CLACS Research Colloquium Series

The CLACS Research Colloquium series combines an interdisciplinary co-taught graduate course taught by regular faculty of distinct disciplines along with an associated ongoing research event series, in which top scholars in the fields are invited to present their work during the Monday evening Colloquia public events. Faculty working groups have given rise to these cutting-edge themed colloquium series and conferences, associated innovative research paradigms and new courses.

In Fall 2008, the Colloquium theme was “¡Modernity is From Iberia and Latin America!”, and in Spring 2009, the Colloquium was titled “Hauntings: Contested Memory After State Violence in Spain and Latin America”. In Fall 2009, the course “Cuba: History, Culture and Revolution” will be co-taught by Ada Ferrer, from the Department of History, and Ana Dopico, from the Department of Comparative Literature.

This colloquium takes place at:
King Juan Carlos Center (KJCC) Auditorium
53 Washington Square South
Mondays, 5-7pm