Convocation – “Women of Chinese Modern Art”

ten Hoor Hall - Room 125 , United States

In this lecture, Dr. Sung will discuss how Chinese women artists shaped the terrain of the modern art world and gender positioning during China’s important moments of social-cultural transformation from empire to republic in the 1900s to the 1930s.

Convocation – “Zen Meditation, Weird Art, & Other Modes of Thinking”

ten Hoor Hall - Room 125 , United States

A brief introduction to Zen meditation, Zen & Daoist concepts, experimental art - all seen as alternative modes of thinking.  The limitations of reason & achievement.  For this particular Convocation, don't expect to sit there & be talked at.  Dr. Hank Lazer.

Convocation – Gender and Race Studies

ten Hoor Hall - Room 125 , United States

Dr. Utz McKnight will discuss the types of research, the methods of research, and the intellectual frameworks of Gender and Race Studies.

Lighthouse Lounge

Blount LLC - Main Lobby

Join us this  in the Blount LLC lobby for the Spring 2024 Meet The Faculty Series Featuring our very own Blount Scholars Program Coordinator: the Marvelous Murrie Dixon Come with questions and stay for the chat!

Convocation – The Blues

ten Hoor Hall - Room 125 , United States

Dr. Thomas Robinson will discuss the music theory of the Blues.

Lighthouse Lounge

Blount LLC - Main Lobby

Spring 2024 Meet The Faculty Series Featuring our very own  Legal Eagle, and Attorney Extraordinaire: The Criminally Fabulous Christine Field Esq Come with questions and stay for the verdict! After nearly 20 years as a practicing attorney, and a brief stint in BigLaw, Christine Field now teaches in the Criminal Justice department at the University of Albama.

Convocation – “Cable Girls Do It Best: Subverting the Past on the Small Screen”

ten Hoor Hall - Room 125 , United States

The small screen has, in recent years, seen an influx of historical fiction, which has created a great deal of interest in learning about the past amongst viewers. Using Hayden White’s concept of “historiophoty” and Stephanie Genz’s concept of the “postfeminist Supergirl” as a starting point, Dr. Barbara Gray will discuss how we see Spain’s

Convocation – “What History is and What History Is Not”

ten Hoor Hall - Room 125 , United States

Professor Joshua Rothman leads a conversation about what being a historian really means. Along the way, he discusses why so many students hate history and how they might be persuaded otherwise.