The Center for Biographical Research at University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa presents:
Brown Bag Biography Series: Discussions of Life Writing by & for Town & Gown
“‘My Name is Nobody’: Malcolm X, Memory, and the Politics of Memory”
Njoroge Njoroge, UHM Department of History
Thursday, February 6
12 noon - 1:15 p.m.
Henke Hall 325, 1800 East-West Road
Please see flyer below for more details, and a full listing of Brown Bag Biography talks:
Friday, January 31, 2014
Friday, January 24, 2014
PIMS Panel & Book Launch featuring Professor David Chappell - Thursday, March 6
The UHM Center for Pacific Islands Studies, Department of History, Department of Anthropology, and Pacific Islands Development Program at the East-West Center present:
Pacific Islands Monograph Series (PIMS) Panel and Book Launch: “Anticolonial Resistance in Melanesia”
David Akin, Independent scholar, and David Chappell, UHM Department of History, chaired by Tarcisius Kabutaulaka, UHM Center for Pacific Islands Studies
Thursday, 6 March
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
3121/3125 John A Burns Hall, East-West Center
Please see flyer below for abstracts and more information:
Pacific Islands Monograph Series (PIMS) Panel and Book Launch: “Anticolonial Resistance in Melanesia”
David Akin, Independent scholar, and David Chappell, UHM Department of History, chaired by Tarcisius Kabutaulaka, UHM Center for Pacific Islands Studies
Thursday, 6 March
3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
3121/3125 John A Burns Hall, East-West Center
Please see flyer below for abstracts and more information:
Friday, January 17, 2014
First History Workshop of Spring 2014: Dr. Maile Arvin - Friday, Jan. 24
Please join us for the first session this semester of the History Workshop, "Roots & Routes: Mobility, Migration & Diaspora" that will convene next Friday. We are excited to welcome Maile Arvin who is visiting from her position as a University of California President's Postdoctoral Fellow based in the History of Art and Visual Culture at UC Santa Cruz. The talk is being cosponsored by the Department of American Studies.
Maile Arvin's talk, "Polynesian Types: The Science of Making Whiteness Indigenous to the Pacific," will be presented in the History Department Library, Sakamaki Hall A201, Friday January 24th at 2:30pm. More details are provided in the flyer below:
Maile Arvin's talk, "Polynesian Types: The Science of Making Whiteness Indigenous to the Pacific," will be presented in the History Department Library, Sakamaki Hall A201, Friday January 24th at 2:30pm. More details are provided in the flyer below:
Upcoming Phi Alpha Theta Events - Spring 2014
A message from the PAT President, Shirley Buchanan:
"Welcome to Spring Semester!
The PAT Biennial Convention in New Mexico was a resounding success! All of our Alpha Beta Epsilon members did an excellent job at their presentations and we also accepted an award for Dr. Robert McGlone honoring his thirty years of service to Phi Alpha Theta. We have posted some pictures and video clips at our Facebook page, so check it out!
We also worked on new ideas for our chapter and we will have our first meeting of the spring semester on Tuesday, Jan. 28th from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in the History Lounge (SAK B210). We will be recruiting new members and we will continue organizing for our 30th Annual Hawaiʻi Regional Conference to be held at Campus Center on Saturday, March 8th. We will also be planning other upcoming events like our next book sale which will be held on Wednesday, February 5th."
"Welcome to Spring Semester!
The PAT Biennial Convention in New Mexico was a resounding success! All of our Alpha Beta Epsilon members did an excellent job at their presentations and we also accepted an award for Dr. Robert McGlone honoring his thirty years of service to Phi Alpha Theta. We have posted some pictures and video clips at our Facebook page, so check it out!
We also worked on new ideas for our chapter and we will have our first meeting of the spring semester on Tuesday, Jan. 28th from 5:30 – 7:00 pm in the History Lounge (SAK B210). We will be recruiting new members and we will continue organizing for our 30th Annual Hawaiʻi Regional Conference to be held at Campus Center on Saturday, March 8th. We will also be planning other upcoming events like our next book sale which will be held on Wednesday, February 5th."
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