January

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		1 Beverly Buchanan Art Exhibit (01:00 PM) Graduate Student Lunch Talks (12:00 PM) Astro Coffee (10:30 AM) Smith Lecture (04:00PM) Friday at Noon: Jennifer Fraser on The Art of Grieving: West Sumatra's Worst Earthquake in Music Videos (12:00 PM)	2 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Planetarium: Season of Light (12:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM)	3 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) Astronomy Colloquium (4:00 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Planetarium: Season of Light (12:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM)	4 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Planetarium: Season of Light (12:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Fun Friday Night at the Museum (05:00 PM)	5 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) Move-In to Wayne State Housing for Winter 2013 Cohort (8:00AM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (12:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM)
6 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) Move-In to Wayne State Housing for Winter 2013 Cohort (8:00AM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium: Black Holes: The Other Side of Infinity (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM)	7 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) SID Orientation - Winter 2013 Cohort (08:00AM)	8 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) SID Orientation - Winter 2013 Cohort (08:00AM) Graduate Student Lunch Talks (12:00 PM) Astro Coffee (10:30 AM)	9 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) DEPARTMENT COLLOQUIUM Inflation, Infinity, Equilibrium and the Observable Universe (4:00 PM)	10 Kelsey Museum Special Exhibit - Conserving Antiquity (6:00 PM) The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Astronomy Colloquium (4:00 PM) Identities in Red, Black and White: A Roundtable Discussion (04:00 PM) The Roundtable - IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (04:00 PM)	11 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Making Waves: Democratic Contention in Europe and Latin America (Co-sponsored by RIPS and CPW) (12:00 PM) Preparing Women for Leadership in Higher Education (12:00PM) HET SEMINAR Mapping the Space of N=1 Superconformal Field Theories from M5-branes on Riemann Surfaces (3:00 PM) Smith Lecture (04:00PM) *SEMINAR TO BE RESCHEDULED* Kevin Wood, Harvard University, "Decoding the multi-drug response in populations of bacteria and human cancer cells" (4:00 PM) Chasing Ice FREE Film Screenings (08:15 PM)	12 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Chasing Ice FREE Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Nameless Gangster (2:00PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (12:30 PM) CJS's 9th Annual Mochitsuki (01:00PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM) Winter 2013 Cohort Opening Reception (By Invitation) (6:00 PM)
13 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Chasing Ice FREE Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Family Reading and Science Workshop: What Makes Us Different? What Makes Us the Same? (01:00 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium: Black Holes: The Other Side of Infinity (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM)	14 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Chasing Ice FREE Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Yufen Chang Defense (10:00AM) QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY SEMINAR Mechanical Models of Fish and Krill Swimming (12:00 PM) Personal Statement Workshop (2:00 PM) FLAS Information Session (3:00 PM) Professor Lisa Nakamura Talk "Indigenous Circuits: Navajo Women's Labor and the Gendering of Semiconductor Manufacture" (4:00 PM) STEMS: "Indigenous Circuits: Navajo Women's Labor and the Gendering of Semiconductor Manufacture" (4:00PM)	15 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Graduate Student Lunch Talks (12:00 PM) Astro Coffee (10:30 AM) COMPLEX SYSTEMS SEMINAR The Interplay Between Ecology and Evolution in Cancerous Tumors and Expanding Populations (12:00 PM) Negotiating the Power of the Polka Dot: Tyree Guyton's Heidelberg Project and Its Detroit Communities (12:00PM) "Institutional-Social Embeddedness of the Public Sphere: Media, Law, Networks, and the Heterogeneous Development of the Public Sphere in China" (1:00PM) The Making of the Dream: MLK, Detroit, and U-M (04:00 PM) The Making of the Dream: MLK, Detroit, and U-M (04:00 PM) Winterfest (04:00 Pm) "Experiencing the Qur'an" (4:00 PM) World Cinema’ Versus Subjectivity: How to Read Tunde Kelani’s Abeni (4:00PM) Africa Workshop - Ken Harrow (4:00PM) Chasing Ice Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Chasing Ice Film Screenings (08:15 PM)	16 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Chasing Ice Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Chasing Ice Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Preparing for a Teaching Career: Resources available at Michigan and beyond (11:30AM) CREES Noon Lecture. “Chaplin and the Russian Avant-Garde: The Law of Fortuity in Art.” (12:00 PM) MCTP HET BROWN BAG SEMINAR Rare Event Searches Underground: New Physics Opportunities and Old Claims (12:00 PM) CHP Workshop (3:30PM) ASP Lecture. "'Protecting the Innocent': Humanitarian Child Transfer in the Aftermath of the Adana Massacres (1909)." (4:00 PM) MLK 2013 Kickoff Event: La Fuerza: The Influence of Latinos in American Culture & PoliticsThe Legacy of Cesar Chavez and the Evolution of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s Dream (4:00 PM) So Cool, So Just: Social Justice Student Org Fair (05:30 PM) Author's Forum Presents: The Selvage: A Conversation with Linda Gregerson and Daniel Herwitz (5:30PM)	17 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Chasing Ice Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Chasing Ice Film Screenings (08:15 PM) Astronomy Colloquium (4:00 PM) Statement of Purpose Writing Workshop (10:00 AM) Dario Gaggio, "Rural Modernities: The Politics of Landscape in Postwar Tuscany" (04:00 PM) "New Deal Visualities: Figures of Difference in Photographic Claims to Citizenship," exhibit opening and panel discussion (4:00 PM) Charles Sullivan - This Song Guards The Night: Reading power in the world of an early modern Javanese Islamic Incantation (4:00PM) EIHS: Rural Modernities: The Politics fo Landscape in Postwar Tuscany (4:00PM) Sophal Ear's Film: The End/Beginning (Cambodia) (5:30 PM) WISE Undergraduate Time Management Panel (6:00 PM) Kitabmandal Reading Group Event with Michael Fisher (6:00PM) Patrice Petro Talk "Beyond 1989: Feminist Film Theory" (7:00PM)	18 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Smith Lecture (04:00PM) Dr. Sophal Ear: Aid Dependence in Cambodia: How Foreign Assistance Undermines Democracy (12:00 PM) LIFE AFTER GRAD SCHOOL SEMINARS From Dark Energy to DARPA: What You Can Get Away with If You Have a Ph.D. in Physics (12:00 PM) Weapons of the Meek: Party Coalitions and Religious Influence on Policy (12:00 PM) Workshop: The Country and the City: 40 Years Later (12:00 PM) EIHS Workshop: The Country and the City, 40 years on (12:00PM) Social Structure and Social Explanation (3:00 PM) HET SEMINAR (3:00 PM) Peter Wolynes, Rice University, to present the Oncley Lecture, "Recent Successes of the Energy Landscape Theory of Protein Folding" (4:00 PM) Gandhi and the Hazards of Action: The Lessons of Chauri Chaura (4:00 PM) BIOPHYSICS SEMINAR The Oncley Lecture Recent Successes of the Energy Landscape Theory of Protein Folding (4:00 PM) MLK Colloquium with Ann Charity Hudley (4:00PM) Prison and the Jewish Tradition (5:15PM) Conserving Antiquity Lecture - "Conservation at The Henry Ford: Large Museums and Their Challenges" (06:00PM) Lecture "Conservation at The Henry Ford: Large History Museums and Their Challenges" (6:00 PM)	19 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Late Autumn (2:00PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Computational Modeling in Physics Hands-On Seminar for Undergraduates (12:30 PM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (12:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM)
20 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Earth, Sky, Water, Fire:  Stories of the Americas (02:00 PM) Drop-in Tour (2:00 PM) Earth, Sky, Water, Fire:  Stories of the Americas (2:00 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium: Black Holes: The Other Side of Infinity (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM) Premodern Colloquium: "Radical Charity and the Long Reformation: Literature, Belief, and Transgressive Forms of Love in Early Modern England" (3:30PM)	21 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Fellowships committee meeting (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Planetarium: Larry Cat in Space (12:30 PM) Panel Discussion on Mental Health and the Prison Industrial Complex (12:30PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Dorceta Taylor to deliver MLK Lecture at SNRE (05:00 PM)	22 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Astro Coffee (10:30 AM) Graduate Student Lunch Talks (12:00 PM) COMPLEX SYSTEMS SEMINAR Fast Migration and Emergent Population Dynamics (12:00 PM) Toni Tipton-Martin, "The Jemima Code: A Gallery of Great Cooks Share Their Secrets" (2:00PM) "How to Read the Qur'an" (4:00 PM) BIOPHYSICS SEMINAR Systems Analysis of Mouse Hematopoietic Stem Cells In Vivo at the Single Cell Level (4:00 PM) Rong Lu, Stanford University, Title: "Systems Analysis of Mouse Hematopoietic Stem Cells In Vivo at the Single Cell Level" (4:00 PM) Gandhian Textual Theories: Reading and Sovereignty in the Folds of Empire (4:00PM) Community Conversation:How Not Seeing “Color” Actually Hinders Justice and Equality (6:00 PM) Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South Tell Their Tales (07:00 PM) Performance: "Pouring Tea: Black Gay Men of the South Tell Their Tales" (7:00 PM)	23 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Toni Tipton-Martin, "The Jemima Code: A Gallery of Great Cooks Share Their Secrets" (2:00PM) Community Conversation:How Not Seeing “Color” Actually Hinders Justice and Equality (11:00 AM) CREES Noon Lecture. “Who Won the London Olympics? Soviet Communism and the Olympic Movement.” (12:00 PM) IPGRH Brown Bag (12:00 PM) IPGRH Brown Bag (12:00 PM) MCTP HET BROWN BAG SEMINAR The Top-Quark Charge Asymmetry with a Jet Handle (12:00 PM) Inequality Working Group (1:30PM) Florynce 'Flo' Kennedy and Black Feminist Radicalism (04:00 PM) Chang Hyokchu and the Twentieth Century (04:00 PM) Roundtable discussion about Latino immigration issues and information session regarding the Undocumented Migration Project Summer Field School (5:00 PM) State of Exception Student Workshop/panel presentations (5:00PM) Science Café: Race and Public Health (5:30 PM) Heather McHugh, Zell Distinguished Poet in Residence Reading (6:10 pm) All LHSP Community Meeting (07:00PM)	24 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Grants and Fellowship Workshop for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (12:00PM) II Individual Fellowships Grantee Panel (12:00PM) Michigan in Washington Information and Poster Session (04:00 PM) Conversations on Europe. "When the Past is Present: Museums and the Mobilization of History in Ireland and Northern Ireland (1966-2006)" (4:00 PM) Astronomy Colloquium (4:00 PM) Information and Poster Session (4:00 PM) Chinese Medicine Series: "Tradutorre, Oktosi: Qing Bodies after 'Chinese Medicine'" (4:00PM) State of Exception Panel Discussion (4:00PM) LSA: "Shakespearean Pain" (4:10PM) FAST Lecture (05:30PM) FAST Lecture: "Traces of Roman Foodways: Methods, Processes, Results" (5:30 PM) IPCAA FAST Lecture (5:30 PM) State of Exception Exhibition: Opening Reception (5:30PM) Leadership for Truth and Reconciliation in Metropolitan Detroit (06:00 pm) Using Objects of Intolerance to Teach Tolerance and Promote Social Justice: The Case of the Jim Crow Museum of Racist Memorabilia (6:30PM) The Arab Film Festival (7:30 PM)	25 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) The Arab Film Festival (7:30 PM) Friday Lecture: Clifton Monteith and Judith Becker on Burmese Harp Restoration with Japanese Lacquerware (04:00 PM) Smith Lecture (04:00PM) Student Project Proposal Deadline (05:00 PM) Special Artist's Lecture - The Restoration of a Saung-Gauk: A Burmese Harp in Japanese Lacquer (4:00PM) Crude Ambitions: The Internationalization of Emerging Country NOCs (12:00 PM) "Art and the Environment" Information Session (12:00 PM) Being There: History in the Present Tense (2:00PM) White-Washing the Electorate: How Black Candidates Appeal to White Voters (3:30 PM) CM/AMO SEMINAR Viscosity and Scale-Invariance in 2D and 3D Fermi Gases (4:00 PM) Panel: Martha Graham In Retrospect: Legacies and Innovations (4:00PM)	26 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) The Arab Film Festival (7:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 11:30 AM (11:30 AM) Computational Modeling in Physics Hands-On Seminar for Undergraduates (12:30 PM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (12:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium Show: Light Years from Andromeda (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM)
27 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Behind the Scenes Day (12:00 PM) Indonesian Potluck (01:00 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 1:30 PM (1:30 PM) Free Dinosaur Tour! (2:00 PM) Planetarium: Black Holes: The Other Side of Infinity (2:30 PM) Planetarium: The Sky Tonight: Star Talk at 3:30 PM (3:30 PM)	28 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY SEMINAR General Gene-State Switching Models for Stochastic Gene Expression (12:00 PM) Memorial: Rhoads and Eleanor Murphey (03:30 PM) Memorial: Rhoads and Eleanor Murphey (3:30PM) BIOPHYSICS SEMINAR Regulation of Cell Size in Animal Cells (4:00 PM) HEP-ASTRO SEMINAR Protecting Our Nation from Nuclear Threats (4:00 PM) Ran Kafri, Harvard Medical School, Title: "Regulation of cell size in animal cells" (4:00 PM) Detroit School of Urban Studies, "The City After Abandonment" (4:00PM) STEMS: "What STS Can Learn from the Black Panther Party" (4:00PM) Science, Technology, Medicine & Society Speaker Series: "What STS Can Learn from the Black Panther Party" (4:00PM) Film Screening (8:00PM)	29 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Graduate Student Lunch Talks (12:00 PM) Astro Coffee (10:30 AM) Insurance Take-up in Rural China: Learning from Hypothetical Experience (12:00PM) Economic Sociology Workshop (1:00PM) “Being Muslim in Post 9-11 America.” (4:00 PM) Drop/Add Deadline, TODAY, 5pm (05:00PM) Publication Party - "Tel Anafa, Volume II, part ii" (05:00PM) Heid Erdich, poet (5:00 PM) Publication Party (5:00 PM) Public Art Club (06:00PM) Native Women Language Keepers (07:00 PM) Just Art Club (07:00PM) On Understanding Race (7:00PM) Improv Club (09:00PM)	30 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) MCTP HET BROWN BAG SEMINAR Black Holes, Fuzzballs and Firewalls (12:00 PM) Gender and Sexuality Workshop (1:00PM) Social Theory Workshop (2:00PM) "There is a room waiting for you here..."; on the life of Raoul Wallenberg (02:30 PM) Perspective on Reproductive Health in Ecuador (3:00PM) Culture, History, & Politics Workshop (3:30PM) Indigenous Art Activism: Three Poem Films for De-colonization (04:00 PM) Author's Forum Series: Danny Herwitz (5:30 PM) Author's Forum Presents: Heritage, Culture, and Politics in the Postcolony: A Conversation with Daniel Herwitz and Adam Ashforth (5:30PM) Poetry Club (07:00PM) Film: The Cinema Hold Up (Asalto al Cine) (2011) (7:00PM)	31 The Exhibit: IndiVisible: African Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00 PM) IndiVisible: African-Native American Lives in the Americas (12:00PM) Heid Erdrich: Brownbag lunch session (12:00 PM) CANCELED: Workshop. “Jewish Revival in Contemporary Poland: Origins, Evolution and New Directions.” (12:00 PM) Human Rights Fellow: Nancy R. Hunt: Global Mental Health & Its Critics (1:00PM) PICS Human Rights Lecture: Global Mental Health and its Critics (1:00PM) Transnational Feminism in the United States: Knowledge, Ethics, Power (3:00 PM) Victor Lieberman, "Southeast Asia and Eurasia During a Thousand Years" (04:00 PM) Economics Concentration Information Session (4:00 PM) Astronomy Colloquium (4:00 PM) EIHS: Southeast Asia and Eurasia During a Thousand Years (4:00PM) Creativity in Research Design and Methods (4:00PM) Photo Club excursion (05:00PM) Colson Whitehead, Janey Lack Fiction Reading (05:10 PM) WISE Planetarium Visit and Dinner (5:30 PM) Detroit Speaker Series: Dialogue on Detroit Future City Framework (06:00PM) Swamp Women/ Miiskwaasinii’ing Nagamojig (6:00 PM) Creative Writing Club (09:00PM)