CCSRE Events

March 8 | 12-1:15pm

A3C Couchroom, Old Union Clubhouse, 2nd Floor

Asian American Research Center Forum

All undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to join Asian American Studies faculty and staff to talk about the forthcoming Asian American Research Center. Students are encouraged to share thoughts about their research interests and priorities for the Center!

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Faculty Seminar Series

March 9 | 12-1:30pm

Bldg. 360, Conference Room

Alexis Wells-Oghoghomeh | Left-Handed Medicine: Black Women, Religion, and Revenge in Slavery

Winner of the First Book Prize for the Association for the Study of World Wide African Diaspora. The respondent for the Seminar will be Professor Rose Salseda (Art & Art History).

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Co-sponsored Events

March 8, 9 | 6:30-8:30 pm

CERAS, Stanford GSE

Contentious Curriculum: Presents, Pasts, and Possible Futures of an Enduring American Culture War

How might conflicts surrounding slavery, racial hierarchy, homosexuality, and transgender identities be usefully incorporated into health, civics, history, mathematics, and literature classes across the U.S.? Research Institute Director Alfredo Artiles and other GSE faculty explore our responsibility to reflect on these topics.

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