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Mon, Mar 18, 2019
Biology Monday Seminar: "Dynamic Cytoskeletal Reorganization in the C. Elegans Reproductive System"
4:00 pm
Science Center, A011
Erin Cram, associate professor in biology at Northeastern University, will present "Dynamic Cytoskeletal Reorganization in the C. Elegans Reproductive System."
The Cram lab uses the nematode C. elegans to understand how cells respond to mechanical forces such as stretch. They focus on the reproductive system, which naturally undergoes cycles of stretch and relaxation. Particular interests are in cell-cell coordination of calcium signaling and mechanical regulation of cytoskeletal alignment and contractility.
2018-2019 LJST Seminar Series: LAW and ILLIBERALISM with Sharon Krause
4:30 pm - 6:00 pm
Clark House, Room 100
Sharon Krause, Professor of Political Science at Brown University, will present a paper entitled “The Anti-liberalism of Neoliberalism.” This is the fifth presentation in a series of seminars that will take place this year on the theme “Law and Illiberalism.”
Professor Krause’s field of research includes classical and contemporary liberalism and contemporary theories of justice. She is the author of Liberalism with Honor (Harvard, 2002) and Civil Passions: Moral Sentiment and Democratic Deliberation (Princeton, 2008).
To receive a copy of the paper which will be presented, please email slaizer@amherst.edu.
"Torrid Zones: Sexual Politics in Jamaican Dancehall Culture"
5:00 pm
Fayerweather Hall, Pruyne Lecture Hall
Carolyn Cooper, professor emerita from the University of the West Indies in Mona, Jamaica, will give a talk on "Torrid Zones: Sexual Politics in Jamaican Dancehall Culture."
Fulbright Information Session
Considering a Fulbright? Join us for an info session. Christine Overstreet, director of fellowships, and Carter McClintock, fellowships specialist, will discuss research and study grants, English teaching assistantships, how to explore your Fulbright options and how to get started on the application.
It's Time to Manage your Time
6:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Frost Library, 211 (CHI Seminar Room)
Are you struggling to find the time to prepare for class? Do you waste a lot of time? Are you overbooked, or do you do nothing but study? If so, it’s time to learn new ways to think about time, make realistic plans and stick to them, so that you can gain control over your own schedule. Led by Kristen Brookes, Senior Writing Associate, and Charri Boykin-East, Senior Associate Dean of Students.
Students Only
Registration Required