PLAS events- Princeton

For more information on PLAS events: www.princeton.edu/plas

Upcoming PLAS Events

 

February 8 (Wednesday) 12pm 216 Burr Hall	PLAS Lunch Other Histories: A Tenth of a Second Jimena Canales (Harvard University) Co-sponsored by the Program in History of Science
February 9 (Thursday) 4:30pm 219 Burr Hall	PLAS Lecture Tropical Delusions: The Origins, Essential Differences, and Fragile Links of a Shared Ideology for the Americas Ambassador Ricardo Luna (PLAS Visiting Scholar) Discussant: Jeremy Adelman (Princeton University)
February 15 (Wednesday) 12pm 219 Burr Hall	PLAS Lunch The Sun of Brazil: Nicolas Taunay and the Difficult Images of a Tropical Country (1816-1821) Lilia Schwarcz (PLAS Visiting Scholar & Universidade de São Paulo)
February 16 (Thursday) 5:30pm 219 Burr Hall	PLAS Lecture On Learning to Die in Miami Carlos Eire (Yale University) Lecture followed by a panel discussion with Miguel Centeno (Sociology) and Anthony Grafton (History) Co-sponsored by the Arts Council of Princeton

 

 

 Other Latin American Events on Campus

 

January 16-March 8 Bernstein Gallery, Robertson Hall

Woodrow Wilson School Art Exhibit ASARO: Art and Activism in Oaxaca, MexicoProtest prints from a collective of Mexican artists

Reimaginando las diásporas antillanas- Yolanda Martínez- San Miguel

PennSID "Visions of Development" Photo Exhibition 2012

Attention Penn Students, Travelers, and Photographers:

The 5th Annual Penn Society for International Development "Visions of Development" Photo Exhibit April 8, 2012

Traveled or lived in the developing world? Want to be part of a showcase of the amazing work Penn Students do internationally? Want to support a great development project at the same time?

PennSID will be displaying development-related photographs taken by students depicting the many faces and landscapes of development. We would like as many people to participate as possible!

On April 8 we will be hosting a reception and silent auction for the best photos submitted. 100% of the proceeds will go towards a non-profit organization doing important development work in the field.

Please submit your photos by February 19th, 2012.

Click here for Submission Instructions and to start the submission of your photos:
http://www.pennsid.org/our-events/photo-submission-instructions/

For any questions, feel free to email photos2012@pennsid.org. We are looking forward to seeing your photos!

Departamento de Historia: Job Talk próximo martes

Ana Minian (Ph.D, Yale University, 2011) 

 
Mexican Migration and Welfare States: The Rise of Undocumented Migration from 1965 to 1986  
DATE: Tuesday, February 7th
TIME: 4:30 PM 
LOCATION: College Hall 209 

Minian's dissertation is entitled, “Undocumented Lives: A History of Mexico-U.S. Migration, 1965-1986."