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October 2009

• Pulitzer-winner Alexandra Berzon the current state of journalism, 11/16
• Rich Moser speaks about the new academic labor system, 10/30

August 2009

• Peace Week features film screening, lectures, panels, and a peace vigil, 9/21-25

May 2009

• Harvey Flad (geography), Meg Stewart (academic computing), Leonard Nevarez (sociology), and Matthew Slaats (academic computing), will work in collaboration with The Children’s Media Project and other local groups and scholars

March 2009

• Seungsook Moon granted a residency at the Academy of Korean Studies in Sungnam City, South Korea

February 2009

• Pinar Batur and Stuart Belli presented “Path of Knowing: The Importance and Challenges of Multidisciplinary Studies” at the May workshop “Teaching across Boundaries: Playing the Dual Role of Teacher and Student” at Champlain College
• Professor of sociology Marque Miringoff and her research collaborator Sandra Opdyke have received a grant from the Nathan Cummings Foundation for their project, “Social Recession and Social Health.”

November 2008

• Seungsook Moon gave a talk on “Theorizing the U.S. Empire: Global Network of Military Bases and Liberal Imperialism” at the symposium on the Possibilities of Transpacific Studies and the End of Area Studies at Cornell University.

September 2008

• Light Carruyo, assistant professor of sociology, published a new book

May 2008

• Light Carruyo has been awarded a Contemplative Practices Fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies for her project “Contemplating Race, Knowledge, and Power: Towards Healing Forms of Critical Inquiry”

March 2007

• Light Carruyo, assistant professor of sociology, received a Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship for her project, “Race, Migration, and Human Rights: An Examination of Delicia Yeon and Violeta Bosico v. Dominican Republic.”

February 2007

• Seungsook Moon was invited to give a lecture at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in Washington, DC.

November 2006

• Seungsook Moon, associate professor of sociology and director of Asian studies, was invited to give a lecture at the Conference on East Asian Women at Spain’s Universidad Autonoma de Barcelona