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Library Colloquia Series: "Small Strangers: Immigrant Children in America, 1880 -- 1925" Join us at the MSU Main Library this Thursday, April 26, for the free and public Library Colloquia Series event "Small Strangers: Immigrant Children in America, 1880 -- 1925". This colloquium will be presented by Melissa R. Klapper (Professor of History, Rowan University) in the MSU Main Library North Conference Room starting at 7:00 PM, and there will be a dessert reception preceding the lecture. Child immigrants and the American-born children of immigrants made up an important part of one of the most significant population movements in history: the arrival of nearly 25 million immigrants in the United States between 1880 and 1924. Their youthful encounters with ethnic heritage, American values, and mass culture contributed to the shape of the twentieth century in a United States still known symbolically around the world as a nation of immigrants. In conjunction with the MSU Main Library exhibit "Telling Family Stories: Jews, Genealogy and History". Exhibit produced in cooperation with Telling Family Stories: a yearlong initiative by the Jewish Studies Program at Michigan State University on Jews, Genealogy, and History. This program is made possible by the Legacy Heritage Jewish Studies Project, directed by the Association for Jewish Studies. Support for the Legacy Heritage Jewish Studies Project is generously provided by Legacy Heritage Fund Limited.

Junior Colloquia: Team BLAZE

Colloquia Lecture Series - Suzanne Mauro Suzanne Mauro, MFA, associate faculty in art, talks here about her topic for the upcoming Colloquia Lecture Series. She will speak on "From the Physical to the Spiritual: Transformation through the Creative Process." Come hear Suzanne speak on Thursday, Mar. 31 at 3:30 pm in the Academic Center at Bethel College, room 342. For more information about this lecture or future lectures, call 574.807.7190 or e-mail Roxanne.Thompson@BethelCollege.edu.

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Latin Skit Video Spring Colloquium Duodecimum NEW VERSION Dr. Dinan Class Latin 102. Spring Semester. Colloquium Duodecimum from Colloquia Personarum.

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James Mirrlees's Speech at the European Colloquia 2011. Global Imbalances and Policy Frictions This is the full speech given by Prof.James Mirrlees during the European Colloquia 2011 organized by the ISEO Institute. For further info or material

Capella University PhD students get engaged at colloquium Capella University PhD student David Wells proposes to LaTanya Jones, another Capella PhD student, at Capella's February 2009 colloquium in Atlanta (the two had met at a previous colloquium). Her answer: yes! Congratulations!

Richard Stockton College Brown Bag Advising Colloquia: Dr. Marc Lowenstein Why does Stockton choose to have most advising done by faculty? Why do we classify advising as teaching, rather than as service? How can a preceptor help a student get the most out of his or her learning opportunities, to build an education that is more than the sum of its parts? Dr. Marc Lowenstein, Associate Provost, answered these questions during his presentation, "Learning-Centered Advising," on February 28, 2012. The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey's Brown Bag Advising Colloquia is a series sponsored by the Center for Academic Advising and the Stockton Advising Council.

Junior Colloquia: Team FLIP

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001 D'Ooge Colloquia Latina Colloquium Primum.avi D'Ooge wrote a book of simple colloquia, introducing Latin in a way that it could be used in a classroom, for scripted reading.

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Faculty Colloquia: "Leadership, Nationalism, and Discrimination in American Politics" Wed, Sept 14 at noon in the Cultural Center Dr. Michael Grillo discussed his research on anti-Muslim attitudes in the United States. Presenting the results from two behavioral experiments, Dr. Grillo discussed how political leaders can play on both negative and positive emotions to convince ordinary people to support a number of policies against Muslims, such as racial profiling, surveillance, deportation, and exiling. The presentation was followed by a discussion of the implications of the findings for other groups such as Hispanic immigrants and homo***uals.

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Junior Colloquia: Team ANTIDOTE

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Education Heresies colloquia 2011-2012: Geoffrey Sherington Colloquium One - you don't know what you've got until it's gone: moments in time for public education. The Education Heresies series features leading education scholars and practitioners, speaking out on how educational research, policy and practice need to be challenged and transformed. Professor Geoffrey Sherington is Emeritus Professor in the history of education at the University of Sydney and is a former dean of the Faculty of Education and Social Work. Over the past 30 years he has written and co-authored 15 books and numerous articles on the history of education.

Education Heresies colloquia 2011-2012: Peter Reimann Colloquium Two - how to kill school spirit: testing times The Education Heresies series features leading education scholars and practitioners, speaking out on how educational research, policy and practice need to be challenged and transformed. Professor Peter Reimann is Professor at the University of Sydney, and co-founder of the Centre for Research on Computer Supported Learning and Cognition (CoCo) in the Faculty of Education and Social Work. Peter's work is largely in the learning sciences. Much of his research is devoted to computer-supported collaborative learning, as well as developing new research methods, in particular, those that make use of information technologies.

NIST Colloquium Series: Next Generation Neural Implants Yu-Chong Tai, Director, Caltech Micro Machining Laboratory, California Institute of Technology discusses research in the use of neural implants such pacemakers and electronic cochlear implants. Dr. Tai reviews progress on the next generation of implants which must be miniature, flexible, and highly functional for muscular, retinal, cortical, and spinal use.

Wyoming Catholic College: Colloquium Tertium Colloquia Personarum

002 Colloquia Familiaria Turcico - Latina - for diplomats to the Sublime Porte.avi Latin conversation book intended for diplomats to the Ottoman Court. Latin and Turkish.

IRLE Colloquia: Mobilizing low-wage workes (Clip 2) IRLE Colloquia: Mobilizing low-wage workers: Evidence from Los Angeles" given by Scott Cummings, UCLA Law on May 12, 2010 This event is co-sponsored with the Epstein Program in Public Interest Law and Policy and the Center for the Study of Urban Poverty

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Library Colloquia Series: "Indigenous People of the Americas as Subject and Makers of Photographs" Thursday March 15, 2012 5:00—6:30 PM MSU Main Library, 4th floor In connection with the Wanamaker Collection exhibit, now on display in the MSU Museum (January12--April 22, 2012), this round table will discuss how photography has and continues to facilitate scholarship on North and South American indigenous history, identity, and politics in the late-nine***th and twentieth centuries.Light refreshments will be served. Open to all members of the MSU community and the general public. This event is sponsored by: American Indian Studies Program; Department of Anthropology; Department of Art, Art History and Design; Department of Writing, Rhetoric and American Cultures; The Rhetoric and Writing Graduate Program; MSU Libraries

The Women's Colloquium in Liberia: Gender Equality in Africa In March 2009, women leaders from around the world met in Monrovia, Liberia for the International Colloquium for Women's Empowerment, Leadership Development, International Peace and Security. The conference had first been proposed at the inauguration of Liberian president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, the only female head of state in Africa. Hundreds of women ultimately used the event as an opportunity to strategize on how to increase women's presence in government. It was a particularly powerful experience for women in Liberia. After a decade and a half of violent conflict, which deeply scarred the country's population and infrastructure, Liberian women are taking an active role in postwar reconstruction and insisting that they should have a say in shaping their country's future. This short film captures the energy of the event, where 800 female participants gathered to envision a new era of peace and gender equality in Africa and beyond.

Christopher Pissarides's Speech at the European Colloquia 2011. Labor Markets and Savings. This is the full speech given by Prof.Chris Pissarides (Nobel Laureate in Economics 2010) at the European Colloquia 2011 organized by the ISEO Institute. For further info or material

Interview with Robert Engle at the European Colloquia.avi Nobel Prize winner Robert Engle during an interview with SKY at the end of the conference "The European Colloquia 2011" organized by the ISEO Institute (more info on ) on Sept 14th 2011. Engle discusses about the italian and greek economic situation, the Euro-zone architecture, the perspective of a financial help from Asia.

Junior Colloquia: Team AMIRA

Annenberg Colloquium Four leading communication scholars presented their research at USC Annenberg this spring as part of a new series, Annenberg Colloquium. Each scholar will visit classes and make a public presentation of their research to faculty and students. The series began on Thursday, January 24 with Eric Eisenberg.

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Education Heresies colloquia 2011-2012: Susan Groundwater-Smith Colloquium Three - systems failure: social inclusion as remedy or why global policies fail disengaged young people at the local level. Staying at school until 17 not good for all. The Education Heresies series features leading education scholars and practitioners, speaking out on how educational research, policy and practice need to be challenged and transformed. Professor Groundwater-Smith talks about research on the economic benefit of keeping children in school for longer at the third colloquium in the Education Heresies series. Professor Susan Groundwater-Smith is an Honorary Professor of Education in the Faculty of Education and Social Work at the University of Sydney as well as Visiting Professor at Leeds Metropolitan University, UK. She has authored or co-authored a number of books and papers, many of which have been taken up in initial teacher education programs. She has also written extensively on issues in relation to practitioner inquiry, quality and ethics.

Feb. 17 - MSU Library Colloquia Series: "Culture and Community: Organizing Hearts & Minds" (PSA) Join us at the Friday, February 17th and meet John McCutcheon, writer and performer. He will be presenting in the MSU Main Library's North Conference Room (W449) from 12:15-1:30. Cosponsored by Our Daily Work, Our Daily Lives, this event is free and open to the public! John McCutcheon is a nationally prominent performing and recording artist whose songs often focus on social and economic justice. He is an accomplished musician who is at home on a large range of instruments including the guitar and the hammer dulcimer. He has recorded over 30 CDs since the 1970s.

Robert Engle's speech at the European Colloquia 2011. Portfolio Optimization in our times This is the full speech given by Prof. Robert Engle (Nobel Laureate in Economics 2003) at the conference "The European Colloquia 2011" which was organized by the ISEO Institute. For info and further material

Interview with Christopher Pissarides at the European Colloquia.avi The Nobel Prize winner Christopher Pissarides interviewed during the European Colloquia 2011 organized by the ISEO Institute on Sept. the 14th 2011 (more info and material ). Will China help the Euro-zone going through this economic situation? What will happen to Greece and Italy? Will the Euro scenario change significantly? Pissarides tries to answer to this topical issues questions.

Feb13-Library Colloquia Series: "Beautiful(ly) Decentralized: A Bird's Eye View of German Libraries" This event is free and open to the public! Join us Monday, February 13 at 11:00 am in the MSU Main Library's North Conference Room (W449). Learn how the landscape of German libraries and library networks differs from the US model, and how digital libraries and archives are impacting the cultural heritage environment. Presented by Elke Greifeneder. Elke Greifeneder is a researcher and doctoral candidate in the School of Library and Information Science at Germany's Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin, and associate editor of Library Hi-Tech. Her research interests are in user-centered design of digital libraries.

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