Events Calendar
2024-2025 Upcoming Events
Faculty Book Talk
March 19th at 7pm
Finding God in All the Black Places
Auburn Avenue Research Library
This book talk event is supported by the Mellon-funded Digital in the Publishing in the Humanities initiative at Emory University and the Auburn Avenue Research Library.
LALXS Workshop
March 28th at 11:45am
Listening and Translating in Asylum Interviews with Minors
Seminar Room, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Email rjruben@emory.edu to RSVP.
Learn more about the LALXS (Interdisciplinary Latin American and Latinx Studies Workshop) here.
Public Event
March 28th at 4pm
Race, Electric Utilities and the Power of History: The 1971 Griggs vs. Duke Power Supreme Court Case
Jones Room, Robert W. Woodruff Library
This is a free event open to the public. For more information, email Kristin D. Phillips: kdphill@emory.edu
Movie Screening
April 1st at 7pm
Screening of "I was, I am, I will be" w/ Introduction and Post-Movie Q&A
White Hall 208
This is a free event open to the public.
Movie Screening
April 2nd at 7:30pm
Screening of "The Teachers' Lounge" w/ Introduction and Post-Movie Q&A
White Hall 208
This is a free event open to the public.
Special Lecture
Public Lecture
April 3rd at 4pm
Paths in the Arts: Careers Beyond Certainty
Psychology (PAIS) 290
This is a free event open to the public.
Faculty Book Launch
April 3rd at 4 pm
Yearning for Immortality: The European Invention of the Ancient Egyptian Afterlife
Jones Room, Woodruff Library
Lecture Series
April 8th at 7pm
Curating Drerams: William J. Wilson's Vision of the Antebellum Black Museum
Margaret Michell House
This lecture series is supported by the Mellon-funded Digital in the Publishing in the Humanities initiative at Emory University and presented in partnership with Atlanta History Center.
Lecture Series
April 15th at 7pm
Curating Drerams: William J. Wilson's Vision of the Antebellum Black Museum
Margaret Michell House
This lecture series is supported by the Mellon-funded Digital in the Publishing in the Humanities initiative at Emory University and presented in partnership with Atlanta History Center.
LALXS Workshop
April 18th at 11:45am
The History and Uses of 'Global South' in Latin Americanist Scholarship
Seminar Room, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Email rjruben@emory.edu to RSVP.
Learn more about the LALXS (Interdisciplinary Latin American and Latinx Studies Workshop) here.
Lecture Series
April 22nd at 7pm
Curating Drerams: William J. Wilson's Vision of the Antebellum Black Museum
Margaret Michell House
This lecture series is supported by the Mellon-funded Digital in the Publishing in the Humanities initiative at Emory University and presented in partnership with Atlanta History Center.
LALXS Workshop
April 25th at 11:45am
Latinx / LatAm Round-Table
Seminar Room, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Email rjruben@emory.edu to RSVP.
Learn more about the LALXS (Interdisciplinary Latin American and Latinx Studies Workshop) here.
2024-2025 Past Events
Keyword Lecture
March 5th at 4pm
Madness: Psychiatry and Civil Rights in Jim Crow South
Jones Room, Woodruff Library
Working Seminar
February 28th at 12 pm
Deconstructing Historicism: A Working Seminar
Room S-108, Callaway Memorial Center
To RSVP, email ateach@emory.edu
TIJS Lecture
February 27th at 7pm
Israel and the Holocaust: Changing Landscapes of Memory
Ackerman Hall, Carlos Museum
Visit the Tam Institute for Jewish Studies for more information.
Reading
February 27th at 4:30 pm
Catastrophic Historicism: A Book Reading and Conversation
Room 360, Candler School of Theology
To RSVP, email ateach@emory.edu.
LALXS Workshop
February 21st at 11:45am
Beyond Cruel Optimism: Negative Affect and the Undocumented Everyday
Seminar Room, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Email rjruben@emory.edu to RSVP.
Learn more about the LALXS (Interdisciplinary Latin American and Latinx Studies Workshop) here.
SpanPort Symposium
February 14th at 9am
Contesting Violence(s)
Joseph W. Jones Room, Woodruff Library
Visit the Department of Spanish & Portuguese for more information.
LALXS Workshop
January 31st at 11:45am
Oaxacan History
Seminar Room, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Email rjruben@emory.edu to RSVP.
Learn more about the LALXS (Interdisciplinary Latin American and Latinx Studies Workshop) here.
Seminar Series
January 27 at 4pm
Winter in America: Notes on the Academy and Autocracy with Dr. Jelani Cobb
White Hall, Room 101.
For further information, please email Hugo Hansen at hugo.hansen@emory.edu.
Emory King Week
January 22 at 4pm
Is there a Beloved Community in America's Future? with Dr. Mary Frances Berry
Convocation Hall, Room 210.
Visit the Department of African American Studies for more information.
** Co-sponsored by the Fox Center.
Faculty Book Launch
December 4th at 4:30pm
The Innermost House: A Memoir by Cynthia Blakeley
Psychology and Interdisciplinary Sciences Building, Lecture Hall 209
Faculty Book Launch
November 12th at 4pm
Enslaved Archives: Slavery, Law, and the Production of the Past by Maria R. Montalvo
Jones Room, Robert W. Woodruff Library, Emory University
Seminar Series
October 30th at 10am
Campus Speech About Jews After October 7
Callaway N204, Emory University
Please contact the Tam Institute for Jewish Studies for more information.
Public Lecture
October 29th at 7pm
Campus Speech About Jews After October 7
Ackerman Hall, Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Please contact the Tam Institute for Jewish Studies for more information.
Special Panel
The Fight to Vote: The Past, Present and Future of Voting Rights in America
October 23rd at 6pm
Ackerman Hall, Michael C. Carlos Museum, Emory University
Seminar Series
October 21st at 4pm
Student Protest Movements and Campus Firestorms: 1960s, 1980s, and 2024
White Hall 111, Emory University
For further information, please email Hugo Hansen at hugo.hansen@emory.edu.
Faculty Book Launch
October 8th at 4pm
Vagabond Princess: The Great Adventures of Gulbadan by Ruby Lal
Seminar Room, Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry
Keynote Lecture
