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CP 036
Assistant Professor, Information Science
Classification, library history, Gender and Sexuality Studies, critical information studies
341 Lucille Little Library
859-218-2294
Web Systems Developer
931 Patterson Office Tower
Chemistry
Graduate Student
CP 395
M.A. Candidate
Graduate Instructor
20th-Century British and American Literature, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Queer Theory, Postcolonial Studies, Affect Theory, Marxism, Jewish Studies
1302 Patterson Office Tower
No photograph available for asag222
19th -21st Century Continental Philosophy, Psychoanalysis
1402/1406 Patterson Office Tower
Student Teaching Assistant
Second Language Acquisition , Sociology/Criminology , Latin America , Political Economy and Globalization in Latin America
1106 Patterson Office Tower (POT)
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Director, Program for Archaeological Research
1020A Export Street
(859) 257-8209
111 Slone Research Building
859-257-6931
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Political Science & International Studies
West Chester, OH
Biology Learning Center
Graduate Teaching Assistant
1618 Patterson Office Tower
Graduate Student
CP390
859-257-5238
No photograph available for daak222
No photograph available for Levent Akinci
Professor
Cognitive Neuroscience
Etiology of drug and alcohol abuse, Alcohol and drug-associated cues and relapse, Alcohol Abuse
207K Kastle Hall
859.257.1103
No photograph available for mak223
MFA Candidate
Graduate Instructor
Creative Writing
POT 1206 MON 12-2pm
8593686664
Post-Doctoral Scholar
1653 Patterson Office Tower
Teaching Assistant
1022 Patterson Office Tower
(859)-257-7014
Ph.D. Biology - University of Kentucky, 2019
No photograph available for HAL238
859-317-3386
PhD Candidate
(859)-576-9006
422 Dept of Plant & Soil Sciences
8594897878
Graduate Student in Statistics
325 MDS
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Professor
Emeritus
History of education and the professions; social history of the middle classes; women's history, *Professor Albisetti is not currently accepting graduate students.*
translation studies, Second Language Acquisition
8595362742
Professor, Gender and Women's Studies
Marie Rich Endowed Professor
gender violence, 'Migration', Latin America, race and racialization, intersectionality, Critical Social Theory, masculinities, return migration, motherhood, exclusion and belonging, Latinxs in the U.S.
Chemical Engineering
No photograph available for aal416
Post Doc
829 Patterson Office Tower
No photograph available for aume222
6107427833
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Fall 2023 International Studies Courses

Pathways

A&S 161: International Village, Then and Now

A-H 105-001: World Art Before 1400

A-H 106: Renaissance to Modern Art

AAS 100: Introduction to African Studies

ANT 160: Cultural Diversity in the Modern World

ANT 225: Culture, Environment, and Global Issues

CLA 135: Greek and Roman Mythology

CLA 191: Christianity, Culture and Society

ENG 142: Global Shakespeare

ENG 171: Global Literatures in English

GEO 135: Global Climate Change

GEO 161: Global Inequalities

Summer 2023 International Studies Courses

Pathways

 

ANT 160 Cultural Diversity in The Modern World

GEO 160 Lands People of Non-Western World

GEO 162 Intro to Global Environmental Issues

GEO 172 Human Geography

HIS 104 His Eur Thru Mid-17 Cent      

HIS 121 War and Society 1914-1945

PS 210 Intro Comparative Politics

PS 230 Intro to International Relations

 

Culture & the Arts:

 

ANT 311 Anthropology of Globalization

FAM 455 Fam Intl Education Abroad: Consumers & Culture in Korea

Screening & Talk-Back: Before the Trees Was Strange

This event will consist in a screening of Mr. Derek Burrows' 2016 documentary film, Before the Trees Was Strange, which tells a complex story of how his family experienced race and racism in the Bahamas and the United States.  The screening will be followed by a talk-back session, in which audience members are invited to share experiences and discuss meanings with a panel, including, Mr. Burrows, law professor Dr. Melynda Price, and philosophers Dr. Gregory Fried, & Dr. Arnold Farr. The keynote event is made possible by the co-sponsorships of the Commonwealth Institute for Black Studies, Peace Studies, Anthropology, Sociology, Geography, Modern and Classical Languages, Literatures and Culture, &  International Studies Program at the University of Kentucky.

Dr. Fried and Mr. Burrows lead the Mirror of Race project, housed at Boston College.  It is an online archive of early American photography with interpretation that "serve[s] as an opportunity to reflect on what race means in the United States today—and what it can, should, and should not mean in the future." This screening and talk-back are part of the project's outreach efforts.

Final

 

Date:
Location:
Taylor Education Auditorium

The World Making and World Breaking Capacities of Religion in the Russo-Ukrainian War

Prof. Catherine Wanner (Penn State University) has conducted 30 years of ethnographic research in Ukraine. She is the author or editor of seven books, including her most recent monograph, Everyday Religiosity and the Politics of Belonging in Ukraine (Cornell University Press, 2022), and the forthcoming edited volume, Dispossession: Imperial Legacies and the Russo-Ukrainian War (Routledge, 2023). Her research has focused primarily on the politics of religion in Ukraine and increasingly on human rights and conflict mediation within the context of war. She is the convenor of the Working Group on Lived Religion in Eastern Europe and Eurasia. In 2020 she was awarded the Distinguished Scholar Prize from the Association for the Study of Eastern Christianity.
Sponsored by World Religions, History, Anthropology, Sociology, MCL, and the Lewis Honors College, and with special thanks for the support of the Gaines Center for the Humanities.

image of speaker and event information and image of religious objects

Date:
Location:
Steward Room at the Bingham Davis House (Gaines Center for the Humanities)

Picturing Goths and Heretics in Early Medieval Ravenna

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The Clark Lecture, sponsored by the Gaines Center for the Humanities, for 2023 will be given by Prof. Deborah Deliyannis (Indiana University,  Bloomington). Prof. Deliyannis draws upon archaeology and architectural history in her studies of the way history was written in the Early Middle Ages. She is the author of several monographs, including Ravenna in Late Antiquity, which treats the history of the city and monuments of Ravenna from the fifth to the ninth centuries (2010).  Her most recent book, Fifty Early Medieval Things, was co-written with Paolo Squatriti and Hendrik Dey, and was published in 2019.  Her current book project considers the role of bishops as church-builders, from late antiquity through the Carolingian period.  She is a Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America.

Date:
Location:
Hardymon Theatre, Davis Marksbury Building (Rose Street)
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Faculty Affiliates Directory

Picture Name Contact
No photograph available for pcad222
CP 036
Assistant Professor, Information Science
Classification, library history, Gender and Sexuality Studies, critical information studies
341 Lucille Little Library
859-218-2294
Web Systems Developer
931 Patterson Office Tower
Chemistry
Graduate Student
CP 395
M.A. Candidate
Graduate Instructor
20th-Century British and American Literature, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Queer Theory, Postcolonial Studies, Affect Theory, Marxism, Jewish Studies
1302 Patterson Office Tower
No photograph available for asag222
19th -21st Century Continental Philosophy, Psychoanalysis
1402/1406 Patterson Office Tower
Student Teaching Assistant
Second Language Acquisition , Sociology/Criminology , Latin America , Political Economy and Globalization in Latin America
1106 Patterson Office Tower (POT)
No photograph available for sahle2
Director, Program for Archaeological Research
1020A Export Street
(859) 257-8209
111 Slone Research Building
859-257-6931
No photograph available for SAH242
No photograph available for bah223
Political Science & International Studies
West Chester, OH
Biology Learning Center
Graduate Teaching Assistant
1618 Patterson Office Tower
Graduate Student
CP390
859-257-5238
No photograph available for daak222
No photograph available for Levent Akinci
Professor
Cognitive Neuroscience
Etiology of drug and alcohol abuse, Alcohol and drug-associated cues and relapse, Alcohol Abuse
207K Kastle Hall
859.257.1103
No photograph available for mak223
MFA Candidate
Graduate Instructor
Creative Writing
POT 1206 MON 12-2pm
8593686664
Post-Doctoral Scholar
1653 Patterson Office Tower
Teaching Assistant
1022 Patterson Office Tower
(859)-257-7014
Ph.D. Biology - University of Kentucky, 2019
No photograph available for HAL238
859-317-3386
PhD Candidate
(859)-576-9006
422 Dept of Plant & Soil Sciences
8594897878
Graduate Student in Statistics
325 MDS
No photograph available for yal234
Professor
Emeritus
History of education and the professions; social history of the middle classes; women's history, *Professor Albisetti is not currently accepting graduate students.*
translation studies, Second Language Acquisition
8595362742
Professor, Gender and Women's Studies
Marie Rich Endowed Professor
gender violence, 'Migration', Latin America, race and racialization, intersectionality, Critical Social Theory, masculinities, return migration, motherhood, exclusion and belonging, Latinxs in the U.S.
Chemical Engineering
No photograph available for aal416
Post Doc
829 Patterson Office Tower
No photograph available for aume222
6107427833
Displaying 41 - 80 of 4279
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