New Orleans Center for the Gulf South invites you to the annual Monroe Lecture with Richard Campanella.
In this illustrated webinar, geographer and author Richard Campanella of the Tulane School of Architecture explores two rival shipping canals of the West Bank, one dug by enslaved laborers and the other by immigrants, and how they reconfigured the urban geography of our region—nearly to the point of calamity.
One of the earliest highlights of the 2020 election results was the unexpectedly conservative vote in Miami-Dade county. Cuban-Americans in South Florida across generations backed Trump with unprecedented vigor and excitement and played a crucial role in securing the state for the Republican candidate. What was it about Trump's political rhetoric and public personality that appealed so specifically to this constituency that had been trending to the left in recent years? Dr.
Third Coast Residential Learning Community invites you to attend The Future of New Orleans is Water: A Conversation with Jessica Dandridge
Jessica Dandridge is the Executive Director of The Water Collaborative, an inclusive network of communities who work to make the world climate resilient by pushing New Orleans to become a leader in rights-based water management.
Join us for a discussion with Amalia Leguizamón and Toby Miller about resource extraction and environmental politics in Latin America. Leguizamón will be presenting her new book, Seeds of Power: Environmental Injustice and Genetically Modified Soybeans in Argentina published by Duke University Press.
Tuesday 11/17, 2-3p CST
RVSP for Zoom link: https://bit.ly/booklaunch_soybeans
Join Program Director, Robyn Ice, for a general legal studies new student meet and greet.
Registration is required. Click here to register.
Please join us for the Terry K. Simmons Lecture in Art History presenting Prof. Anne Derbes' newly released book:
Ritual, Gender, and Narrative in Late Medieval Italy
Anne Derbes, Professor Emerita, Hood College
Wednesday November 11, 3:30 PM CST
Join Zoom Meeting: https://tulane.zoom.us/j/99621103186
Meeting ID: 996 2110 3186
MARI-CFA Fall 2020 Archaeology Speaker Series
Perspectives from Florida and Texas on the Peopling of the Americas: When, Where, How? And Why Do We Not Know Yet?
Dr. Jessi Halligan, Florida State University
November 3rd, 2020 10-11AM CST
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Hear from alumni and staff about opportunities to work globally after graduation as a US or international student.
Panelists:
Annie Gibson, Center for Global Education
Jennifer Beers, Nationally Competitive Scholarships
Julia Lang, Taylor Center, Leading Students Abroad
Praveena Fernes, 2020 Marshall Scholar
October 27th, 2020 1-2PM CST
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Panelists:
Annie Gibson, Center for Global Education
Alejandra Vargas Gonzalez, Libraries Without Borders
Ishanya Narang, SLA '20, Marketing Specialist for Touchsuite
Sabira Ebaady, MPH '16, Management - System Partnership & Integration at Ochsner Health
October 20, 2020 5 PM CDT
Participe desta live , entre dois jovens afrodescendentes em países que receberam a diáspora negra, e que irão tirar dúvidas sobre a experiência em seus países do Movimento Black Lives Matter.
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Harmonii Odinga – Bacharel em Saúde Pública e em Estudos Africanos. Mestrando em Ciências da Saúde pela Tulane University
Ayana Odara - graduanda em Gestão Pública pela Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais e integrante da Articulação Nacional de Negras Jovens Feministas
