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Lectures (March 18 through April 15)

Tuesday, March 18

• 12:30 PM Facing Inequity: NGO Perspectives on Decolonization in Algeria

Thursday, March 20

• 12:30 PM Project EagLE The Top-Secret OSS Operation That Sent Polish Spies Behind Enemy Lines in World War II
• 4:20 PM The Uses and Misuses of History: The Roberts Court and Its Constitutional Revolution
• 5:00 PM Lectures in Critcism: “Art in the Shadow of Military Dictatorships in the 1980s Nigeria”

Monday, March 24

• 5:00 PM Poetics of Survival and Becoming in Francophone African Rap

Tuesday, March 25

• 5:00 PM People Not Pawns: Considering Migration as a Humanitarian Issue

Wednesday, March 26

• 2:30 PM From South Central to Southside: Gang Transnationalism, Masculinity, and Disorganized Violence in Belize City
• 3:30 PM Boston Area Enlightenment Workshop: James Johnson

Thursday, March 27

• 12:30 PM Every Vote Counts: Mobilizing Voter Engagement Among Marginalized Communities in Nevada
• 6:00 PM Crisis: a talk by Christopher Ricks

Monday, March 31

• 11:00 AM Why population heterogeneity matters for modelling infectious diseases: implications for health equity

Tuesday, April 1

• 12:30 PM The War in Ukraine and the Future of European Security
• 5:00 PM 2025 Wadsworth Family Distinguished Lecture in Business Leadership & Technology Innovation
• 7:30 PM Creative Writing Program Annual Faculty Reading

Friday, April 4

• 9:00 AM 4th Annual Kayla Bell Memorial Lecture - Emily M. Mace, PhD (hybrid)
• 10:30 AM Symposium of the Boston Phenomenology Circle

Monday, April 7

• 4:00 PM Indigenous History, Languages & Cultures Week 2025 - Day 1

Tuesday, April 8

• 5:00 PM Montenegro and Serbia: A Velvet Divorce

Wednesday, April 9

• 1:00 PM Public Health Conversation: Building Pipelines for Women’s Leadership in Public Health
• 4:00 PM Indigenous History, Languages & Cultures Week 2025 - Day 3
• 5:00 PM Institutionalizing Black Europe: The Center for Black European Studies at Carnegie Mellon University

Thursday, April 10

• All Day BUCH Spring Forum: Ethical Implications of AI for Entertainment and Education

Friday, April 11

• 9:00 AM 8th Annual Jerome S. Brody Lecture – Nadia Hansel, MD (hybrid)

Monday, April 14

• 12:00 PM AI and Education Initiative Human and Machine Learning Lunch Series with Marc Maffei, PhD

Tuesday, April 15

• 12:30 PM Polarisation, Polysemy, and Paradoxes: Elites and the Concept of Peace in the Havana Accords