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Geography Fall 2007 Colloquium Schedule

Date Who From Title Where When
9/28/2007 Paul Adams

University of
Texas

"Spaces of the Word in Oral, Scribal and Print Societies"   CB 110 4:00
10/12/2007 Jonathan Phillips U.K. Geomorphic miracles in the arms of god   CB 110 4:00
10/19/2007 Susan Larson U.K. TBA   CB 110 4:00
10/26/2007 Ted Schatzki U.K. On Time-space and social life   CB 110 4:00
11/02/2007 Clayton Rosari Bowling Green University "Infrastructures of Feeling: Aspiration, Ecstasy, and Struggles for the Landscapes of Culture"   CB 110 4:00
11/09/2007 Anu Sabhlok University of Louisville "How Gandhi saved my Greencard and other geographic readings of Ghandi"   CB 110 4:00
11/16/2007     NO COLLOQUIUM   CB 110 4:00
11/30/2007 James Fox U.K. "Fine Sediment Source, Fate and Transport in Kentucky Watersheds"   CB 110 4:00
12/07/2007 Joel Outtes Rowan
University

Society, Territory and Planning in Latin America and Elsewhere from a Global Comparative Perspective
(1850-2007)

  CB 110 4:00
12/14/2007 Edward Carr University of
South Carolina
"What is Being Managed? Understanding Adaptations to Development, Environmental Change, and Economic Uncertainty in Coastal Ghana"   CB 110 4:00