Kudos to… Henrike Florusbosch (MSP03) accepted a position at the African Studies Center at the University of Michigan. This new center’s main task is to coordinate the work of U-M scholars working in Africa and their African colleagues and counterparts. Henrike will be coordinating...
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Kudos to… Kelly Kirby (MSP05). While continuing to serve as an Associate Professor at the Moore College of Art and Design, Kelly has been co-developing an exhibit at Philadelphia’s Seaport Independence Museum, in collaboration with members of a local nonprofit—the Seamen’s Church Institute—a group...
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Kudos to… Kathryn Holihan (MSP14) who will soon be conducting research on a Fulbright Research Grant. Earlier this fall she presented at the German Studies Association Conference on a panel which she co-organized entitled “Exhibiting Sachlichkeit.” This summer, she presented at the conference, “Embodiment,...
On December 6, Swarupa Anila (Director of Interpretive Engagement at the Detroit Institute of Arts) will be the final presenter in our Museums and Social Justice series. Her presentation will focus on the challenges faced by museums to develop strategies of representation and interpretation to...
Christiana Sinacola — “Conversations from the Herbarium”
April 18, 2024
