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From - UM Libraries on September 29th, 2021
0 likes 5 playsIcebound: Myth, Fact, and Fantasy in the Jay I. Kislak Polar Exploration Collection (Deep Dives into Special Collections) Presented by Arthur Dunkelman Thursday,… -
From - UM Libraries on September 28th, 2021
0 likes 4 playsShadow Cadavers: Cheap Labor, Archival Praxes, and Queer Necropolitics in the Wake of the Cuban Revolution Presented by Andy Alfonso, Program in Latin American Studies,… -
From - UM Libraries on September 28th, 2021
0 likes 3 playsUrgent Archives: Enacting Liberatory Memory Work (In/Tangible Pedagogies) Presented by Michelle Caswell, Associate Professor of Archival Studies in the Department of… -
From - UM Libraries on September 14th, 2021
0 likes 26 plays'Cane Kickoff Orientation: University of Miami Libraries and the Learning Commons (Fall 2021) Thursday, August 19, 2021 The Learning Commons is a welcoming place… -
From - UM Libraries on September 2nd, 2021
0 likes 3 playsPorous Borders, Watery Graves: Forgetting the Balseros in Cuban American Literature and Visual CulturePresented by Natalie Catasús, Comparative Literature, Emory… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
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From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
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From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
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From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
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From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 2 playsUniversity of Miami English Department professor Zack R. Bowen lectures on conditions in the United States during and after World War II. He discusses rationing, the… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 2 playsUniversity of Miami English Department professor Zack R. Bowen explains that this course will be comprised of testimonies telling the "history from the individual,… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 1 playsUniversity of Miami Vice Provost and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences James Howard Wyche recalls growing up and working in the fields in the 1950s and resenting… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 4 playsUniversity of Miami Associate Provost for Instructional Advancement and Biology professor David Wilson remembers getting "Clean for Gene" in 1968 and helping… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 3 playsRobert Warren, Professor of Cell Biology, recalls growing up in Houston, Texas, and being only peripherally aware of race issues. In 1963, he was accepted into Harvard,… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 2 playsSteven G. Ullmann, Vice Provost and Dean of the Graduate School, remembers being in high school in San Francisco when there were student protests at San Francisco State… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 2 playsLindsey S. Tucker, Professor of English, recalls being a working girl in New York, where as as an editor at a publishing firm, women were paid much less than men. She… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 2 playsDorothy Taylor, professor of criminology, responds to Sharyn Ladner's lecture by remarking that, in the 1960s, she could not obtain contraception without her… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 2 playsPeter Tarjan, Professor of Biomedical Engineering and a native of Hungary, begins to tell a story about a man he met on a train in Hungary, who had been a prisoner of… -
From - UM Libraries on August 13th, 2021
0 likes 1 playsUniversity of Miami History Department professor Donald Spivey explains that he considers the 1960s to begin in the late 1950s and to end in 1973. He says that more than…