JMU - CAL Faculty Colloquium
CAL Faculty Colloquium, Fall 2011
Colloquium 3:30-5:00, followed by reception
Each paper is a scholarly work in progress and is to be downloaded for the exclusive purpose of use at the CAL Faculty Colloquium. Please do not quote or cite the document without the express permission of the author.
September 13 Paper Available: September 6
Stephen Poulson, Associate Professor of Sociology
“Patterns of Violence against Civilians during the Civil War in Iraq”
Colloquium: Taylor 404 Reception: Taylor 405
October 4 Paper Available: September 26
Jennifer Gill Rosier, Assistant Professor of Communications Studies
Colloquium: Taylor 306 Reception: Taylor 405
October 25 Paper Available: October 17
James R. Zimmerman, Associate Professor of Writing, Rhetoric, and Technical Communication
“Presence at Work: Character, Commitment, and Rhetorical Performance”
Colloquium: Taylor 404 Reception: Taylor 306
November 15 Paper Available: November 7
Dolores Flamiano, Associate Professor of Media Arts and Design
“A Good Picture is Hard to Kill”: Hansel Mieth and Social Reform Photojournalism, 1934-1955.
Colloquium: Taylor 404 Reception: Taylor 306
December 6 Paper Available: November 28
William J. Hawk, Professor of Philosophy
“Snyder v. Phelps: A Tortious Decision”
Colloquium: Taylor 306 Reception: Taylor 405
Spring 2012
January 24 Paper Available: January 16
Robert Goebel, Professor of Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
“Translation of Joseph von Eichendorff's 'Die Entführung' (The Abduction)”
Original text: http://gutenberg.spiegel.de/buch/4296/1
Colloquium: Taylor 404 Reception: Taylor 306
February 21 Paper Available: February 6
Mark Rankin, Assistant Professor of English
“Henry VIII and the Poetics of Myth and Legend in Early Modern England”
Colloquium: Taylor 306 Reception: Taylor 404
March 13 Paper Available: February 27
William Van Norman, Assistant Professor of History
“Cafecitos para Todos: Cuba and Coffee as Cultural Performance, 1830-1870”
Colloquium: Taylor 404 Reception: Taylor 405
April 3 Paper Available: March 26
Tammy L. Castle, Assistant Professor of Justice Studies
“Reconstructing Criminal Justice in Afghanistan: Critical Issues and Concerns”
Colloquium: Taylor 404 Reception: Taylor 405
April 24 Paper Available: April 16
Charles H. Blake, Professor of Political Science
“Corruption, Federalism, and Democracy in Latin America and Beyond”
Colloquium: Taylor 404 Reception: Taylor 306
