Past Events
Daniel Kim, "The Korean War in Color: Race, Nation and the Intimacies of Conflict"
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CSREA Conference Room, Hillel 303
What I Am Thinking About Now: Daniel Kim, Associate Professor of English
Prof. Kim will be discussing the book he is writing, which examines American and South Korean depictions of what has come to be known as “the forgotten war” with a particular focus on the interlocking domestic and transnational histories of race and empire that constellate around this historical event.
Lunchtime Conversation with Prof. Paula T. Hammond
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CSREA Conference Room, Hillel 303
The Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America (CSREA) will host a small, informal lunchtime conversation with Prof. Paula Hammond, Professor of Chemical Engineering, M.I.T., who will share her experiences as an African-American professor and researcher in STEM. What kinds of obstacles do underrepresented minorities face in STEM fields? What kind of strategies helped clear pathways? Prof. Hammond will answer these and other questions you have for her.
Winter Reception at CSREA
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The Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America, Floor 3R
Please join CSREA for a Winter reception on Tuesday, February 10 from 4 - 5:30 p.m.! In addition to enjoying hot cocoa, coffee, and snacks, this event will provide an opportunity to view our Racial Microaggressions + Microaffirmationsphotography exhibit before it ends.
The Book of Negroes Screening
Daniel Rodriguez, “The Dangers that Surround the Child”: Race, Gender and Infant Mortality in Post-Independence Havana
Shontay Delalue, "Assumed to be ‘Black’: The Racial Categorization of African & Caribbean Students"
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CSREA Conference Room, Hillel 303, 80 Brown Street
What I Am Thinking About Now: Dr. Shontay Delalue, Assistant Dean of the College, Director of International Student & Visitor Experience
The study being discussed will look at the experiences of students from the African Atlantic Diaspora whose primary way of identifying racially conflicted with the racial categorization of ‘Black’ in the U.S. Using a critical race theory and racial formation lens, the history of the U.S. Census racial categories and the social definition of ‘Black’ will be explored.
Patricia Ybarra, "Latino/a Theatre in the Times of Neoliberalism"
Afternoon Conversation with Prof. Emery Brown
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CSREA Conference Room, Hillel 303, 80 Brown Street
CSREA invites you to a small, informal conversation with Emery Brown, Professor of Computational Neuroscience, MIT and Professor of Anesthesia, Harvard Medical School, on his experiences in STEM and his advice for other students of color in STEM fields.