CANCELLED: Prof. Ogechukwu Williams, Creighton University
African Studies Program Critical Research on Africa Lecture Series / History Department Colloquium
Pitt History Department Colloquium
CANCELLED: Prof. Robin Chapdelaine, Duquesne University
African Studies Program Critical Research on Africa Lecture Series / History Department Colloquium
Prof. Neil Kodesh, University of Wisconsin
African Studies Program Critical Research on Africa Lecture Series / History Department Colloquium
Daniel Hershenzon, University of Connecticut
Anne Knowles, McBride Professor of History, University of Maine
Historical Geographer Anne Knowles is co-founder of the Holocaust Geographies Collaborative http://holocaustgeographies.geo.txstate.edu/ and a specialist in Historical GIS, Geovisualization, and Digital Humanities, with topical interest in intersections of economy, technology, and culture and their expression in the landscape. She will be Visiting Short-Term Fellow at Pitt's Humanities Center: see Humanities Center calendar for further events and workshops during her visit.
Alexander Bick, Associate and Fellow, Henry A. Kissinger Center for Global Affairs, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS)
Pitt History Department Colloquium Series
Pitt History Department Colloquium
Junior Faculty Spring Research Retrospective
Jean Bauer, Princeton University
This lecture focuses on network analysis, a powerful and increasingly popular tool for historians to explore the social and institutional worlds of their subjects. Using her own work in the early American foreign services, Bauer discusses the payoffs and pitfalls of using network analysis to explore the past.
THE LECTURE IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. PLEASE JOIN US FOR A RECEPTION FOLLOWING THE LECTURE.