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2014

EIHS Workshop: "Translating Bodies / Transfiguring Knowledge"

EIHS Lecture: "On the Apotheosis of the Typewriter and the Xenogenesis of Chinese"

EIHS Workshop: "Engaging Publics Across Time and Space"

EIHS Lecture: "Mopboards and Meetinghouses: Charting Geographies of Labor in Federal New England"

Undergraduate Career Workshop: History Futures

EIHS Workshop: "Fellowship Proposals I Wish I Had Received"

EIHS Lecture: “’Talents Committed to Your Care’: Reading and Writing Radical Abolitionism in Antebellum America”

EIHS Workshop: "In Search of Lost Worlds: The Politics of Material Turns in West African and East German Historiography"

EIHS Lecture: "The Politics of Transcendence in Colonial Uganda"

Kemp Family Symposium on Geography and History: "Reflections on Conference Themes and General Discussion"

Kemp Family Symposium on Geography and History: "Collisions of Time and Space"

Kemp Family Symposium on Geography and History: "Thinking and Doing Spatiality Differently"

Kemp Family Symposium on Geography and History: "Imagining, Claiming, and Organizing Space"

Kemp Family Symposium on Geography and History: "People’s Park Again: Landscape and the Production of Space"

EIHS Workshop: "History in the Anthropocene: The Environment, Natural Sciences, and Planetary Narratives"

EIHS Lecture: "Earthquakes on the Edge: Border Spaces and Empire Making Along the Eurasian Frontier"

Libraries of the Mind: Cultures of Literacy in 17th C Isfahan

EIHS Lecture: "'Libraries of the Mind:' Cultures of Literacy in 17th-Century Isfahan"

EIHS Roundtable: "Detroit Plural"

EIHS Workshop: "Staging History Within the Margins of a Photograph"

EIHS Lecture: "Folded in Time: Thoughts on a Photograph Album"

EIHS Workshop: Papyri, Parchment, Potsherds

EIHS Lecture: "Materializing Papyrology"

EIHS Workshop: "Shifting Geographies: Mapping Places, Mapping Things"

EIHS Lecture: "Cross Cultures: Spanish Travelers on Indian Highways in the 16th-Century Southwest"

Cross Cultures: What Happened When Spaniards Did Not Speak Softly or Use the Right Sign Language Along Indian Highways of the 16th C Southwest

Workshop: "History for the Digital Future: Digital Forms of Historical Scholarship"

Lecture: "Form = Material ??? Flywhisks and Catastrophe Logic in a Colonial Milieu"

Workshop: "One Frame at a Time: Decoding Anime"

Seminar: "From Cyberspace to Mobile Phones: A History of Expanded Television"