No Seminar, May 8
Dear RSF: Quick reminder that there will be no seminar May 8th due to the outing for Cabaret. Our series will continue on Wednesday, May 15 with Guest Speaker Destin Jenkins from Stanford University.
Dear RSF: Quick reminder that there will be no seminar May 8th due to the outing for Cabaret. Our series will continue on Wednesday, May 15 with Guest Speaker Destin Jenkins from Stanford University.
Dear RSF: Please join us next Wednesday, May 1st, at 11 in the library and on Zoom for Visiting Scholar Julie Suk’s presentation, “Constitutional Cage: Amendment and the Quest for Inclusive Democracy.” Although we have many exciting guest speakers lined up for the next few months, this will be our last presentation from the Visiting… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, May 1st-Julie Suk
Dear RSF: There will be no seminar on May 13, but we will continue our series on May 20th via Zoom with Visiting Scholar Michèle Lamont’s “Gaining the Future: Producing Hope in the New Gilded Age.” This seminar will begin at 11:00. Lamont received her BA in Political Science from Ottawa University and her PhD… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, May 20: Michele Lamont
Dear RSF: Please join us for a Zoom seminar Wednesday, May 6, presented by Visiting Scholar Frank Dobbin: “Do Faculty Diversity Programs Work? Evidence from 600 Universities, 1993-2015.” This seminar will begin at 11:00. Dobbin is Henry Ford II Professor of the Social Sciences at Harvard University. He received his BA in Sociology from Oberlin… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, May 6: Frank Dobbin
Dear RSF: Please join us for a Zoom seminar on Wednesday, 4/29 at 10:45 by Visiting Scholar Timothy Frye, “Political Machines at Work: Electoral Subversion and Voter Mobilization in the Workplace.” Frye has a PhD in Political Science from Columbia University and a BA in Russian Language and Literature from Middlebury College. He is the… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, Apr 29: Timothy Frye
Dear RSF: Please join us in the library at 11:00 on Wednesday March 4 for Visiting Scholar Marisa Chappell’s presentation “ACORN: Working-Class Politics in America’s Second Gilded Age.” Chappell received both her PhD in US History and MA in Liberal Studies from Northwestern, and a BA in History from Emory University. She is Associate Professor… Read More Visiting Scholar Seminar, Mar 4: Marisa Chappell