Presenter	Date	Presentation Topic/Title
John Hamlin Sociology-Anthropology	September 29, 2006	In Need of a Cemetery: Duluth Structure and Status
Gesa Zinn Foreign Languages and Literatures	October 20, 2006	Home and Nostalgia in Creative Works by the Austrian Gypsy and Holocaust Survivor Ceija Stojka
Beth Bartlett, Cindy Christian, Njoki Kamau, Tineke Ritmeester, Susana Pelayo Woodward, Joan Varney Women’s Studies	November 17, 2006	A History of Feminist Organizations in the Duluth-Superior Area
Carolyn Sigler English	December 8, 2006	“Wonders Wild and New”: Lewis Carroll’s Alice books and Postmodern Women Writers
Scott Laderman History	January 26, 2007	A World Made Safe for Discovery: Surfing, Surf Culture, and U.S. Foreign Relations
Mary Caprioli Political Science	February 16, 2007	Aggressive States on the World Stage: Identifying the Bad Boys of the International Arena
Chongwon Park Composition	March 23, 2007	Sunday is HBO
Michael Pfau Communication	April 13, 2007	Conventions of Deliberation? Opening Addresses and Deliberative Containment in the Second Party System, 1832-1852.
Larry Knopp Geography	May 4, 2007	Queering the Map: The Productive Tensions of Colliding Epistemologies

All events will be held in the Library Rotunda from 3:00 – 4:15. Social time will begin at 3:00, presentation at 3:10, with time for discussion, comments, and additional socializing following. Snacks will be served. All events are free and open to the public, and attendance by students is welcomed.