Monday, December 5, 2016
3:00pm –
5:00pm
Storrs Campus
Konover Auditorium
What will be the future of interdisciplinary spaces in a Trump administration? Will they come under direct attack from federal authorities, and if so, how? How has the knowledge produced in such spaces prepared us for the political turn that we are now seeing? What kinds of solidarity can our students and faculty expect to find in this moment of danger? And what is our strategy going forward?
This panel brings together leaders and faculty of interdisciplinary units devoted to social justice at UConn to address these questions, and to engage the audience in dialogue.
Contact: Alexis Boylan, alexis.boylan@uconn.edu
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (primary), Asian American Studies Institute, History Department, Human Rights Institute, Humanities Institute, Judaic Studies, UConn Master Calendar, Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies