Apr 14
POSTPONED: The Bloody Massacre: A Lunchtime Talk with Professor Serena Zabin
Carls in Milwaukee are invited to
The Bloody Massacre: A Lunchtime Talk
with Professor Serena Zabin
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Time
12:00 p.m.
Location
Haggerty Museum of Art
Marquette University Campus
1234 W. Tory Hill Street
Milwaukee, WI 532
Join Professor Serena Zabin for a conversation about Paul Revere's 1770 engraving The Bloody Massacre, currently on view in the Haggerty Museum of Art's exhibition Defying Empire. Boxed lunch provided.
Cost
This program is free but registration is required.
Serena Zabin is the Stephen R. Lewis Jr. Professor of History and the Liberal Arts at Carleton. Her research focuses on families, gender, and politics in the era of the American Revolution. She is the author of Dangerous Economies: Status and Commerce in Imperial New York and the prizewinning The Boston Massacre: A Family History. At Carleton, she has served as the chair of the history department, the director of the American studies program, and the Broom Fellow for Public Scholarship. In that last role, she and her students crafted civic engagement projects in partnerships with public history organizations in Minnesota, Boston, and Washington, DC. In 2024–25 she was awarded the Robert C. Ritchie Distinguished Fellowship in Early American History at the Huntington Library to work on her new research project, American Affections: The Life of Mary Fish Noyes Silliman Dickinson, 1736–1818.
Questions?
Contact Alumni Relations via email at alumni-office@carleton.edu or 800-729-2586.