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February 2006
| Date |
Tuesdays throughout Spring 2006 |
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| Time |
7pm |
| Location |
Carroll Hall Auditorium |
| Type of Event |
Lecture Series |
| Title |
Great Decisions: Tuesday Lecture Series on Foreign Policy |
| Contact Info |
Jeanne Morris or Carr Harkrader |
| Notes |
See flyer for more details (PDF) |
| Date |
Friday, February 3, 2006 |
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| Time |
Various - See program |
| Location |
Hamilton Hall 569 |
| Type of Event |
Workshop |
| Title |
Gender, War and Nation in Twentieth Century Europe |
| Contact Info |
europe@unc.edu |
| Notes |
Workshop program [DOC] This is the second workshop in the series Gender, Politics, and Culture in Europe and Beyond. |
| Date |
Friday, February 17, 2006 |
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| Time |
9:15 - 10:15 |
| Location |
Sheraton Imperial Hotel & Convention Center, Durham NC (room TBA) |
| Type of Event |
ISSA conference panel |
| Title |
Muslim Diasporas |
| Contact Info |
europe@unc.edu |
| Notes |
Professor Sahar Amer will speak about “Muslim Immigrants in Europe ” using the websites developed in CES on The Veil and Francophone Identities as well as the following documents:
- Islam in Europe (lecture)
- Islam in Europe (statistics sheet)
Most of the world's billion Muslims live outside of the Middle East , and the four most populous Islamic countries are located to the east of the region. Understanding the global diversity of Muslim communities is increasingly important as Islam becomes a priority subject for international education. The presenters at this session, five scholars affiliated with area studies centers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill , will offer introductions to Muslim populations in Africa and the Americas , Eastern and Western Europe , and South and Southeast Asia.
ISSA conference website |
| Date |
Friday, February 24, 2006 |
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| Time |
1pm Lecture, 2:30pm Roundtable |
| Location |
Donovan Lounge, Greenlaw Hall (English Dept, UNC Campus) |
| Type of Event |
Lecture + Graduate and Faculty Roundtable |
| Title |
1pm Lecture:
Beckett's Kinetic Aesthetics
2:30pm Roundtable:
Bloom in Love |
| Contact Info |
Nicholas Allen |
| Notes |
Richard Begam is Associate Professor in the English Department, the University of Wisconsin at Madison. Author of Samuel Beckett and the End of Modernity (Stanford University Press, 1996) and editor of The Beckett Circle (1996-1999). Sponsored by the Center for European Studies, the English Department, UNC Chapel Hill, and the Association of Graduate English Students. |
| Date |
Friday, February 24, 2006 |
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| Time |
5pm - 6pm |
| Location |
n/a |
| Type of Event |
Radio Broadcast |
| Title |
Global Music: "Rap & the Riots in France" |
| Contact Info |
mcgowen@unc.edu |
| Notes |
Global Music is a monthly radio program focusing on a different world region and bringing in a guest scholar from the university. This month's broadcast: "Rap and the Riots in France " features guest Martine Antle, professor of French in the UNC Dept of Romance Languages.
Listen at 89.3 FM or on the web at www.wxyc.org. The project is a collaboration between UNC Area Studies Centers and WXYC 89.3 FM |
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