, on Wed., Jan. 27 at 2:00 p.m. for a virtual...
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Penn State has the largest alumni network in the world. So, how do you form a meaningful connection with an alum? Finding a...
To kick off the start of the spring semester, join the Liberal Arts Ambassadors for a fun night of Skribbl.io on Wednesday, January 27 at 7:00 p.m. EST! Put...
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Join Deloitte's Human Capital Consultants to learn more about the workforce of the future including impacts from COVID-19 and...
Thursday, January 28
A public presentation and question-and-answer session on exciting new approaches to politics in twentieth-century America.
Liberal Arts Career Week Event It's your time to virtually meet with a recruiter to review your resume, find out more about the company/organization, maybe...
Are you an international student who wants to improve your email etiquette? IN THIS WORKSHOP, YOU WILL: Analyze real-world examplesGain hands-on guided...
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Join TFA and our incredible speaker, Alexa Broderick, who serves as the Managing Director of Diversity, Equity, and...
Political leader and scholar Donna Shalala will join us to discuss the relationship between the Democratic Party’s moderate and progressive wings, and what...
Dr. Payne is the Henry Rutgers Distinguished Professor of African American Studies at Rutgers University and the Director of the Joseph Cornwall Center for...
Toby Thompson is the author of six books, the most recent of which is Fired On: Targeting Western American Art, published in March 2020 by Bangtail Press....
Friday, January 29
Head, Associate Head, DGS Meet with Graduate Students
Lynn Thomas of the University of Washington discusses "Beneath the Surface".
Liberal Arts Career Week Event Considering your plans for after graduation? Thinking about taking some time to figure out your next step in your career...
Monday, February 1
The Comparative Literature Luncheon Series presents Leila Pazargadi, assistant professor of English at Nevada State College. Leila's presentation is titled...
Weekly lab meeting of the EMP Lab, on Zoom. We discuss research articles, present data, and brainstorm on study designs. If you are interested in attending,...
Wednesday, February 3
Come hear Alma Rachel Heckman discuss her recent book, The Sultan's Communists: Moroccan Jews and the Politics of Belonging! Registration link coming soon!
Join us for one of our upcoming webinar sessions about Penn State's Master of Public Policy degree program. Our enrollment and advising manager, a current...
Centre Helps, a 501(c)(3) organization located in State College, Pennsylvania. As an organization we are dedicated to bettering the lives of all community...
To register for this workshop, please visit EPPIC at our website.
Thursday, February 4
Are you an international student who wants to contribute more to classroom discussions and in group projects? IN THIS WORKSHOP, YOU WILL: Improve your...
Bring your own lunch and join us for a discussion on careers in advocacy including lobbying. Join alumna, Larissa Gil Sanhueza '18, who is currently...
German club is for PSU students of all majors and minors who want to learn more about the German language, culture, history, etc. We have students who are...
Friday, February 5
T.D. Harper-Shipman of Davidson College will be speaking on "Rethinking Ownership of Development in Africa".
"Toward a Beautiful Country of Hate: Colonialism, Historical Revisionism, and Growing Hate Speech in Japan" Featuring: Soo-Hye Han, Kansas State University
Monday, February 8
Weekly lab meeting of the EMP Lab, on Zoom. We discuss research articles, present data, and brainstorm on study designs. If you are interested in attending,...
Are you an international student looking for a job in the United States? IN THIS WORKSHOP, YOU WILL: Discuss culturally based expectations for job...
A panel of leading scholars on rhetoric and queer studies will discuss the recently published book Queering Romantic Engagement in the Postal Age: A...
Wednesday, February 10
The School of Public Policy will welcome professionals who have pursued careers in policy to take part in a series of virtual discussions about their...
To register for this workshop, please visit EPPIC at our website.
Thursday, February 11
Interested in a career in non-profit or philanthropy? Curious about working abroad? Join alumnae, Sydney Wheeler to hear about his career journey throughout...
Friday, February 12
The English For Professionals Purposes Intercultural Center (EPPIC) presents a lecture by Shelley Staples on Friday, February 12, 2021. The tentative title...
CAS Faculty Meeting/Grad Forum Programming
Tiffany King
Monday, February 15
The Comparative Literature Luncheon Series presents Robin Visser, associate professor and chair of the Department of Asian Studies at the University of North...
Weekly lab meeting of the EMP Lab, on Zoom. We discuss research articles, present data, and brainstorm on study designs. If you are interested in attending,...
Tuesday, February 16
This event honors College and University Staff Awards winners, Staff Scholarship Award winners, and staff celebrating milestone years of service awards....
Wednesday, February 17
Join the School of Public Policy for a new virtual professional development series, “Strategies for Career and Leadership Success.” The series will provide...
From the United States and Britain to continental Europe and beyond, liberal democracy is under siege, while authoritarianism is on the rise. Pulitzer...
POLITICO is a global news and information company at the intersection of politics and policy. With publications based in Washington, D.C., New York and...
To register for this workshop, please visit EPPIC at our website.
Join alumni from the School of Labor and Employment Relations for a career-focused discussion panel on Wednesday, February 17 at 7:00 p.m. Topics will...
Join us for one of our upcoming webinar sessions about Penn State's Master of Public Policy degree program. Our enrollment and advising manager, a current...
Thursday, February 18
Mahmood Mamdani, of Columbia University, discusses his new book "Neither Settler Nor Native".
Are you an international student who wants to improve your reading skills? THIS WORKSHOP WILL HELP YOU: Learn strategies to improve your comprehension of...
The School of Public Policy will be attending USHLI 2021 National College Recruitment Fair on February 18, 2021 from 12pm - 2pm. Students are welcome to...
German club is for PSU students of all majors and minors who want to learn more about the German language, culture, history, etc. We have students who are...
Friday, February 19
For the first time in its publication history, The New England Journal of Medicine endorsed a candidate during the recent U.S. presidential election. While...
Dwight Lewis - University of Central Florida