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October 2020

Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
				01 Encountering Oceans: Explorations of Space, Time, and the Human	02 Art History Welcome Event	03 WONDER Philosophy
04 WONDER Philosophy	05	06	07 Graduate Student Podcasting Roundtable	08 The 1619 Project and the Matter of Black Lives	09 Mining, Technology, and the Environment in the Americas (Part 1) Matthieu Chapman, "Anti-Black Racism in Early Modern English Drama"	10
11	12	13 Forum for the Academy and the Public Fall Events Presents: Who Do They Think We Are? American Identity on the World Stage Designing the Narrative with Taylor Shaw and Jon Key Online Screening of Documentary Movie "NASRIN" directed by Jeff Kaufman Online Screening of "The Stateless Diplomat: Diana Apcar's Heroic Life" + Q&A with the Director, Mimi Malayan	14 Jon Wiener, "Set the Night on Fire": A Faculty Book Talk Communicating Your Research to Public Audiences	15 Intersecting Realities: Health, Race, and the Ongoing Legacies of Slavery and Jim Crow UCI's First Folio with Andrea Mays Minerva Tapia: Performance in the Wake	16 Colloquium (Social and Applied Epistemology Series): Ernest Sosa (Rutgers) Mining, Technology, and the Environment in the Americas (Part 2) Black Alumni Chapter Preview: The Black Art Index Exhibition What Does an Abolitionist Asian American Politics Look Like?	17
18 In Memoriam: Ostad Mohammad Reza Shajarian	19 The Black Liberation Movement and Radical Community Education Podcasting Workshop with Nigel Poor	20 Wayfinding in Writing after College: A Symposium	21 L. Annette Binder reads from her novel, "The Vanishing Sky" "The Most Mexican of Us All: Yiddish Poetics in Modern Mexico" "The Most Mexican of Us All: Yiddish Poetics in Modern Mexico" Latinx Heritage Month Keynote & Workshops Teaching 2021: A New Virtual World?	22 Financial Legacies: Slavery and the History of Banking What is Mental Health? Caring our Way Through the Apocalypse	23 A Discussion of Anti-Black Racism in the Arts with Dr. Matthieu Chapman: A Three Part Series Virtual Screening: The True Cost Recent Books in Korean Studies, Colloquium	24
25	26 Social and Applied Epistemology Series: Ernest Sosa (Rutgers) Ernest Sosa (Rutgers), Social and Applied Epistemology Lecture Series	27 African American Music: the Sound of Freedom's Journey Vanishing Chinatown: The World of the May's Photo Studio Graduate Student Workshop Panel: Writing for the Public	28	29 Nikole Hannah-Jones in conversation with students Nikole Hannah-Jones, "Reflecting on the 1619 Project in 2020: The Long Legacy of Slavery and the Current State of Race"	30 Colloquium: Crispin Wright (NYU) A Discussion of Anti-Black Racism in the Arts with Dr. Matthieu Chapman: A Three Part Series	31