Human and Social Sciences is going to celebrate reaching the one-third finished point of the semester by having a get together–or maybe a blow-out party–on Thursday evening, February 28, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. Human Sciences majors and concentrators (and their professors) don’t often have the chance to socialize as a group, so this will provide a chance to meet your fellow students in a relaxed setting. I also hope this will be an opportunity for everyone to find out…
Modernism in Latin America: the Case of José Martí A presentation/discussion by Dr. Néfer Munoz Solano Department of Modern Languages Wednesday, February 6, 11:00 – 11:50 am Science Building 42 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
Hope everyone had a joyous and restful Christmas break! Back on track with the start of the Spring Semester and the Human and Social Sciences Dept. wishes you all a fulfilling beneficial term!
What Is ‘Government’? A Human Sciences presentation by Dr. Jonathan Culp (Dept. of Politics) Wednesday, Nov. 14, noon – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited to participate!
Archaeology Revising the Past A Human Sciences Presentation by Dr. Valeria Forte (Dept. of Modern Languages, Italian) Wednesday, November 7, noon-12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited to participate!
Social Work A Human Sciences presentation by Ms. Fran Fisher, MSW (UD Director of Foundation Relations) Wednesday, October 31, noon – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited to participate!
Technology and its Problems The Promise and Peril of Machine “Learning” by Dr. David A. Andrews (Dept. of Mathematics) Dreyfus on Disembodied Telepresence and Why Embodied Presence Matters by Dr. Cynthia R. Nielsen (Dept. of Philosophy) Technics and Networks of Desire by Dr. Dennis L. Sepper (Dept. of Human and Social Sciences) Wednesday, Nov 7 3:30 – 5:00 pm Catholic Foundation Board Room, 2nd Floor, Cardinal Farrell Hall Come listen, pose questions, and engage in discussion about how technology is…
Exoplanets: Searching for Neighbors in the Cosmos A Human Sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. Richard Olenick (Dept. of Physics) Wednesday, October 24, 12:00-12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
Vaccine Controversy A human sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. William Cody (Dept. of Biology) Wednesday, October 17, 12:00 – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!
Urban Utopias: City Structures and Social Organization A human sciences presentation/discussion by Dr. Mark Petersen (Dept. of History) Wednesday, October 10, 12:00 – 12:50 pm Science Building 1 (lower level) Everyone is invited!