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Events Calendar

Wednesday, February 14





Lost Arts Collaborative Workshop, “Woo Like It’s the 16th Century: Making Love Poetry in Two Languages.”

Location: Fab Lab, Central Library

Time: 12:00pm



Friday, February 23





Department of English Graduate School Expo!

Location: Pickard Hall 113

Time: 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Wednesday, February 28





Tim Morris, presenting “Photography, Bibliography, Digitality, Paradox,” Center for Theory

Location: TBD

Time: Noon

Sunday, March 4





Estee Beck, participant, NEH Object Lesson

Location: Tampa, FL

Time: March 4th to March 7th

Tuesday, March 6





Valerie Sperling, presenting “Feminism, Feminist Action, and Repression in Putin’s Russia,” 2018 Women’s History Month Lecture Series

Location: Central Library, 6th Floor

Time: 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.

Tuesday, March 6





2018 Sylvanna Falcón, presenting “Feminists Reimagining Power, ‘Human’ Rights, and the UN: Intersectionality and Cosmovisions,” 2018 Women’s History Month Lecture Series

Location: Central Library, 6th Floor

Time: 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Thursday, March 15th





Estee Beck, presenting “Developing an English Studies Graduate Writing and Professionalization Course to Prepare the Next Generation of Scholars,” Conference on College Composition and Communication

Location: Kansas City, MO

Time: March 15 to March 17



Tuesday, March 20





College of Liberal Arts, Spotlight on Student Research Forum

Location: University Center, Bluebonnet Ballroom

Time: TBA



Wednesday, March 28th





Hermanns Lectures Series 2018: Women & Writing

Location: CAPPA (ARCH) 204

Time: 10:00am to 4:00pm

Thursday, April 12, and Friday, April 13





EGSA’s Literary Conference, “(Dis)Unity and Destruction: Surviving the Storm Together”

Location: TBA

Time: TBA

Friday, April 13





Estee Beck, invited talk, “Cambridge Analytica Foretold: Manipulating the Presidential Election through Data Mining,” ISTeC FutureVisions Symposium

Location: Colorado State University



Tuesday, April 17





Estee Beck, invited talk, “Manipulating Consent Online: Weapons of Mass Surveillance and the Erosion of Privacy,” Department of English Guest Lecture Series

Location: Texas A&M–Central Texas



Wednesday, April 18th





Michael Palm, presenting “The New Old: Vinyl Records and Digital Media,” Center for Theory

Location: TBD

Time: Noon

Wednesday, May 2nd





Estee Beck, presenting [title TBD], Center for Theory

Location: TBD

Time: Noon

Wednesday, May 23rd





Estee Beck, presenting “Western Democracy, Social Media, and Trolls: Where to Start,” Computers and Writing conference

Location: Fairfax, VA

Time: May 23 to May 26