Events – Center for Global and Regional Studies (CGRS) – Carleton College

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April 2025

Thu 3

12:00pm AMST Alumni Career Panel - 1h In-Person • Leighton 426 • from American Studies
5:15pm Guest Lecture by: Prof. Thomas Conlan - 1h 30m In-Person • Leighton Hall 305 • from History

Mon 7

12:00pm Franky Jackson Lunch and Public Lecture: Indigenous Archaeologies of Minnesota - 1h 30m In-Person • Weitz 236 • from Division of Inclusion, Equity, and Community
2:00pm Virtual Cultural Resource Career Panel Discussion - 1h 30m (event repeats) Virtual • from Archaeology

Tue 8

5:15pm At Vision's Edge: Modern China, the United States, & Global Encounters in Lost Photographs & Film - 1h 15m In-Person • Library Athenaeum • from Religion

Mon 14

7:00pm Film Screening - Out There: A National Parks Story - 2h In-Person • Weitz Cinema • from Arts at Carleton

Tue 15

5:15pm "Autocracy & Protest Culture in Asia: The "Milk Tea Alliance" with Jeffrey Wasserstrom - 1h 30m In-Person • Alumni Guest House Meeting Room • from Political Science and International Relations

Wed 16

8:30am Breakfast with Jeffrey Wasserstrom - 1h In-Person • Hasenstab 002 • from Political Science and International Relations
5:00pm French and Francophone Studies Comps Presentation - 1h In-Person • LDC104 • from French and Francophone Studies
5:15pm Mandela-Grimké Lecture '25 - 1h 30m In-Person • Leighton 305 • from Africana Studies

Thu 17

10:10am Crash Course on Modern Antisemitism and Zionism and How Austria, Germany, Israel, and Palestine are Connected - 1h 45m In-Person • LDC 205 • from German
12:30pm Ice Cream Celebration for Graduating Minors - 30m In-Person • LDC 3rd Floor East Lounge • from French and Francophone Studies
3:30pm Higher Ed Under Attack - How to Fight Back? - Film Viewing "The Encampments" - 1h 30m In-Person • Weitz Cinema • from German
5:30pm Race, Islam, and Dilemmas of Belonging in Post-Migratory Europe - 1h 30m In-Person • Leighton 304 • from Religion

Fri 18

4:30pm The Present Day: Peacemaking Alternatives for Israeli Policy with Noa Balf - 2h In-Person • Athenaeum at Gould Library • from Political Science and International Relations

Mon 21

Application Deadline: French and Francophone Studies in Paris from French and Francophone Studies

Tue 22

1:00pm Mousai Talks - Classics Show on KRLX hosted by Anastasia Pantazopoulou and Cecilia Cozzi - 1h Virtual • KRLX Live • from Classics

Thu 24

12:00pm Geographic Indigenous Futures - 1h In-Person • LDC 104 • from Environmental Studies
4:30pm Lily Johnston '25 Presents "Modern Marriage in Post One Child Policy China" - 1h In-Person • LDC 104 • from Asian Languages & Literatures
8:00pm Al-Andalus and Palestine: Past, Present, Future - Professor Eric Calderwood, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign - 1h In-Person • Leighton 304 • from Middle Eastern Languages

Fri 25

4:30pm FORO LatinoAmericano 2025 - 22h (begins) In-Person • Weitz 236 • from Political Science and International Relations

Sat 26

2:30pm FORO LatinoAmericano 2025 (ends) In-Person • Weitz 236 • from Political Science and International Relations

Tue 29

1:00pm Mousai Talks - Classics Show on KRLX hosted by Anastasia Pantazopoulou and Cecilia Cozzi - 1h Virtual • KRLX Live • from Classics
4:00pm A Reading by Liese Greensfelder - 1h 15m In-Person • Gould Library Athenaeum • from American Studies

Wed 30

4:45pm Lily Johnston '25 Presents "Modern Marriage in Post One Child Policy China" - 1h In-Person • LDC 104 • from Asian Languages & Literatures

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