Conversation: “Social Media and Being a Historian in Public,” Tues. Oct. 24, 2-3pm, Park 532. With current and former UB History Ph.D. students of the DIG Podcast. Sponsored by the Early Modern Research Workshop with co-sponsorships from the History Department and Gender Institute.
Insights on Writing Successful Grants: Dr. Glenna Bett, Vice Chair for Research in Obstetrics and Gynecology, will guide students and faculty through the basics of writing a successful proposal.
Please join us on Wednesday, October 25th for the UB launch of Dr. Susan Hill’s new book, The Clay We Are Made Of: Haudenosaunee Land Tenure On The Grand River (University of Manitoba Press, 2017). Our celebration will take place from 6:30-8:30pm at The Center for Tomorrow in the Main Ballroom, UB North Campus (located […]
Akemi Nishida, Assistant Professor of Disability and Human Development and Gender and Women’s Studies at the University of Illinois at Chicago will present: “Rethinking Interdependence: Creating Community-Based Care Collectives Among Disabled People and their Allies” Interdependence is a core value in disability justice activism. It has been particularly salient in the past decade in the […]
UB History presents this talk by Liliana Fernandez Mollinedo, University of Havana. Free and open to the public. Refreshments will be served. For more information call 716-645-2182 or email handley2@buffalo.edu This event is sponsored by the UB Department of History, the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, the University Honors College, and the Humanities Institute.
Creating a community of readers with Finnegans Waves: A Reading Machine Experience Finnegans Wake during a unique two-part event Join the University at Buffalo’s Techne Institute as we explore James Joyce through a unique two-part experience. Finnegans Waves: A Reading Machine invites everyday people to create a community of readers by reading James Joyce’s Finnegans […]
The Queer Studies Research Workshop presents Director of the Visual Studies PhD Program Jonathan D. Katz, "The Gray Flannel Suit and the Fright Wig: Warhol, Queerness and the Birth of Pop." Katz's new work on the prehistory of Pop underscores the powerful connections among Pop, Queerness, and the discursive prominence of a new category of […]
The 6th Annual Haudenosaunee Research Symposium featuring the great work of UB faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, alum, and affiliates will be held from 9am-4pm on Nov 3 in B45-Lower Gallery, Center for the Arts, North Campus. C’mon down and join us for engaging presentations and Lloyd’s Tacos.
Nicholas Lustig, Geography Professor Lustig examines the origins of the recently constructed mass-surveillance centers in urban police departments. These centers are multimillion-dollar intelligence hubs intended to overhaul information infrastructures and expand surveillance capabilities. Lustig’s talk discusses the early programs in New York City and Baltimore, analyzes the varied pathways of diffusion of these centers, examines […]
We are excited to announce the arrival of a new book that brings together poetry, short prose, and visual art created by people with disabilities. The editorial team composed of members of DEAN received more than 260 submissions! In the end, and after some difficult decisions, we were able to include about 36% of total […]
