2007 Winter Research Matters

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"Maya Women Breathing Easier: Reducing Indoor Air Pollution in Highland Guatemala", By Gabriela Martínez, Assistant Professor, School of Journalism and Communication

Publication Year

2007

Keywords

environment

Latin American Studies

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May 13

Noon Talk: Sanjula Rajat

Sanjula Rajat, Doctoral Student, Philosophy, “The Colonial Politics of Impurity: Anti-Trans Politics in India and the Consolidation of a Hindu Nation-State.”

May 13 - 12:00pm

Hendricks 330 (CSWS Jane Grant Room)

May 13

Acker-Morgen Lecture: Durba Mitra

The 2026 Acker-Morgen speaker Durba Mitra will present a talk titled, "What If Gathering Together Liberated Us?"

May 13 - 5:00pm

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May 27

Noon Talk: Audrey Lucero

Audrey Lucero, Professor, Education Studies, “‘I don’t know what I don’t know’: Female Teachers’ Discursive Uncertainty in Responding to Constraints on their Practice.”

May 27 - 12:00pm

Hendricks 330 (CSWS Jane Grant Room)

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2007 Winter Research Matters

Noon Talk: Sanjula Rajat

Acker-Morgen Lecture: Durba Mitra

Noon Talk: Audrey Lucero

CSWS wants to celebrate your accomplishments June 8

CSWS wants to celebrate your book/film and more June 8

Durba Mitra to give May 13 Acker-Morgen lecture

RIG applications due May 1