Physicians played an important role as planners and implementers of Nazi racial policy. This lecture discusses how medical professionals enforced two significant aspects of Nazi policy: compulsory sterilization and the clandestine "Euthanasia" program, the Nazis’ first program of mass murder. … Read more
Join your first-gen peers for a networking social and lunch at the Graduate Student Center! This is a great chance to kick off the semester, meet new people, and unwind. Lunch will be provided. All meals will be individually wrapped … Read more
This event is for 1st and 2nd-year graduate students. Come get to know your peers and hear words of wisdom from seasoned scholars! The first half of the event will consist of a speed-friending mixer, where you will be randomly sorted into … Read more
Tristanne Connolly (University of Waterloo, Canada) will speak on Rajshree Ojha’s 2010 film Aisha as an adaptation of Jane Austen’s novel Emma, connecting British regency literature to modern-day Bollywood. This talk is free and open to the public and will be held virtually over … Read more
The UNC Association for Women Faculty will host a "Women in Leadership Speaker Series" featuring Tanya Moore, Associate Vice Chancellor in University Communications. Tanya graduated from UNC as an undergrad in 2001 and has been working at Carolina ever since! Join … Read more
The UNC Association for Women Faculty will host a "Women in Leadership Speaker Series" featuring Tanya Moore, Associate Vice Chancellor in University Communications. Tanya graduated from UNC as an undergrad in 2001 and has been working at Carolina ever since! Join … Read more
Dr. Kate Nooner will present "Reducing Health Disparities: Trauma, Alcohol Use, and the Adolescent Brain." Dr. Nooner is a Professor and Graduate Coordinator in the Department of Psychology at UNC Wilmington. Her research examines resilience following childhood trauma and adverse … Read more
Anti-racist researchers combat inequality and racism by conceptualizing, implementing, and disseminating research that dismantles racism, oppression, discrimination, and structural inequalities. This presentation offers participants an opportunity to learn how to engage in antiracist research by presenting a counter-narrative to the … Read more
Join this discussion series presented by The Stone Center featuring the author of Dialectics of Liberation, Abdul Alkalimat. The book is a study that analyses the important ideological debates (Marxism and Nationalism), anti-imperialist social movements, and support for African liberation. Over … Read more
The Black History Month Committee and First-Year Class Council will present "Pass the Aux." The event will give the students the opportunity to show off their taste in music by choosing specific songs of their liking. Come prepared with your … Read more
As the 12th largest research institution in North America, this discussion is paramount at UNC-Chapel Hill. The UNC Program for Public Discourse and General Alumni Association brings together scientists from academia and publishing for Science and Democracy, an online Abbey … Read more
Kevin Quashie’s virtual lecture “Here is the Hour: Thinking about Black Literary Criticism Now” is our first lecture in the Spring Critical Speakers Series lineup! His lecture promises to be an exciting start to the 2022 series! Dr. Quashie teaches black … Read more
