September 15
“Visionary Gleam: The Prophetic Child and Environmental Feeling in Romanticism and Contemporary Youth Climate Rhetoric” by Genevieve Gordon, Department of English
“An Enliven’d Isle: Politics, Class, and Empire in Edinburgh’s New Town, 1752–1802” by Amy Orner, Department of Art History
“Historical Genealogies of African Diasporic Fiber Craft Traditions"”by Keisha Oliver, Departments of Art Education and Africana Studies
“Haslanger’s Example, or, What’s The Social in The Social Ontology of Race?”by Daniel Òní, Department of Philosophy
September 22
“The Ideal Statesman: Rome in Seventeenth-Century Education of Polish Elites” by Jules Kossowska, Department of History
“Lubunya Lineages: Trans Inheritance and Literary Transmission” by Ege Altan, Departments of Comparative Literature and Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
“The Averted Gaze: Photography, Autobiography, and the Politics of Visibility in Kenya” by Sam Otieno, Department of Comparative Literature
"Towards Sustained Appropriation" by Ankolika De, Departments of Information Sciences and Technology
Occurrences
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Tuesday, September 15, 2026, noon–1:00 p.m.Tuesday, September 22, 2026, noon–1:00 p.m.
Groups
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