Center for the Study of Public Scholarship
Programs and Events

Spring 2004

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

For a printable PDF version of the spring calendar, please click here.

The General View and Beyond: Social Documentary Photography, Slum Clearance, and State Social Welfare Programs in South Africa, ca. 1928-1938 Marijke du Toit CSPS Rockefeller Foundation Fellow, Department of Historical Studies, University of Natal, Durban Co-Sponsors: Institute of African Studies; History Department; Culture, History, and Theory Program; and the Journalism Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	January 22 4:00pm 200 White Hall
*Uncertain Borders: South Africa’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission and the (Un)Making of Public Myths* Nicky Rousseau CSPS Rockefeller Foundation Fellow, Department of History, University of the Western Cape Co-Sponsors: Institute of African Studies; Culture, History, and Theory Program; and the Journalism Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	January 29 4:00pm 200 White Hall
*Fear of Education: A Development Puzzle* Judith Tendler Professor of Political Economy, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Co-sponsors: the Political Science Department, Center for Humanistic Inquiry Programming Support (CHIPS), and the Crossing Borders Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	February 26 4:00pm 102 White Hall
Ethnographic Purviews on European Integration and Federal Reserve Decision-Making Douglas Holmes Professor of Anthropology, Binghamton University Co-sponsors: Anthropology Department, Center for Humanistic Inquiry Programming Support (CHIPS), and the Crossing Borders Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	March 22 3:15pm Anthropology Seminar Room 206 Geosciences
Looking for Feminism in Movement: Views from Latin America Sonia Alvarez Associate Professor of Politics, University of California, Santa Cruz Co-sponsors: Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Center for Humanistic Inquiry Programming Support (CHIPS), Women's Studies, the Center for Teaching and Curriculum, and the Crossing Borders Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	March 24 4:30pm 205 White Hall
The Local in the Global: The World Social Forum Process A Roundtable Discussion Sonia Alvarez Associate Professor of Politics, University of California, Santa Cruz Co-sponsors: Latin American and Caribbean Studies, Center for Humanistic Inquiry Programming Support (CHIPS), Women's Studies, the Center for Teaching and Curriculum, and the Crossing Borders Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	March 25 4:30pm 500 Goizueta Business School
*Hard Times Now: The Life of Narritjin Maymuru* Howard Morphy Director, Center for Cross-Cultural Research, Australian National University Co-sponsors: Anthropology Department, Center for Humanistic Inquiry Programming Support (CHIPS), and the Crossing Borders Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	March 29 3:15pm Anthropology Seminar Room 206 Geosciences
*Anthropology as Cultural Translation: Indigenous Australians and the Census, Wrong Answers to the Wrong Questions* Frances Morphy Center Aboriginal Economic Policy, Australian National University, and Howard Morphy Director, Center for Cross-Cultural Research, Australian National University Co-sponsor: Anthropology Department For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	April 5 3:15pm Anthropology Seminar Room 206 Geosciences
*Primitivism, Modernity and Indian Artists in the Late Colonial Era (1922-1947)* Partha Mitter Fellow, Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Massachusetts, and Professor of Art History, University of Sussex, United Kingdom Co-sponsors: Art History Department, Asian Studies, Center for Humanistic Inquiry Programming Support (CHIPS), Religion Department, and the Crossing Borders Program For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	April 6 4:00pm 200 White Hall
*Speaking of Violence: Truth and Reconciliation Commissions* This event is part of theAtlanta History Center's Hear and Now: Hot Talk About Hot Topics Series and is organized by the Center for the Study of Public Scholarship.This program will explore the work of truth commissions and will reflect on their usefulness in dealing with unresolved human rights’ atrocities. The panel will pose the question as to whether truth commissions are appropriate vehicles to deal with other painful legacies such as lynching and other forms of racial violence in the United States. Admission is free with an Emory ID card. For a printable flyer (PDF format), please click here.	April 14 7:30pm Atlanta History Center 130 West Paces Ferry Road, NW
*Narrative Analysis for AIDS Communication in Africa: A CSHCS/Scenarios from Africa Workshop* For more information, please contact Kate Winskell: swinske@sph.emory.edu or 404-727-5286.	May 14 9:00am-5:00pm Rita Ann Rollins Room Rollins School of Public Health 1518 Clifton Road

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

The Center for the Study of Public Scholarship programs are supported by the Rockefeller Foundation.