Going Public 2023-2024: "Audio from the Archive"

The 2023-2024 Season of Going Public features "audio from the archive" of Katz Distinguished Lecturers. Each month, we are releasing a past lecture from speakers such as Robin D.G. Kelley (2010) and Wendy Brown (2008). We invite you to share the lectures with students in your classrooms and join us in listening to an archive of public lectures in the humanities. Subscribe now on your preferred platform to receive notice when each new episode goes live.

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Looking Ahead: 2023-2024 Katz Distinguished Lecturers

The Simpson Center is proud to announce the 2023-2024 line-up of Katz Distinguished Lectures. Fall 2023 features Katherine McKittrick, Professor of Gender Studies and Canada Research Chair in Black Studies at Queens University. Winter 2024 features Sasha Su-Ling Welland, the Chair and Professor of Gender, Women & Sexuality Studies, an Adjunct Professor of Anthropology, and a China Studies faculty member. Spring 2024 closes out the season with Winnie Wong, Associate Professor of Rhetoric at the University of California, Berkeley. Learn more about the three speakers and mark your calendars.

Call for Applications: Grants to Design Graduate-Level Courses in Translation Studies

With the objective of establishing a graduate-level Translation Studies Certificate, the UW Translation Studies Hub (TSH) is thrilled to announce a 2023-2024 grant for faculty participation in the working group tasked with the development of a Translation Studies Proseminar. Four faculty members will join the TSH leadership team and receive a $1000 research fund. Applications are due September 15, 2023. Learn more about application guidelines.

Now Streaming: The Maple Cutter

The Maple Cutter is an Unthinkable Films Production from Danny Hoffman, Lynn M. Thomas, and Michael Sanderson. It follows the 2018 Maple Fire, which burned more than 3000 acres of Washington State’s Olympic National Forest. Late that summer night, Justin was in pursuit of figured Big Leaf Maple, a rare wood coveted by guitar makers, when things went horribly wrong. For the first time, the full film is now available and streaming for free on the Simpson Center YouTube Channel.

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Rehearsal for Revolution: Katherine Dunham's Legacy for Arts Leadership - A Minoritarian Performance Research Cluster Event

Oct 4, 2023

2:30pm

Meany Hall (MNY)

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Fred Moten, "The Fugitive and the fugitive” - ASAP/14 Arts of Fugitivity Keynote

Oct 5, 2023

12:00pm

Alder Hall

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Elisheba Johnson, "The Secret Language of Art Radicals: How Nina Simone and Jean-Michel Basquiat Taught Me How to Use Art for Resistance" - ASAP/14 Arts of Fugitivity Keynote

Oct 5, 2023

6:00pm

Henry Art Gallery and Allen Center for The Visual Arts (HAG)

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Reimagining the UW’s Guidelines for Global Engagement - An Activating the Third University info-session

Oct 5, 2023

2:00pm

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Going Public Season 2: "Audio From the Archive"

The 2023-2024 Season of Going Public features "audio from the archive" of Katz Distinguished Lecturers. Each month, we release a past lecture from speakers such as Robin D.G. Kelley (2010) and Wendy Brown (2008). We...

Katz Lecture/Event

Public Scholar Profile: Jasmine Mahmoud

Last year, the 2022-2023 Writer-in-Residence Nanya Jhingran (English) interviewed Jasmine Mahmoud (Drama) on her multiple roles as a public scholar, curator, and project leader. Since joining the UW in 2021, Mahmoud has participated in a...

Public Scholarship , Performing Arts , Art , Interdisciplinary Research

Call for Applications: Grants to Design Graduate-Level Courses in Translation Studies

Summary With the objective of establishing a graduate-level Translation Studies Certificate, the UW Translation Studies Hub (TSH) is thrilled to announce a 2023-2024 grant for faculty participation in the working group tasked with the development...

Translation Studies

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