Center for the Study of Public Scholarship
Programs and Events

Fall 2004

For more information about any of these programs, please contact Anne Walker, CSPS Program Coordinator at 404-727-7602 or awalker@emory.edu.

Grant Writing Workshop for Emory Graduate Students in the Humanities and Social Sciences This workshop for humanities and social science graduate students will present practical information about applying for research grants. Registration required. Co-Sponsors: Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, Center for Humanistic Inquiry For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here. For additional information on Grant Writing Workshops at Emory, please click here.	September 30 9:00am-Noon Jones Room, Woodruff Library
Grant Writing Workshop for Emory Faculty in the Humanities and Social Sciences This workshop for humanities and social science faculty will present practical information about applying for research grants. Registration required. Co-Sponsors: Emory College, Center for Humanistic Inquiry For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here. For additional information on Grant Writing Workshops at Emory, please click here.	October 1 9:00am-Noon Jones Room, Woodruff Library
Presidential Elections in an Age of Uncertainty This panel discussion/debate will be held at the Atlanta History Center. Panelists: political scientists Tom Patterson, Harvard University; Merle Black, Emory University; and Alan Abramowitz, Emory University. Panel Moderator: Carol Costello, CNN Anchor and Reporter . This event is FREE for Emory University faculty, staff and students with an Emory ID card. Cost otherwise is $5 for Atlanta History Center members and $7 for non-members. FREE shuttle from Emory will leave at 6:30pm from the front of the Woodruff PE Center. Reservations are required. Please email Anne Walker at awalker@emory.edu to reserve your space. For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here. VIEW THE VIDEO OF THIS EVENT! Click here for the video. You will need RealPlayer to view the video, which can be downloaded from real.com or download.com. Please note that this video is two hours long and is therefore best viewed with a high-speed internet connection.	October 26 7:30pm Atlanta History Center 130 West Paces Ferry Road, NW
Humanism and Islam: Struggles and Propositions Mohammed Arkoun, Distinguished Visiting Scholar, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship; Visiting Scholar, Library of Congress; Visiting Professor, Institute of Ismaili Studies, London For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here. Co-Sponsors: Department of Middle Eastern and South Asian Studies, Department of Religion, and the Office of the Dean of the Chapel	October 29 3:00pm White Hall, Room 101
From Manhattan to Baghdad: Beyond Good and Evil Mohammed Arkoun, Distinguished Visiting Scholar, Center for the Study of Public Scholarship; Visiting Scholar, Library of Congress; Visiting Professor, Institute of Ismaili Studies, London *(Note: This event has been cancelled due to a change in Prof. Arkoun's travel schedule.)*	November 1 7:30pm White Hall, Room 208
Lingering Legacies: Theory and Politics of Race and Racism David Theo Goldberg and Philomena Essed, University of California, Irvine For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	December 1 4:30pm White Hall, Room 206
Pierre Bourdieu, the State, and Democratic Practice Loïc Wacquant, Distinguished University Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, New School University For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	December 2 4:30pm White Hall, Room 112

For more information or directions, please contact Anne Walker: awalker@emory.edu or 404-727-7602.