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UIC Lectures

Spring 2020 / UIC Lectures

Philosophical investigations in ethnobotany

March 29, 2021

Lichens have a weird naming history. They have been and continue to be classified outside the formal Linnaean system by both lichenologists and indigenous naturalists such as the Sámi and…

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Spring 2020 / UIC Lectures

Mapping a Comic Imaginary

March 26, 2021

In this presentation, I will discuss how an emerging digital humanities project utilizing MSU Library Comic Arts Collection metadata allows us to investigate how comic book culture might be shaped…

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Spring 2020 / UIC Lectures

Accessibility and Appeals: Methods For Inclusivity

March 26, 2021

The accessibility movement exists to ensure an equitable learning environment for all students, as does the need for multi-modal appeals to faculty, students, and practitioners to implement accessible practices. This…

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Fall 2019 / UIC Lectures

The Data of Disaster: Understanding Climatizing Surveillance in Post-Maria Puerto Rico

February 13, 2020

Nearly two years have passed since Hurricane María made landfall in Puerto Rico, yet its effects are still reeling through the islands. Rather than assisting with recovery, government agencies are…

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Fall 2019 / UIC Lectures

Transforming Learning Spaces

February 13, 2020

The basic blueprint of the physical classroom has not changed all that much in over a century, even as new teaching methods and approaches, new technologies, and new interdisciplinary insights…

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Fall 2019 / UIC Lectures

Making Feminist Documentaries Across Continents

February 13, 2020

Award-winning Venezuelan filmmaker Alexandra Hidalgo theorizes her experience collaborating with Venezuelan editor, Cristina Carrasco, on making The Weeping Season, a feature documentary about Hidalgo’s father’s 1983 disappearance in the Amazon.…

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Fall 2019 / UIC Lectures

Natural History of the Sixth Extinction in Ann Hamilton’s the common SENSE

February 13, 2020

Ann Hamilton’s 2014 the common S E N S E presented an extensive collection of animal images and objects from the natural history and library collections of the University of…

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Fall 2019 / UIC Lectures

Science as Experience: A New Approach to Science Communication

February 13, 2020

Dr. Megan Halpern draws on Dewey’s theory of aesthetic experience to develop a model that can reshape how we research, practice, and evaluate science communication. Drawing on her work in…

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Fall 2019 / UIC Lectures

Tobacco Control: A sticky, complex problem

February 13, 2020

Tobacco use is the number one preventable cause of death in the United States. However, the structural, interpersonal and personal factors that contribute to tobacco use are complex and require…

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Spring 2019 / UIC Lectures

Performing the Unfinished Work of Memory: The French Atlantic Triangle Reimagined

October 25, 2019

Safoi Babana-Hampton, professor of French, presentation drew on an ongoing research project attending to the socially and politically transformative force of transatlantic cultural and artistic interventions that creatively engage with…

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