Session I
9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Music
Philip Gossett bio
Fulton HallOperacat and Un ballo in maschera
Cinema & Media Studies
Judy Hoffman bio
Film Studies Center, Cobb Hall, room 307Chicago Film History
Linguistics
Anastasia Giannakidou bio
Stuart Hall, room 101Myths and Realities About Bilingualism
English Language & Literature
Christina von Nolcken bio
Harper Hall, room 140 REGISTRATION CLOSEDThe Vikings and a Turbulent Ango-Scandinavian World
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations
Theo van den Hout bio
Stuart Hall, room 104Starting to Write: the Case of Hittite Anatolia
Slavic Languages & Literatures
Malynne Sternstein bio
Stuart Hall, room 105The Czechs of Chicago
Visual Arts
Matthew Jesse Jackson bio
Franke Institute, Regenstein Library, room S-118Old Media, Contemporary Art
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Richard Neer bio
11 a.m. - 12:00 noonPainting as a way of Life: The Blind Orion of Nicolas Poussin
Session II
1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.
Visual Arts
David Schutter bio
Film Studies Center, Cobb Hall, room 307After Paintings: Recollected Works From The Gemäldegalerie, Berlin
Humanities
David Thompson bio
Stuart Hall, room 102Poetry, Law, & the End of Nature
History / Ceeres / Slavic Languages & Literatures
Richard Hellie bio
Stuart Hall, room 104Backwardness in Russian Civilization 1470-2007
Humanities
Civic Knowledge Project Panel
Stuart Hall, 105Civic Knowledge / Civic Engagement
English / Franke Institute
James Chandler bio
Franke Institute for the HumanitiesSentimental Monstrosity
Near Eastern Languages & Civilizations
Rebecca Hasselbach bio
Harper, room 130Early Semitic Writing Systems
Philosophy
William C. Wimsatt bio
Harper, room 140Re-Engineering Philosophy for Limited Beings
History / East Asian Languages & Civilizations
James Ketelaar bio
Smart Museum of Art, Bernstein GalleryGuided tour of Objects of Inquiry: The Buckley Collection of Japanese Art
Performance
Modern Minstrelsy Ensemble, Pullman Morris and Sword
Rockefeller Memorial ChapelNoyes Fludde
Session III
3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.