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May 2019

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			01	02 2019 Kiang Lecture: Tony S. Hsu, "Xu Zhimo's (徐志摩) Surprising Journey: An Exploration of my Grandfather's Life" Philosophy Club at UCI Presents Professor Duncan Pritchard Shakespeare Shorts: "Comedy of Errors" and "Romeo and Juliet" BNXXV Poetic Discourses at Play	03 May Fourth at 100: Reflections on a Movement that Changed China Digital Humanities (DH) Social Hour A Demonstration of Virtual Reality	04 The Second Feminist Armenian Studies Workshop: Gendering Resistance and Revolution
05	06 Learn to Code with Me Grad Student Workshop Eta Sigma Phi's Spring Undergraduate Colloquium: The Roman Female Gaze of Desire	07 Formatting in Word: A Workshop on CVs, Flyers and Other Documents "Literature, Memory and History" by Dr. Mahmoud Omidsalar Featured Talk by Dr. Nancy Bou Ayash Burning Time: A Graphic Book Collaboration	08 Jennine Capó Crucet Leora Batnitzky (Princeton): Conversion Before the Law: Why Conversion Debates in Israel are not Necessarily about Religious Freedom Visual Studies Book Talk by Bonnie Ruberg "Ernie Barnes: A Retrospective" curated by Professor Cooks through 9/8/19 at the California African American Museum	09 Access Asia Access Asia Screening of "The Merchant of Venice" at Oasis Senior Center CLP Law, Reason, and Value Colloquium: Rebecca Stone	10 Colloquium: Sarah Buss (University of Michigan) Crafting Competitive Funding Proposals Burning Time: A Graphic Book Collaboration Opening Reception Legacies of Postmodernism ft Catherine Liu [RSVP REQUIRED] Bungacast the Global Politics Podcast	11
12	13 Center for Medical Humanities Distinguished Lecture: Karen Nakamura, "Disability and the Promise of Technology" Center for Medical Humanities Seminar: Karen Nakamura, "Rethinking Disability Studies and More Than Just White Disability Studies" Legacies of postmodernism Ft Catherine Liu	14 MAY 14: READING AND BOOK TALK WITH MARLO GOTTFURCHT LONGSTREET, AUTHOR OF RAINBOW AROUND THE SON Graduate Student Teaching Community	15 "Bringing the War Home": Visual Aftermaths and Domestic Disturbances Narrative Medicine Symposium	16 The Fifth Annual Undergraduate History Conference	17 Benjamin Balint, "Kafka's Last Trial" Wikipedia Edit-A-Thon: Women's Biographies "From Convent to Hollywood: Redefining Female and Gender Roles in the Colonial Philippines" with Dr. Vina Lanzona (University of Hawai'i at Mānoa) Science Fiction Faculty Forum	18
19 California Phenomenology Circle 11th Annual Cultural Show by Iranian Student Union at UC Irvine	20 Learn to Code with Me New Horizons in Jewish Studies/Janice Levi on Jews in Ghana	21	22 Film Screening: Singing in Exile Beets, Blood, Letters: The Chualar Crash and Mexican Women's Critique of Labor and Expectation Brown Bag Seminars Elahe Omidyar Mir-Djalali Lecture "Reorienting Sasanian Textiles: From Wool to Silk Beyond Taq-e Bostan" by Dr. Mariachiara Gasparini (UC Riverside/San Jose State University) Everybody was Kung Fu Citing: The Politics of Popular Martial Arts Aesthetics China's New Land Reform and the Land Question in East Asian Development	23 Scientia Workshop: Ian Proops (University of Texas) "Dancing with the Devil: Latin America in the age of Trump," by Miguel Tinker Salas 2019 KOEHN Undergraduate Conference Art Exhibition & Book Launch by Mojan Mozaffari Philosophy Club: Professor Lane (Mt. San Antonio College) UNDERGRADUATE CRITICAL THEORY CONFERENCE	24 Departments of Philosophy & LPS Colloquium: Ian Proops (University of Texas) Film screening of "Homes for Gods and Mortals" and lecture with Gayatri Chatterjee Troubling the Grounds: Global Figurations of Blackness, Nativism, and Indigeneity	25
26 Farhang Foundation Lectures in Iranian Studies "Feasting Iranian Style: A Symposium on Food"	27	28 Wellek Library Lectures: Georges Didi-Huberman, Lecture 1	29 Sounding Out: Olivia Records and the Politics of Lesbian Separatism Medieval Race Reading Group: What was race? Docunight: Iranian Documentary Series Screening "Puzzleys" Wellek Library Lectures: Georges Didi-Huberman, Lecture 2 "The Western as Method: Questions of Indigeneity, Race and Violence in the American and Japanese Frontiers", a talk with Takashi Fujitani	30 New Paths in Digital Humanities with Fulbright Visiting Scholar Tamás Scheibner, Hungary Wellek Library Lectures: Georges Didi-Huberman, Lecture 3 Recognizing Female Voices in Dissent: The Macho Ethos of the Opposition and Its Post-1989 Legacies New Paths in Digital Humanities: Connecting Research, Teaching and the Market in a European Flagship Project	31 Colloquium: Co-Sponsored by the Medical Humanities Series - Maya Goldenberg (University of Guelph) Center for Medical Humanities Lecture: Jon LaPook, MD, "Public Health at the Intersection of Medicine, Journalism and Empathy" Free Dance Workshop and Film Premiere Anubhāva: Historytelling Through Bharatanatyam Dance