Fall 2013 Schedule

Unless otherwise noted, all meetings are 12pm-1:30pm in 3470 Sewell.

Date Topic
Sept 9 Organizational Meeting
Sept 16 Discussion: Race Theory and the Measure of Race

Facilitator: David Rangel

Sept 23 No meeting, please attend the Anderson’s talk on Wednesday
Sept 25 (Wed) Elijah Anderson, Yale University

“Trayvon Martin and the New American Color Line”

[cohosted with SPAM, also Department Colloquium, 8417 Sewell; 12:15-2pm]

Sept 30 Bowen Paulle, University of Amsterdam

“Toxic Schools”

Oct 7 Megan Shoji

“Nice to Meet You? The Development of Supportive Parent-School Relationships in Low-Income Latino Communities”

Oct 10 (Thurs) Jessie Daniels, CUNY-Hunter

“Our version of consciousness-raising groups”: Gender, Race and the Political Economy of Feminist Online Activism

[Femsem, 12:30-2pm; 2435 Sewell]

Oct 14 Joseph Ewoodzie

“Getting Something to Eat: Foodways Among the Poor and Homeless in Jackson, MS”

Oct 18 (Fri) Breakfast with Bandana Puraystha, University of Connecticut

[Sponsored by Femsem]

Oct 21 Alyn McCarty

“Do Family Engagement Programs Reproduce Unequal Access to Social Capital in Low Income, Ethnic Minority Schools?”

Oct 28 Johanna Quinn
Nov 4 Gloria Ladson Billings, Department of Curriculum and Instruction at UW
Nov 11 Discussion: Fostering the Critical Use of Measures of Race in Wisconsin Sociology
Nov 18 Tatiana Alfonso Sierra
Nov 25 Gina Spitz

“Neighbors or Strangers? Life in a Racially Integrated Neighborhood”

Dec 2 TBA
Dec 5 (Thurs) Tressie McMillan Cottom, UC-Davis Center for Poverty

“Organized for Profit or the Public Good? Lessons from the Expansion of the For-Profit College Sector for the U.S. Higher Education Landscape”

[Femsem, 12:30-2pm; 2435 Sewell]

Dec 9 Megan Shoji & David Rangel

“Unequal Childhoods? Complex Logics of Childrearing in Latino Families”

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