Events

Choosing Literature: My Journey to Becoming a Professor

Careers Pursued by Humanities Majors

Are you thinking about majoring in English, comparative literature or philosophy
but wondering what sort of career you might pursue after college? If so, you will
want to listen to successful Queens College alumni talk about their careers as
college professors, lawyers, and administrators.

Monday, October 30, 2023
12:15 – 1:30 PM
Honors Hall Room 17

Events

Choosing Literature: My Journey to Becoming a Professor

Careers Pursued by Humanities Majors

Writing on the Walls:A Performance about Prison, Writing, and Survival in Ireland

Uninhabitable Places: Auschwitz and Angkor Wat in the Prose of Peter Weiss

International Human Rights Art Festival: At the Intersection of Art, Society, and the Spirit

Emmett, Down in My Heart

Open Mic Night

Superstate Africa and the Diaspora

Somaliska kultur-och litteraturdagar

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One-Day Literary Translation Institute

Conoscenza e nuovi media per la ricostruzione somala

Memory, Knowledge, Discourse: (Re)molding Subjectivities and Cultures

Grace Jones by Helmut NewtonBeauty and the I of the Beholder

The Mayor of Mogadishu

words with wings

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Somali Week at SOAS:

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Through the Prism of Race, Gender & Class:My Work in Human Rights

Translation Theory Today

What Are Poets For?

The Language Question: Notes of a Comparatist on Sanskritization and Ethnography

Protest: From Civil Rights to thePeace Movement to 2019

The American Civil Rights Movement: Freedom Summer 1964 and Beyond

Midnight in the Century

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Harlem Book Fair Fiction Festival

Abdias Nascimento: Artist, Activist, AuthorStyling at the Afro Spot: Black Gods, Black Aesthetics

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Poetry Reading of Aimé Cesairé

Safeguarding the Rights of Survivorsin the City, the State, and the Nation:Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking

Afrofuturism:The Use of Narrative to Question Social Structures

A New Universal for Human Rights?The Particular, the Generalizable, the Political

“War, What is it Good For in Homer’s Iliad?”

Watch a Recreated Indian Myth

A Poetry Reading by Professor Ali Jimale Ahmed

Mahmood MamdaniDefine and Rule: Native as a Political Identity

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“Protest Contagion”: North Africa and the Middle East Today

A Partial Screening of Edouard Glissant: One World in Relation and the Launch of Imagine Africa

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Writing on the Walls:
A Performance about Prison, Writing, and Survival in Ireland

Grace Jones by Helmut Newton
Beauty and the I of the Beholder

Through the Prism of Race, Gender & Class:
My Work in Human Rights

Protest: From Civil Rights to the
Peace Movement to 2019

Abdias Nascimento: Artist, Activist, Author
Styling at the Afro Spot: Black Gods, Black Aesthetics

Safeguarding the Rights of Survivorsin the City, the State, and the Nation:
Domestic Violence & Human Trafficking

Afrofuturism:
The Use of Narrative to Question Social Structures

A New Universal for Human Rights?
The Particular, the Generalizable, the Political

Mahmood Mamdani
Define and Rule: Native as a Political Identity