Fall 2018 Friday Colloquium Series
Fridays | 10:30am-noon | SGIS GA 3067
Full schedule coming soon!
September 21 |
Navigating the African Studies Research Landscape at Indiana University: New and Continuing Library and Archival Resources for 2018-2019
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Mireille Djenno
African Studies Librarian, Assistant Librarian, IU Libraries |
September 28 |
Machiavellian Strategies for Researching and Writing in Africa
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Dr. Barry Morton
(Ph. D., Indiana University, 1996)
Historical Researcher, Sir Ketumile Masire Foundation, Gaborone, Botswana; Research Fellow, Department of History, University of South Africa, Pretoria
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October 5
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Fall Break: No Colloquium
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October 12
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Re-emerging infectious diseases of Public Health Importance –
A perspective from Sub-Saharan Africa
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Karo Omodior
Assistant Professor
Recreation, Park, and Tourism Studies
School of Public Health
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October 19
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Russia's Scramble for Africa
Co-sponsored by the IU Russian & East European Institute (REEI)
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Tamás Gerocs
Junior Research Fellow at the Institute of World Economics, Hungarian
Academy of Sciences;
Visiting Scholar, IU Department of Sociology
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October 26
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Yoruba Names: Language as a Sociocultural Mirror
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Dr. Taiwo Ehineni
Ph. D., Linguistics, Indiana University; Associate Instructor-Yoruba, African Studies Program
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November 2
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Resources and Techniques for Integrating Maps into your Research
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Theresa Quill
IU Libraries
Social Sciences Librarian, Assistant Librarian,
Government Information, Maps and Microform Services
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November 9
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"You Have Your Heroes, We Have Ours:" Negotiating Social Status and Asserting Autonomy in Post-emancipation Mauritania
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Khaled Esseissah
Ph. D. Candidate
IU Department of History
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