Calendar

Lectures (February 1 through April 1)

Wednesday, February 7

• 3:00 PM Education for All? Literature, Culture and Education Development in Britain and Denmark

Thursday, February 8

• 12:00 PM FDD Seminar- Letters of Recommendation: Helping Students and Residents Reach the Next Step in their Career Path

Tuesday, February 20

• 5:00 PM Word by Word: Writing, Humanity, & AI - Talk by Tal Brewer (UVirginia)

Monday, February 26

• 4:00 PM Paloma Atencia Linares - Ethics Seminar Lecture

Tuesday, February 27

• 7:30 PM BUA Parent Education Series: “Navigating AI: Responsible Tech Use for Teens” with Dr. Jill Walsh

Thursday, February 29

• 5:00 PM The Education of Indigenous Children in Latin America: Progress, Challenges and the Historical Outstanding Debt
• 6:00 PM Our Shared Seafaring Heritage, Alive in Rhythm and Song

Monday, March 4

• 3:30 PM Hello Lenin: Students and Socialism in Venezuela

Tuesday, March 5

• 5:00 PM Formation and Medicinal Psalms: Augustine’s Affective Frame - Sarah Stewart-Kroeker (Princeton)
• 5:30 PM The Cultural Betrayal of Black Women & Girls: A Conversation with Jennifer M. Gómez

Wednesday, March 6

• 6:00 PM Painting& Panel Discussion

Thursday, March 7

• 5:00 PM Beyond the Ballot: Key Factors Shaping the 2024 Mexican Political Landscape

Monday, March 11

• 12:00 PM FDD Seminar: What Does it Mean to be Clinically Excellent in an Outpatient Setting?

Tuesday, March 19

• 12:15 PM Creativity and Innovation in the Classroom

Wednesday, March 20

• 1:30 AM The Signal and The Response: US Readiness For New Infectious Diseases Threats

Thursday, March 21

• 3:30 PM Disappearances in Mexico: Searching for Explanations Through Interdisciplinary Social Science
• 5:00 PM Family Matters: How Family Concerns Relate to Policy Preferences and Political Choices

Monday, March 25

• 3:30 PM Poland’s Business-led Developmentalism in Comparative Perspective — A Lecture by Marek Naczyk,,
• 6:00 PM Edelstein Lecture in Professionalism and Ethics in Medicine-Genetic Testing

Thursday, March 28

• 12:00 PM Faculty Development Seminar Series: How to Design Initiatives to Advance Health Equity
• 2:00 PM Conversations on Literature & Culture: Chantal Ringuet with Alicia Borinsky
• 4:00 PM The 2024 Paul Streeten Distinguished Lecture in Global Development Policy: ‘A Woman’s Work is Never Done’ - How Gender Norms Enable Labor Coercion, Inside and Outside the Home
• 6:00 PM A Conversation Between Robert Tsai & Stephen Bright About “Equal Justice," Moderated by Jed Shugerman

Monday, April 1

• All Day Applications Now Open for Narrative Writing, Marcelle M. Willock, MD, Faculty Development and Diversity, & Women’s Leadership Programs at BUMC!
• 3:30 PM Public Grief, Memory and Political Transformation in Mexico