Maxwell School Events Calendar
Lectures and Seminars Events
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PLACA PANEL | Leading a New Global Political & Economic Order: From Public Administrators to Leaders
Eggers Hall, 220
Topics include U.S. multipolarity and Latin America's strategic position, global economics and social rights in LAC, and civil-military developments in Mexico amid global economic shifts.
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Conversations in Conflict Studies Presents Jess Myers
Eggers Hall, 400A
Conversations in Conflict Studies Presents Jess Myers.
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The Design of Brazil’s Digital Transformation Policy
Virtual
Lizandro Lui, Thayna Gomes Rosa and Rafael Barbosa de Aguiar will present at the Latin America Policy Process Research Initiative's LAPPRI Research Seminar series.
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USA @ 250: Making Americans - Immigration in American History
Virtual
This session will be led by Osamah Khalil, professor of history and chair of the International Relations Undergraduate Program.
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USA @ 250: Frederick Douglass, Slavery, and the Founding
Virtual
This session will be led by Dennis Rasmussen, professor of political science and Hagerty Family Fellow.
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Listening to Urban Soils: Stories of Contamination, Excavation and Compost Co-Creation
Eggers Hall, 060
Presented by S. Perl Egendorf, assistant professor of environmental studies and science at Pace University, as part of the geography and the environment spring 2026 Colloquium Speaker Series.
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USA @ 250: The Woman Citizen?
Virtual
This session will be led by Carol Faulkner, professor of history and senior associate dean for academic affairs.
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The Otey Scruggs Memorial Lecture: The Jewish Culinary Identity
Eggers Hall, 220
Historian, educator and chef Hélène Jawhara Piñer will explore Jewish culinary identity in medieval Iberia, situating food at the intersection of religion, medicine, politics and cultural exchange.
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USA @ 250: The American Revolution and the American Way of War
Virtual
This session will be led by Alan Allport, Dr. Walter Montgomery and Marian Gruber Professor of History at the Maxwell School.
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Why Is Less Education So Detrimental to Health in the United States?
Eggers Hall, 426
Iliya Gutin (Syracuse University) will present, “Why Is Less Education So Detrimental to Health in the United States?” as part of the CPR Seminar Series.
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USA @ 250: Fighting Genocide-Dispossession, the Revolution, an Enduring Haudenosaunee Right to Land
Virtual
This session will be led by Michael Oberg ’94 Ph.D. (Hist), Distinguished Professor of History at SUNY Geneseo.
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Salmon Peoples: Cross-Cultural Connections and Community Geography in Arctic Alaska
Eggers Hall, 060
Presented by Chie Sakakibara and Andre Ortega, both associate professors of geography and the environment, as part of the Geography Colloquium Speakers Series.
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ASI Seminar: Disordered Proteins Research
Lyman Hall, 314
Faculty from the College of Arts and Sciences will present on disordered proteins reseach at the ASI Seminar.
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Colloquium Lecture: Marco Albertini
Lyman Hall, 312
Marco Albertini of the University of Bolognia will present “Evolution of digital divides by age, income, and education: A decade of E-administration utilization in Europe.”
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USA @ 250: Beyond the Thirteen Colonies - British Empire and Colonialism
Virtual
Faculty experts will delve into a variety of topics, from democracy and women’s voices to the Declaration of Independence, in a series of weekly lectures offered in the spring semester.
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CAPS Seminar: Yiqing Xu
Virtual
Yiqing Xu of Stanford University will present “Comparing Experimental and Nonexperimental Methods: What Lessons Have We Learned Four Decades After Lalonde?”
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USA @ 250: The Constitution
Virtual
Faculty experts will delve into a variety of topics, from democracy and women’s voices to the Declaration of Independence, in a series of weekly lectures offered in the spring semester.
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CPR Seminar Series: Celeste Carruthers, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Eggers Hall, 220
Celeste Carruthers of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville will present, “Post-COVID Labor Market Shortages and College Enrollment,” as part of the CPR Seminar Series.
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USA @ 250: Introduction and the Declaration of Independence
Virtual
Faculty experts will delve into a variety of topics, from democracy and women’s voices to the Declaration of Independence, in a series of weekly lectures offered in the spring semester.
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2026 Institutional Analysis with the Institutional Grammar Training
Virtual
The 2026 Institutional Analysis with the Institutional Grammar Training will take place online from Jan. 7-30, 2026.
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