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Calendar of Events
For individuals with disabilities requiring special accommodations,
please contact the Department hosting the event within a minimum of 5
days prior to the program or service so that proper consideration may be
given to the request.
June
Saturday, June 6, 2009
Camp Blanding, Florida
WWII information, transcripts and memorabilia on display at Camp Blanding
for the Army's tribute to the 65th Anniversary of the D-Day Invasion.
1:30 pm, Kika Silva Pla Planetarium - Santa Fe College
Astronomy for Kids - Comet
Talk and Activity, presented by Elizabeth Lada
and Vicki Sarajedini. Come learn about our solar system and comets! We
will also learn how to make a comet. This talk and activity is aimed for
elementary and middle-school aged children. Sponsored by the Department
of Astronomy and the Kika Silva Pla Planetarium. For more infomation contact
Vicki Sarajedini at vicki@astro.ufl.edu
or 352-871-1202.
Tuesday June 9
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Key Events and Concepts in U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by Ido Oren. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Key Events and Concepts in U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by Ido Oren. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Wednesday June 10
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Major Theoretical Approaches to U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by Ido Oren. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Major Theoretical Approaches to U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by Ido Oren. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Thursday June 11
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Survey of U.S. Foreign Policy Institutions, presented by Richard Nolan. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
U.S. Perspectives on International Security Issues, presented by Aida Hozic. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Friday June 12
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The United States in the World Economy, presented by Aida Hozic. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Monday June 15
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
All Politics is Local, presented by Richard Scher. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The Presidency and U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by Richard Conley. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
10:00-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The Domestic Sources of U.S. Foreign Policy: A Case Study of U.S. - Russian Relations, presented by Paul D'Anieri. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
11:30-1:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Religion, Politics, and U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by Kenneth Wald. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Congress, Interest Groups, and the Foreign Moneymaking Process, presented by Michael Heaney. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
7:00 pm, Goerings Book Store (1717 NW 1st Ave.)
When Fantasy is Reality, or How to Make a World?, part of the Conversations in Children's Literature series. Presented by Stephanie A. Smith, UF Professor of English and Fantasy Fiction Writer. Sponsored by the Center for Children's Literature and Culture and the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature. For more information contact Ramona Caponegro at ramonac@ufl.edu or (352) 392-6650 x290.
Wednesday June 17
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The U.S. Economy, presented by Herman M. Schwartz. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The U.S. Economy, presented by Herman M. Schwartz. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Thursday June 18
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by James Goldgeier. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Continuity and Change in U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by James Goldgeier. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Friday June 19
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Public Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy, presented by Michael D. Martinez. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Tuesday June 23
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The U.S. Intelligence Community, presented by Loch Johnson. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The U.S. Intelligence Community, presented by Loch Johnson. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Thursday June 25
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The Office of the U.S. Trade Representative: Global Trade Issues, presented by Stephen J. Powell. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
U.S. Relations with Latin America, presented by Terry McCoy. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Friday June 26
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
The Two Miamis, presented by Terry McCoy. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
July
Monday July 6
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
U.S. Foreign Policy in Asia, presented by Richard J. Samuels. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Regional Conversations: Asia, presented by Richard J. Samuels. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Tuesday July 7
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Democracy Promotion, presented by Valerie Bruce. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Regional Conversations: The Post-Communist World, presented by Valerie Bruce. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Wednesday July 8
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
India, Pakistan, Waziristan...What's Next?, presented by Ron Herring. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Regional Conversations: The Greater Middle East, presented by Steve Heydemann and Ron Herring. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Thursday July 9
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
U.S. and International Studies, presented by Steve Heydemann. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
1:30-3:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Regional Conversations: Africa, presented by Leo Villalon. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
Friday July 10
9:30-11:30, Anderson Hall, Room 216
Regional Conversations: Latin America, presented by Terry McCoy. Part of the Institute on United States Foreign Policy sponsored by the Department of Political Science. Limited seating; please RSVP with either Aida Hozic (Hozic@ufl.edu) or Ido Oren (oren@ufl.edu). NOTE: All sessions and speakers are subject to change.
August
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
7:00 pm, Special Collections in Library East
In the Stacks: An Evening in the Baldwin Library, part of the Conversations in Children's Literature series. Presented by Rita Smith, curator of the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature, and Ramona Caponegro events coordinator for the Center for Children's Literature and Culture. Sponsored by the Center for Children's Literature and Culture and the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature. For more information contact Ramona Caponegro at ramonac@ufl.edu or (352) 392-6650 x290.
September
Thursday, September 3, 2009
TIME, Location TBA
Free Spirits, Lay Religion, and Clerical Suspicion: Inside the Late Medieval Church, a lecture by John Van Engen, University of Notre Dame. Part of the Faithful Narratives lecture series. Sponsored by the Department of History and the Center for Medieval and Early Modern Studies
Friday, September 11, 2009
3:30 - 6:30 pm, Location TBA
Quantum Theory Project Sesquicentennial. Join QTP for two lectures and reception honoring David Micha and Frank Harris.
Monday, September 14, 2009
time, Location TBA
Religion and Gender in Enlightenment England: The Problem of Agency, a lecture by Phyllis Mack, Rutgers University. Part of the Faithful Narratives lecture series. Sponsored by the Department of History and the Center for European Studies.
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
7:00 pm, Goerings Book Store (1717 NW 1st Ave.)
A Conversation with Shelley Fraser Mickle, part of the Conversations in Children's Literature series, featuring Shelley Fraser Mickle, author and NPR Commentator. Sponsored by the Center for Children's Literature and Culture and the Baldwin Library of Historical Children's Literature. For more information contact Ramona Caponegro at ramonac@ufl.edu or (352) 392-6650 x290.s
October
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
time, Location TBA
The Bible and American Public Life, a lecture by
Mark Noll, University of Notre Dame.
Part of the Faithful
Narratives lecture series. Sponsored by the Department
of History, the Richard J. Milbauer Chair in History, and the Graham
Center for Public Service.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
7:00 pm, Pugh Hall
Bipartisanship in the Media, featuring Jonah Goldberg, editor-at-large of National Review Online, and Peter Beinart, editor-at-large of the New Republic. Part of the 2009-2010 Presidential Lecture Series sponsored by the Graham Center for Public Service.
November
Monday, November 9, 2009
time, Location TBA
Jewish Books and Christian Readers in Early Modern Europe, a lecture by Anthony Grafton, Princeton University. Part of the Faithful Narratives lecture series. Sponsored by the Department of History and the Alexander Grass Chair in Jewish Studies.
December
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
time, Location TBA
'Tantos Milagros': Miraculous Transmission in the Early Modern Spanish
World, a lecture by Kenneth Mills, University of Toronto. Part
of the Faithful
Narratives lecture series. Sponsored by the Department
of History and the Center
for Latin American Studies.
