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April 2021
BLM x BLM: Joshua Inwood and Anne Bonds
Please join us for a special session of the BLM x BLM discussion group featuring guest visitors Joshua Inwood (Geography at Penn State) and Anne Bonds (Geography at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee). Inwood and Bonds will join us to discuss their…
Find out more »Virtual Grad Student Writing Group (w/Nadine Kozak)
This week’s virtual graduate student writing group will feature Nadine Kozak (School of Information Studies), who will talk about how a book project takes shape, and the value of keeping those small (slightly odd) ideas in your head that can…
Find out more »The Long 2020: Nirmala Erevelles, Bernard Perley, and Tom Rademacher
Join us for a conversation with Nirmala Erevelles (University of Alabama), Bernard Perley (University of British Columbia), and Tom Rademacher (author) as part of our Spring series, The Long 2020. Erevelles' talk, "Cripping 2020: Thinking Intersectionally as if Disability Matters,"…
Find out more »Live Streaming Symposium: Communities of Play
The Serious Play/Digital Cultures Collaboratory is hosting a Live Streaming Symposium on April 17-18, featuring online presentations of and about streaming of video gameplay and other performative activities, in and out of the academy. The event will feature streamers from…
Find out more »Virtual Grad Student Writing Group (w/Sara Vanderhaagen)
This week’s virtual graduate student writing group will feature Sara Vanderhaagen (Communication), who will talk about revisions and responding to reviewer feedback. Email c21@uwm.edu to sign up! ___ Join us for our (virtual) graduate student writing groups, each Friday from…
Find out more »The Long 2020: Daniel Barber, Beatriz Colomina, and David Gissen
Join us for a conversation with Daniel Barber (University of Pennsylvania), Beatriz Colomina (Princeton University), and David Gissen (The New School) as part of our Spring series, The Long 2020. Barber will discuss how the pandemic—and the inequities it mirrored…
Find out more »The Long 2020: McKenzie Wark and Cary Costello
Join us for a conversation with McKenzie Wark (New School) and Cary Costello (Sociology, UWM) as part of our Spring series, The Long 2020. If you plan to attend, please register for the Zoom webinar here. Virtual event: Once the…
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