Critical Methods Undergraduate Research Symposium and Party: April 25
English majors! Professors Tony López and Daniel DeWispelare invite you to attend the Critical Methods Symposium and Party on Friday, 4/25, at 11 am in Rome 771.
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Succeeding Outside of the Academy (Career Paths for PhDs in Humanities)
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Kate Flint Visual Culture Events: April 16 and 17
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Today! A Celebration of the Work of Ann Romines
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