Fall 2018

Fall 2018 English Department Colloquium Schedule

[As always, please be on the lookout for adjustments/additions.]

 

All events are at 3:00 PM on Thursday in KUY 410 unless otherwise specified; unusual dates/times are bolded and/or marked with asterisks

 

 

8/23         3:00 PM Department Meeting; 4:00 PM Fall Reception

 

8/30         Mara Pike, College Mental Health Awareness Training (Workshop on Mental Health)

 

9/6            Vernadette Gonzalez: “Curating a Decolonial Guide to Hawai‘i: The Detours Project”

 

9/13         Department Meeting

 

9/20         Concentration Meetings (for Graduate Faculty)

 

*9/20        7:00 PM Tariq Luthun, Reading [Words@Mānoa Event]

 

9/27         Mahealani Ahia & LynleyShimat Lys (Hawaii Review), “Get Local: Creating a Hawai‘i Centered Open Educational Resource (OER) Textbook for the Humanities with Hawai‘i Review

 

10/4                  In Rank Meetings (for faculty)

 

10/11       S. Shankar:  “Readings, Rights, and Ahimsa: A Comparative Exploration of Freedom of Expression”

LLL Senior Research Award Lecture—hosted by Office of the Dean, College of LLL

 

 

10/18       ENG 625 student presentations

 

*10/18     5:30 PM J. Kēhaulani Kauanui, Talk based on Paradoxes of Hawaiian Sovereignty: Land, Sex, and the Colonial Politics of State Nationalism (Duke UP) & Speaking of Indigenous Politics (U of Minnesota P)—Location TBD

 

*F 10/19 5 PM Samiya Bashir, Reading [Words@Mānoa Event]

 

10/25       ENG 625 student presentations

 

*Sa 10/27         CW Conference [Words@Mānoa/ Hawaii Review Event]—Location TBD

 

11/1         Ramzy Baroud, “Give the Palestinian People the Right to Tell Their Own Stories”

 

11/8         Chadwick Lecture: Will Stockton and D. Period Gilson: “Between You and Me: A Queer Exegesis on dcTalk and Christian Pop Music”

 

11/15       Department Meeting

 

11/22       No Event: Thanksgiving

 

11/29       Nandi Odhiambo, Reading & Book Launch for Smells Like Stars

 

12/6         “The Global Early Modern: Reflections on Literature and History”–panel presentation by ENG 730 students

 

*F 12/7    12:00 Department Party