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DESCRIPTION:The Sociology Graduate Student Assemblage (SGSA) presents a gra
 duate student symposium on research that works to advance knowledge on con
 temporary urban realities. Featuring student panelists from a range of dis
 ciplines\, this symposium works to enrich our understanding of the differe
 nt issues within urban spaces. There will be three panel discussions: Tran
 sformation of Urban Spaces\, Unearthing Voices in Institutionalized Practi
 ce and Social Justice in Urban Space. The symposium will be launched by ke
 ynote speaker\, Dr. Teresa Gowan\, Associate Professor of Sociology at the
  University of Minnesota and author of the book Hobos\, Hustlers and Backs
 liders: Homeless in San Francisco on Wednesday March 28\, 2010 in 220 Egge
 rs Hall at 4pm. All are invited to attend both events.
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SUMMARY:New Urban Realities: Investigations from Local to Global Contexts
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Sociology Graduate Student Assemblage (SGS
 A) presents a graduate student symposium on research that works to advance
  knowledge on contemporary urban realities. Featuring student panelists fr
 om a range of disciplines\, this symposium works to enrich our understandi
 ng of the different issues within urban spaces. There will be three panel 
 discussions: Transformation of Urban Spaces\, Unearthing Voices in Institu
 tionalized Practice and Social Justice in Urban Space. The symposium will 
 be launched by keynote speaker\, Dr. Teresa Gowan\, Associate Professor of
  Sociology at the University of Minnesota and author of the book Hobos\, H
 ustlers and Backsliders: Homeless in San Francisco on Wednesday March 28\,
  2010 in 220 Eggers Hall at 4pm. All are invited to attend both events.<br
 >
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