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NACS Seminar Series: Wired to cooperate: Neural basis of cooperative behavior in a neotropical wren
February 25, 2014Speaker: Dr. Melissa Coleman, Claremont McKennaTitle: Wired to cooperate: Neural basis of cooperative behavior in a neotropical wrenDate: February 28, 2014Time: 10:15am – 11:30amPlace: 1103 Bioscience Research BuildingHost: Dr. Katrina MacLeod
March 7-8: Middle Atlantic Symposium in the History of Art
February 24, 2014Join the National Gallery of Art and the University of Maryland Department of Art History and Archeaeology for the convening of this forty-fourth annual session.
Winter 2014 Bywords is now Available for Viewing!
February 19, 2014Click here to read about the latest department news!
Marilee Lindemann Respondent and Session Chair at MLA in Chicago
February 19, 2014At MLA 2014 in Chicago, Marilee Lindemann reserved as a respondent for Digital Queers, Queering the Digital: Gaming, Programming, Performance.
Lewis Lawson, Professor Emeritus, Publishes Book
February 18, 2014Lewis Lawson, professor emeritus, has published A Rogue's Life: R. Clay Crawford, Prison Escapee, Union Army Officer, Pretend Millionaire, Phony Physician and the Most Respected Man in Macon, Georgia (McFarland).
Martha Nell Smith Speaks at Rutgers
February 18, 2014On February 17th, Martha Nell Smith gave a talk to contemporary poet (and National Book Award winner) Mark Doty's graduate seminar at Rutgers University.
Danuta Hinc Interviewed About Her Novel, TO KILL THE OTHER
February 18, 2014Danuta Hinc was interviewed about her novel, To Kill the Other, by Eva Kapitan on a literary blog, "Authors of the Roundtable" on February 5th.
Regina Harrison Participates in International Guaman Poma Colloquium
February 18, 2014Regina Harrison participated in the 2nd INTERNATIONAL GUAMAN POMA COLLOQUIUM, at the The Royal Library, in Copenhagen, October 24–26 2013.
Regina Harrison Publishes Sin and Confession in Colonial Peru
February 18, 2014Sin and Confession in Colonial Peru by Regina Harrison looks closely at the implementation of the European sacrament of confession in the early modern contest of the Andes.
Brian Richardson is a Scholar in Residence at the University of Bologna Among Other Accomplishments
February 12, 2014Brian Richardson is a Scholar in Residence at the University of Bologna during spring semester, among other recent accomplishments. Read on to learn more!