Friday, 6 January: Leora Auslander, Professor of History, University of Chicago, “Civic Materialism: Everyday Nation-Making in Paris and Berlin.” 4:00 PM in the John Hope Franklin Room (SS 224).
Friday, 20 January: Elisa Jones, Ph.D. Candidate in History, University of Chicago, “Democratizing a Noble Privilege: The French Monarchy’s Response to the Crisis of Religious Pluralism.” 4:00 PM in the John Hope Franklin Room (SS 224).
Friday, 3 February: Sara Hume, Associate Professor of History, Kent University, “Alsatian Traditional Dress and Religious Performance.” 4:00 PM in the John Hope Franklin Room (SS 224).
Friday, 17 February: Mollie McFee, Ph.D. Candidate in Comparative Literature, University of Chicago, “The Akademi Kreyòl Ayisyen: A Language Academy for the Global Age.” 4:00 PM in the John Hope Franklin Room (SS 224).
Friday, 3 March: David Ansari, Ph.D. Candidate in Comparative Human Development, University of Chicago, “Don’t be too psychological’: How Student Therapists learn to Think, Act, Speak in Mental Health Services for Immigrant Patients in Ile-de-France.” 4:00 PM Location TBA.