Maxwell School Events Calendar
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Mandatory vs. Voluntary Corporate Social Responsibility
Eggers Hall, 400A
Presented by Minjung Kim, assistant professor of public administration and international affairs and senior research associate in PARCC, as part of the Conversations in Conflict Studies series.
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Oxana Shevel | Russia's Invasion, Ukraine's Resistance, and Prospects for Peace
Hall of Languages, 500
Shevel argues that the roots of Russia’s war on Ukraine lie not in NATO enlargement but in the growing identity and regime divergence between the two states since 1991.
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The DMZ as Technologized Soundscape: K-Pop & Other Sonic Entanglements in the Demilitarized Zone
Maxwell Hall, 204
Joowon Park, chair and professor of anthropology at Skidmore College, will analyze the role of technology in shaping this militarized area and the human experience within and outside the DMZ.
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Before Colonization: Non-Western States and Systems in the Nineteenth Century
Eggers Hall, 341
The Moynihan Institute’s Study of Global Politics series presents a a book talk with author and Syracuse University professor Ryan Griffiths.
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Turkish Culture and Conversation Table
Eggers Hall, 341
Come to the Turkish Table! All levels welcome!
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USA @ 250: The Woman Citizen?
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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Graduate Student Perspectives on South Asian Art
Shaffer Art Building, SU Art Museum
Syracuse University graduate students of South Asia discuss works of art from the Syracuse University Art Museum collections in relation to their own writing, research and art-making practices.
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Rebooting the Singularity: Why You Should Still Expect AI Progress to be Fast and Furious
Maxwell Hall, 204
A Campbell Research Workshop featuring Cameron Domenico Kirk-Giannini, associate professor at Rutgers University, and sponsored by the AI Policy minor and Central New York Humanities Corridor.
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Syracuse-Chicago Webinar Series on Property Tax Administration and Design: Sarah Baker
Virtual
During this webinar, Sarah Baker (Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia) will present, “Property Tax Pass-Through to Renters: A Quasi-Experimental Approach.”
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Listening to Urban Soils
Eggers Hall, 060
“Listening to Urban Soils: Stories of Contamination, Excavation and Compost Co-creation,” presented by S. Perl Egendorf of Pace University as part of the Geography Colloquium Speaker Series.
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USA @ 250: Frederick Douglass, Slavery, and the Founding
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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White Philanthropy, Black Excellence, and the Aesthetic Regime of Urban Repair
Eggers Hall, 400A
Presented by Nazanin Ghaffari, assistant professor of landscape architecture at SUNY ESF, as part of the Conversations in Conflict Studies series.
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The Political Timing of Tax Policy: Evidence from US States
Virtual
Presented by Andrew Chang of the Federal Reserve Board as part of the Budgeting Mechanisms Workshop Series.
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USA @ 250: Making Americans - Immigration in American History
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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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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17th Annual FPP Conference: Crossing Boundaries & Stories Unsung
Eggers Hall, 145
The History Department's Future Professoriate Program conference explores lesser-known narratives and experiences that challenge boundaries where subjects meet, diverge and transform.
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Syracuse-Chicago Webinar Series on Property Tax Administration and Design: Georg Thunecke
Virtual
During this webinar, Georg Thunecke (Max-Planck-Institut) will present, “Property Taxation and Housing Supply—Evidence from Germany.”
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The Subversive Middle Ages
Bird Library, 114
Scholars from across the region gather for a day-long conference hosted by the History Department. No registration is required and all are welcome!
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USA @ 250: The Eugenic Origins of Federal Family Planning Policies in the United States
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: Florencia Torche, Princeton University
Eggers Hall, 220
Florencia Torche, Edwards S. Sanford Professor of Sociology and International Affairs at Princeton University will present as part of the CPR Seminar Series.