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Read more about the article University Interdisciplinary Colloquium Talk: April 1, 2022
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University Interdisciplinary Colloquium Talk: April 1, 2022

March 25, 2022

It’s a feature not a bug: An artistic perspective on failure With Abishek Narula, Assistant Professor of Electronic Art & Intermedia, Department of Art, Art History & Design April 1st,…

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Read more about the article University Interdisciplinarity Colloquium Talk: March 18, 2022
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University Interdisciplinarity Colloquium Talk: March 18, 2022

March 11, 2022

The Limits of Sociolinguistics in Contemporary Jerusalem Camelia Suleiman - Department of Linguistics Languages and Cultures MARCH 18th, 202212PM-1PM EDT via Zoom The 2018 Israeli Nationality Law defined Israel as a…

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Spring 2021 / UIC Lectures

Is Persistent Disagreement a Reason to Distrust?

April 9, 2021

David Godden (Dept. of Philosophy)4/16/2021, 12PM-1PMZoom Link: https://msu.zoom.us/j/98504663406Passcode: msuc4iPublic discourse, especially about policy, has increasingly become characterized by disagreement, polarization, incivility, and, ultimately, distrust among disagreers. Normally, disagreement is addressed through the…

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Spring 2021 / UIC Lectures

Epistemic exclusion and research biases: How scholarly elitism limits scholarly innovation and relevance

March 29, 2021

Positivist beliefs about valued research (that it is objective and biases are controlled) undergird false narratives about the neutrality of science, the utility of findings to all people, and the…

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Spring 2021 / UIC Lectures

Spartan Skin: Impressions From the Symbol of Campus Pride

March 29, 2021

Young Joon Kwak came to MSU to engage the campus community around issues of race, gender, and diversity with their artwork during the global Covid-19 pandemic. At a time when…

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Spring 2021 / UIC Lectures

Additional Training and Developmental Editing for Transdisciplinary Projects

March 29, 2021

Methodological clarity is important for successfully completing an interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary project. Developmental editing or training programs outside or adjacent to the University is one way to learn new writing…

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Spring 2021 / UIC Lectures

Acting and its Others: Labor’s Role in Defining Artistic Boundaries

March 29, 2021

In 1913, the founding members of Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) drew a clear line between the actors of the legitimate theatre that they sought to organize and other performers, conceived…

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Fall 2020 / UIC Lectures

Art as Research // Research for Art

March 29, 2021

In his talk, geared specifically for the Interdisciplinary Colloquium, artist and scholar Dylan Miner will discuss his own artistic practice and the research methodologies that he employs within his artmaking…

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Fall 2020 / UIC Lectures

Strengthening Interdisciplinary Collaborations Through Indigenous and Humanist Voices

March 29, 2021

Arola explores the possibilities and perils of bringing indigenous perspectives to interdisciplinary work. She tells her story as a rhetorician, humanist, and Anishinaabekwe involved in an NSF Convergence Research project.…

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Fall 2020 / UIC Lectures

Educational Professionalism within the Fifth Estate: Networks of Influence within Social Media and Education

March 29, 2021

Dr. Kaitlin Torphy will discuss an emergent phenomenon, social media in education. The novel coronavirus has caused large shifts in work, school, and life. Today, virtual engagement is not only…

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