9/27 Deborah Cohen, “Love and Money in the Informal Empire”

10/11 Ban Van Zee “Empires of Compassion”

10/25 Caroline Sequin “Subversive Crossing”

11/8 Ryan Dahn “Denazification and Rehabilitation”

11/29 Sheila Fitzpatrick “The Tramp’s Tale”

1/17 Suzanne Kaufman “Incident in Sousse”

1/31 Michaela Appeltova “The Fighting Body”

2/14 Kaitlyn Tucker “Radical Play”

3/1 Roy Kimmey “Writing Home”

March 28: Charles Fawell, PhD Candidate in History

“Moral Economies in Motion: Power and Panic on the Steamships of the French Empire, c. 1880-1920.”

Location: John Hope Franklin Room, SS 224

 

April 4: Mauren Healy, Associate Professor of History, Lewis and Clark College “‘Just because we are poor and have become small, we should not stop ourselves from always remembering the glorious times’: Small Austria and the Türkenbefreiungsfeier of 1933″

Location: Foster 103

 

April 25: Fabian Baumann, PhD Student in History, Universität Basel

“The Ukrainophile Household: Private Life and Politics in Late Imperial Kiev”

Location: John Hope Franklin Room, SS 224

 

May 9: Gregory Valdespino, PhD Student in History

“At Home in Empire: Dwelling, Domesticity, and Rights in Colonial France and Senegal, 1860 – 1960”

Location: John Hope Franklin Room, SS 224

 

May 23: Sheryl Kroen, Associate Professor of History, University of Florida Title TBA

Location: John Hope Franklin Room, SS 224