College of Social Science
The LBGT Resource Center is honored to recognize Dr. Juan Javier Pescador, professor in the department of history, and Dr. Estella Torrez, assistant professor with the Residential College of Arts and Humanities, for their outstanding work addressing intersections of sexuality, gender, race and culture. The… Continue Reading Javier Pescador awarded MSU Intersection Prize by LBGT center
Congratulations Dr. Roger Rosentretter for receiving an appreciation certificate from the Army ROTC Program. “Your support of the Spartan Battalion and specifically our Senior Cadet Staff Ride to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, is greatly appreciated. You have repeatedly gone above and beyond expectations with the preparation and… Continue Reading Dr. Rosentretter receives appreciation certificate from Army ROTC Program
Thursday, April 5th, 4:10 pm in 340 Morrill Hall, Naoko Wake will give a talk titled “The Bomb, Damaged Bodies, and the Opening of Memory in Asian America” Naoko Wake is the author of Private Practices: Harry Stack Sullivan, the Science of Homosexuality, and American… Continue Reading Naoko Wake job talk
Lewis Siegelbaum will be presenting a paper on “People on the Move during the Era of Stagnation” at a workshop in Amsterdam this coming Friday and Saturday, 30-31 March. The workshop is dedicated to “Reconsidering Stagnation” and is hosted by European Studies at the University… Continue Reading Professor Siegelbaum presents at University of Amsterdam
The department is pleased to announce that Latin Americanists Jennifer Eaglin and Alex Galarza have each won a Fulbright IIE Award for 2012-2013. Jennifer’s research examines the development of the ethanol industry in Brazil under the military dictatorship in the 1970s and 1980s. She will… Continue Reading Students awarded Fulbright!