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Tamara Mitchell, “Sound Unseen: Auscultating Gendered Violence in Mexican Fiction”

Tamara Mitchell, “Sound Unseen: Auscultating Gendered Violence in Mexican Fiction”

Thursday, February 29, 5-6:30PM, Green College Coach House

Casey Mecija, “Sounds That Mark Our Words: Sonic Agencies & Intimacies in the Filipinx Diaspora”
Luis E. Cárcamo-Huechante, “In Times of Acoustic Colonialism: The Enduring Sounds of the Mapuche”
Christina Sharpe, “What Could a Vessel Be?”

Christina Sharpe, “What Could a Vessel Be?”

Thursday, October 19, 4:30-6PM. Graham House, Green College.

An image of a desert landscape with a grapevine in the foreground. The land is part of Hopi traditional territory.

Invited Speaker, Dr. Trevor Reed, March 7

Reed’s talk touched on the relationship among song, plants, and homeland, including Hopi orchard featured here.

Stylzed images of surveillance cameras.

Fall Event Series Capstone Lecture with Prof. Tom McEnaney

“Stop Listening: Surveillance, Sound, Sexuality, and Race in Manuel Puig’s Kiss of the Spider Woman,” November 17, 3-4PM, Zoom

Bookshelves showing the spines of books. Image links to Events page.

Spring Reading Group, Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2:30-4PM

Join us for lively discussion (2:30-3:30) and refreshments (3:30-4PM)!

First Friday Sound Bites, 726 Buchanan Tower, 9-11AM
Image of a microphone. Links to Podcasting Workshop Registration page.

Podcast Training & Creation with Affiliate Duncan McHugh

“Introduction to Podcasting,” October 13, 1:30-4:00PM