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DESCRIPTION:The Moynihan Institute’s Central Asia and the Caucasus Initiati
 ve invites you to a meet and greet coffee hour with guest speaker Magdalen
 a Stawkowski. After this event please attend her lecture “Atomic Collectiv
 e: Radioactive Life in Kazakhstan” at 4 p.m. in 204 Maxwell Hall.Magdalena
  Stawkowski is an associate professor in the Department of Anthropology at
  the University of South Carolina. She earned a Ph.D. from the University 
 of Colorado Boulder in 2014 and has held roles at the Danish Institute for
  International Studies\; the Center for Slavic\, Eurasian\, and East Europ
 ean Studies at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill\; and the Cent
 er for International Security and Cooperation at Stanford University\, as 
 a MacArthur and Stanton Nuclear Security Fellow. Specializing in cultural 
 and medical anthropology\, Stawkowski focuses on militarized and nuclear s
 paces\, the political economy of health\, and the socio-cultural legacies 
 of Soviet era nuclear testing in Kazakhstan\, where she has conducted more
  than a decade of fieldwork. Her recent book\, Atomic Collective: Radioact
 ive Life in Kazakhstan\, examines how communities near the former Semipala
 tinsk Test Site navigate contaminated landscapes. Her work has been recogn
 ized with the Anthropological Responses to Health Emergencies Policy Award
  from the Society for Medical Anthropology. She has collaborated on intern
 ational projects examining Cold War radioactive legacies in Kazakhstan\, t
 he Marshall Islands and French Polynesia. Currently\, she is engaged in co
 llaborative and comparative research on tritium bioaccumulation and biomag
 nification in the Semipalatinsk Test Site region and the Savannah River Si
 te in South Carolina.
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SUMMARY:Guest Speaker Meet and Greet | Magdalena E. Stawkowski
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>The Moynihan Institute’s Central Asia and
  the Caucasus Initiative invites you to a meet and greet coffee hour with 
 guest speaker Magdalena Stawkowski. After this event please attend her lec
 ture “Atomic Collective: Radioactive Life in Kazakhstan” at 4 p.m. in 204 
 Maxwell Hall.</div><div><br></div><p>Magdalena Stawkowski is an associate 
 professor in the Department of Anthropology at the University of South Car
 olina. She earned a Ph.D. from the University of Colorado Boulder in 2014 
 and has held roles at the Danish Institute for International Studies\; the
  Center for Slavic\, Eurasian\, and East European Studies at the Universit
 y of North Carolina-Chapel Hill\; and the Center for International Securit
 y and Cooperation at Stanford University\, as a MacArthur and Stanton Nucl
 ear Security Fellow. </p><p>Specializing in cultural and medical anthropol
 ogy\, Stawkowski focuses on militarized and nuclear spaces\, the political
  economy of health\, and the socio-cultural legacies of Soviet era nuclear
  testing in Kazakhstan\, where she has conducted more than a decade of fie
 ldwork. Her recent book\, <em>A</em><em>tomic Collective: Radioactive Life
  in Kazakhstan</em>\, examines how communities near the former Semipalatin
 sk Test Site navigate contaminated landscapes. </p><p>Her work has been re
 cognized with the Anthropological Responses to Health Emergencies Policy A
 ward from the Society for Medical Anthropology. She has collaborated on in
 ternational projects examining Cold War radioactive legacies in Kazakhstan
 \, the Marshall Islands and French Polynesia. Currently\, she is engaged i
 n collaborative and comparative research on tritium bioaccumulation and bi
 omagnification in the Semipalatinsk Test Site region and the Savannah Rive
 r Site in South Carolina.</p>
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