In JAF: A Global Quarterly Vol 139 No 553, Mintzi Auanda Martínez-Rivera (@OSUEnglish@CES_OSU) explores the relationship between festivalization and the touristification of security, and how these processes work together in a conflict zone. @projectMUSE: https://t.co/IS3E6h2fpX
You have just two weeks left to apply for the Center for Ethnic Studies travel and research grants, plus the interdisciplinary scholarships for students affiliated with the center. Find the application and more information here: https://t.co/YbkoizAVGV
The deadline is in two months! If you are travelling or doing research in the field of Ethnic Studies, there may be funding available for you! Find the application and more information here: https://t.co/YbkoizAVGV
Welcome back! Before things get too busy, get your application in for the Center for Ethnic Studies research/travel grants and scholarships! Find the application form and all the information here: https://t.co/YbkoizAVGV
Join the Ethnic Studies Graduate Student Working Group on January 16th at 11 am at the Research Commons for a back-to-school mixer! Chat with fellow students while getting a primer to publishing resources with OSU Libraries faculty. Find more information: https://t.co/vlSPpOFsCD
#tbt way back to April of 2022 when @ces_osu, the Center for Ethnic Studies hosted amazing breakdancing groups at our end of year celebration! Look at that headstand!!
Winter break is nearly here! You can get a head start on grant and scholarship applications with the Center for Ethnic Studies travel grants and interdisciplinary scholarships! Find the application form and all the information here: https://t.co/YbkoizAVGV
With slick humor and radical honesty, Stephanie Ginese explores the violent and feminine history of a body and island seeking sovereignty from colonial powers. See her for free TOMORROW! Find more information: https://t.co/baG5Of81bN
Friday! Stop into Flavor'd Flow Studio to see Stephanie Ginese, winner of the 2023 Cleveland Arts Prize and author of "Unto Dogs." Plus open mic! Express yourself and find solidarity in community. https://t.co/baG5Of81bN
In one week: See stand-up Stephanie Ginese at Flavored Flow Studio! She's the author of a collection of poetry, "Unto Dogs," about themes of Puerto Rican nationalism, history and spirituality. Find more information: https://t.co/baG5Of81bN
What is Flavor'd Flow Studio? It's the first hip-hop cultural-based studio in Columbus! They're putting the flavor into the flow of life, and we'll be there with comedian and author Stephanie Ginese on December 5th. Find the details here: https://t.co/iq33k7cE26
Two weeks from tonight! Open mic and stand up with Stephanie Ginese! At Flavor'd Flow Studio with Department of Spanish and Portuguese at The Ohio State University. Go here for the details: https://t.co/HbRSn9oPTK
Save the date! Join the Latinx Studies Program, along with Onda Latinx Ohio at Flavor'd Flow Studio for an evening with comedian and author Stephanie Ginese. December 5th at 7 pm and it's free! Find more information: https://t.co/baG5Of81bN
TOMORROW: explore insights from "Making the Human: Race, Allegory, and Asian Americans," a new release by English professor Corinne Sugino. 5:30 pm, 311 Denney. Find more: https://t.co/BnNq5rl8UC
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Wednesday: Explore the themes of race and humanity at Dr. Corinne Sugino’s book launch for "Making the Human." Join a rich discussion on how societal narratives shape our understanding of identity. 5:30 pm, 311 Denney. Find more: https://t.co/BnNq5rl8UC
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Next week: Natasha Myhal, Assistant Professor of Indigenous Environmental Studies will present "Understanding the History of Ecology and Imperialism: The Importance of Indigenous Environmental Studies" Thursday on Zoom, 12 -1:15 pm EST. Find more: https://t.co/ybEpmVn3CO
In one week: 🥳 Celebrate the release of "Making the Human" by Dr. Corinne Sugino! Learn how the complexities of race and gender intersect with societal values. With refreshments! 11/20 at 5:30 pm, 311 Denney. Find more: https://t.co/BnNq5rlGKa
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