Penn Humanities Forum | Events Calendar, 2012-2013


Fall 2012
10.10	Dr. S.T. Lee Distinguished Lecture in the Humanities Cores and Peripheries in the 21st Century Immanuel Wallerstein Sociologist, Yale
10.24	What Art Can Tell Us About How We See Margaret Livingstone Neurobiologist, Harvard
11.27	On the Caribbean Periphery of American Letters Junot Diaz Pulitzer Prize-winning Author
Spring 2013
01.23	The Edges of the Visible Universe David Spergel Theoretical Astrophysicist, Princeton
02.22	Graduate Humanities Forum Symposium Space, Hierarchy, and Power in Humanistic Research Jane Guyer, Eric Hayot, Rene Marquez, and Kazys Varnelis
03.20	Urban Itineraries and Peripheral Spaces Swati Chattopadhyay Architectural Historian, UCSB
03.22	Marginalia Undergraduate Humanities Forum Research Conference
04.17	Medicine at the Margins Steven Feierman, Harvey Friedman, and Julie Livingston

Events are free and open to the public, unless otherwise noted.


09.28.12	Libraries, Labs, and Classrooms: Locating the Digital Humanities Nicole Coleman, Neil Fraistat, and John Unsworth
03.29.13	Mapping Cultural History, Visualizing Cultural Information Peter Bol, Elijah Meeks, and Ruth Mostern


11.03.12	The Ethics of American Health Care ($) Ezekial Emanuel Vice Provost for Global Initiatives, Penn


03.13.13	New Ways of Reading Stephen Best, Heather Love, and Sharon Marcus
03.14 - 03.15.13	Disability & Modernism Penn Graduate Conference
03.15 - 03.16.13	Things That Quicken the Heart Chris Marker: A Symposium
04.05.13	Academic Publishing in the 21st Century Josie Dixon
04.25.13	Curious Subjects Hilary M. Schor


Penn Museum Second Sunday Culture Film Series ($) Second Sunday of the month, September–February