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4th Annual GSHA Graduate Student Conference"The Politics of Unrest: A Transdisciplinary Conference"
8:00 - 9:00 amRegistration in Burkle Building Lobby
Session 1: 9:00 - 10:30 amPanel 1: Contextualizing 2011 Uprisings: The Arab Spring and Occupy MovementsPanel Chair: Joshua Goode, Associate Professor of Cultural Studies & History and Chair of the History Department, Claremont Graduate University Location: Burkle 12 Presenters: James Bartoli, “Where the Western Breakers Beat: Repression and Impunity Culture During Occupy San Diego and the San Diego Free Speech Fight, 1912-15,” University of San Diego, California Priscilla Kilili, “The Occupy Movement and 1848: a Period of Almost Change,” San Jose State University, California Panel 2: Reimaging Identity in Art and the Public SpherePanel Chair: Angela Cardinale Bartlett, Associate Professor of English, Chaffey College Location: Burkle 26 Presenters: Molly Hatay, "Poetry as Protest: Rejecting the Myth of the Special Jewish Woman,” San Diego State University, California Daniel McClure, “Neoliberal: Popular Culture Born in Flames,” University of California, Irvine Kai Green, “Looking for U & Longing for Us: How Black Queer Los Angeles Re-members itself,” University of Southern California
Session 2: 10:45am - 12:00 pmPanel 3: Theorizing Order and UprisingPanel Chair: Marlene Daut, Assistant Professor of Cultural Studies & English, Claremont Graduate University Location: Burkle 12 Presenters: Roberto Sirvent, “Reinhold Niebuhr, Moral Arrogance, and the Problem of Christian Pacifism,” Hope International University Caleb Miller, “Michael Oakeshott and the Question of Substantive State Orientation,” University of California, Santa Barbara Panel 4: Understanding American Protests for Latin American SolidarityPanel Chair: Andrew Harrington, Ph.D. Candidate in Cultural Studies, Claremont Graduate University Location: Burkle 26 Presenters: Stephanie Gonzalez, “Under Pressure: The Evolution of the Movement Against the United States Army School of the Americas,” California State University, Long Beach Teishan Latner, “Complex Personhood' and 'Complicated' Political Protest in 1960s U.S.: The Case of Airline Hijackings to Cuba, 1968-1973,” University of California, Irvine
12:00 - 1:00 pmLunch in Jenkins Courtyard, Burkle Building
1:30 - 2:30 pmKeynote Address“'Wartime' as a Concept in History” by Mary L. Dudziak, Judge Edward J. and Ruey L. Guirado Professor of Law, History and Political Science, USC Gould School of Law
Session 3: 2:45 - 4:15 pmPanel 5: Formations of National IdentityPanel Chair: Adam Guerin, Adjunct Professor of History, Claremont Graduate University Location: Burkle 12 Presenters: Thomas Patrick Carey. “On the King’s Threshold": Irish Hunger Strikes and the Struggle for Legitimacy within the Penal Systems of the United Kingdom and Ireland, 1916-1946,” San Francisco State University, California Daman Navas Howard “The Creation of a New Iraqi Kurdish Nationalist Politics: Gorran and the 2009 Parliamentary Elections,” San Francisco State University, California Panel 6: Art and Literature as Spaces for Social ProtestPanel Chair: Dan O'Sullivan, Ph.D. Candidate in History, Claremont Graduate University Location: Burkle 26 Presenters: Michael Veremans, “Art and Social Responsibility,” San Francisco State University, California Jennifer Wolf, “Radical Intentions: M.T. Anderson’s Feed and the Socio-Political Potential of the Young Adult Dystopia in the Twenty-First Century,” San Diego State University, California Thomas W. Yanni, “You ultimately have to look:” The Multiple Voices of ACT UP Graphics,” University of California, Riverside |
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