CCSRE Events & Announcements

Faculty Seminar Series

May 18 | 12-1:30pm

Building 360, Conference Room

IDEAL Fellows Showcase with Yuhe Faye Wang, Hector Callejas, and Adam Simpson

IDEAL Provostial Fellows Showcase, featuring the work of Yuhe Faye Wang (History), Hector Callejas (Anthropology), and Adam Simpson (Civil and Environmental Engineering)

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May 25 | 12-3pm

Lomita Mall South Green (Lawn area in front of building 360)

Declaration Day

Come and celebrate the end of the year and meet your fellow classmates.

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Faculty Research Fellows Chautauqua

May 25 | 4-5:30pm

Building 360, Conference Room

Michael Hines | A Worthy Piece of Work: The Untold Story of Madeline Morgan and the Fight for Black History in Schools

Our final Chautauqua of the year features Mike Hines (Education) and his new book A Worthy Piece of Work (Beacon Press). Dr. Hines will share the story of Madeline Morgan and her remarkable work in advancing a public school curriculum that changed the landscape of American education.

James Campbell (History), interlocutor

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June 1 | 11-3pm

Building 360, Conference Room

CCSRE Honors Symposium

Come hear presentations by the CCSRE honors thesis students who undertake a year-long research or creative project in order to produce an honors thesis.

June 18 | 11-3pm

Lomita Mall South Green (Lawn area in front of building 360)

Class of 2023 - CCSRE Commencement Ceremony

Co-sponsored Events

May 17 | 12-1:30pm

Building 460, Room 426 (Terrace Room)

Chris Suh | The Allure of Empire: American Encounters with Asians in the Age of Transpacific Expansion and Exclusion

Suh (Ph.D. ’19) will discuss his book The Allure of Empire and its account of how American ideas about race in the Pacific were made and remade on the imperial stage before World War II.

CCSRE Events & Announcements

IDEAL Fellows Showcase with Yuhe Faye Wang, Hector Callejas, and Adam Simpson

Declaration Day

Michael Hines | A Worthy Piece of Work: The Untold Story of Madeline Morgan and the Fight for Black History in Schools

CCSRE Honors Symposium

Class of 2023 - CCSRE Commencement Ceremony

Co-sponsored Events

Chris Suh | The Allure of Empire: American Encounters with Asians in the Age of Transpacific Expansion and Exclusion

Around Stanford

Third Annual Caribbean Symposium at Stanford: Caribbean Epistemologies

Erina Alejo | Community on my Mind: Artists and the Reclamation of Urban Space

Lonnie Morris and Rahsaan "New York" Thomas | Spirituality in the Carceral System

Rabia Saeed and Christell Victoria Roach | Stegner Fellows Reading

Christy Pichichero (Stanford Humanities Center) | Changing the Frame: Imposter Syndrome and Discriminatory Gaslighting

José Antonio Estefan Gillessen and Luis Armando Hernández Cuevas | Ethics and Politics of the Energy Transition in Mexico

Afia Asomoah, Pierre Theodore, and J﻿oyce Sackey | Exploring Techquity: How Artificial Intelligence and Health Informatics Can Address Racial & Ethnic Health Disparities

Shirin Towfiq and Natani Notah | Arts and Justice: Art, Identity, and Material History

Adamu Chan (CCSRE Mellon Arts Fellow) | What These Walls Won’t Hold

What is the 'Indigenous' in Chicanx Indigeneity?

Josh Lambert | The Literary Mafia

Creativity in the Age of AI: AI Impacting Arts, Arts Impacting AI

Jocelyne Muhutu-Remy, Temi Adeniji, and Fara Bakare | Media and Entertainment in Africa

AAAS Senior Presentations

Nirvikar Singh | The Political Economy of India’s Development: Resolving Some Puzzles

Léonard Wantchékon | Combining Activism and Academia

News

"When misinformation is free speech"

"Latine students demand inclusion, support from El Centro"

CCSRE Dissertation Fellow Christopher Scott (PhD ‘06) publishes translation of Kim Tal-su’s "The Trial of Pak Tal and Other Stories" (Seoul Selection, 2002)

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Afia Asomoah, Pierre Theodore, and Joyce Sackey | Exploring Techquity: How Artificial Intelligence and Health Informatics Can Address Racial & Ethnic Health Disparities