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"We Are Scottsboro Boys: Hideo Noda's Visual Rhetoric of Transracial Solidarity"

ShiPu Wang, Associate Professor of Art History from UC Merced, will discuss his current research.  This event is part of our Brown Bag Talks. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here...

"Writing in Water"

Angela Zito, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Religious Studies from New York University, will discuss her current research.  This event is part of our Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of...

"The Ocean's People in the Desert: A Consideration of Travelers in the pre-Columbian Atacama"

Christina Torres-Rouff, Associate Professor of Anthropology from UC Merced, will discuss her current research.  This event is part of our Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of events, click here...
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“Southeast Asian American Legacies: 40 Years After the End of the Vietnam War”

*Organized by Ma Vang, Assistant Professor of Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, Alisak Sanavongsay and Seng Veng.                             Please register at:...

“The River of Sorrows Flows Through a Land of Famine”

Tristram R. Kidder, Professor of Anthropology and Environmental Studies from Washington University in St. Louis, will discuss his current research.  This event is part of our Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of...

Digital Humanities Workshop

Miriam Posner, Coordinator and Core Faculty in Digital Humanities from UCLA *co-sponsored with the Library and organized by Emily Lin This event is part of our Digital Humanities Workshop series. For our full calendar of events, click here. For...

“Native Mourning Ritual and Community in the Greater Los Angeles Area”

Kathleen Hull, Associate Professor of Anthropology from UC Merced, will discuss her current research.  This event is part of our Brown Bag Talk series. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

“Islands in the Stream: Conceptualizing the Role of Water in the Prehistoric Caribbean”

William Pestle, Assistant Professor of Anthropology from the University of Miami, will discuss his current research.  This event is part of our Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of events, click here. For...

Wild and Scenic Film Festival

*co-sponsored by the Center for Information Technology Research in the Interest of Society For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

“Encounters at Sea: Piracy and Protection in the Western Indian Ocean”

Jatin Dua, Assistant Professor of Anthropology from the University of Michigan, will discuss his current research.  This event is part of our Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event...

“Juan de Villagutierre and the Consolidation of New Mexican Historiography in the 17th Century”

Manuel M. Martín-Rodríguez, Professor of Spanish from UC Merced, will discuss his current research.  This event is part of our Brown Bag Talk series. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

The Work of Dunya Ramicova

*co-sponsored by the Center with the Library For our full calendar of events, click here. For the event flyer, click here.

The Turtle Diaries

Film Screening and Q+A featuring Senior Wildlife Biologist Maya Khosla. A craft and poetry activity for children will follow.   For our full calendar of events, click here.   For the event flyer, click here

“Ways of Water: Lives of Those Who Depend on It”

Maya Khosla, Senior Wildlife Biologost at the California Environmental Services, will discuss her current research.  This event is part of our Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of events, click here. For the...

“al-Karaji’s Hidden Waters: Underground Channels and Global Connections”

Abigail E. Owen, Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in World History of Science from the University of Pittsburgh will discuss her current research.  This event is part of our Merced Seminar in the Humanities series. For our full calendar of events, click...

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