Month: September 2016

Link to Interview Liam Brockey The Visitor Andre Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia Harvard University Press 2014 September 11, 2016 Franklin Rausch The transmission of a religion closely connected to a particular culture into a very different religious and cultural environment is a difficult… Continue Reading Brockey on New Books Network

Director of LEADR, Brandon Locke with Kristen Mapes (in the College of Arts & Letters), published an article titled  “Do DH Librarians Need to Be in the Libaray?: DH Librarian ship in Academic Units” in a special Issue of dh+lib. The special issue was themed… Continue Reading Locke Publishes Article in dh+lib

NOTED SCHOLAR OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN HISTORY APPOINTED VISITING HANNAH DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR Darlene Clark Hine, a leading historian of the African-American experience who helped found the field of black women’s history, has been appointed Visiting Hannah Distinguished Professor for this academic year, the most prestigious faculty appointment… Continue Reading History welcomes Hannah Professor

The Andrés Torres Paper Series seeks proposals from young scholars who have completed their dissertation research or obtained their doctoral degrees in the past five years. Selection for this award is through a competitive process. A national committee of Latino scholars convened by the Gastón Institute reviewed… Continue Reading Fernandez Wins Grant

Dr. Delia Fernandez will be giving a public lecture at Grand Valley State University as a part of their Hispanic Heritage Celebration on September 22nd at 2pm in 2263 Kirkhof Center LAS/Latin American and Latino/a Studies presents a public lecture by Dr. Delia Fernández. Based on primary… Continue Reading Fernandez to Lecture at GVSU