Grant Recipients
Herschel Nachlis, Rockfeller Center
PBPL 28: Laws, Courts and Judges; PBPL 46: Policy Implementation
Movie RBG for all Students
Francine A'ness, Women's Gender & Sexuality Studies
WGSS 10 - 4 sections
Frederick Douglass Now, show at the Hopkins Center
Jeremy DeSilva, Anthropology
ANTH 41: Human Evolution
Carol Ward, University of Missouri, Director of Anatomical Sciences
Christopher Sneddon, Geography/Environmental Studies
ENVS/GEOG 67: Political Ecology
Ian Baird, University of Wisconsin, Dept. of Geography and Center for Southeast Asian Studies
Robert Santulli, Psych & Brain Sciences
Living with Cognitive Decline and Dementia
Rachel Hadas, poet, author, professor, translator.
Nickolas Reo, Native American Studies
NAS 13: Feast & Forest; Tribal wildlife management, climate change and Indigenous food ways.
Dr. Casey Thornbrugh, former Director of Mashpee Wampanoag Natural Resource Dept.
Bruno Frohlich, Anthropology
ANTH 12.18: Anthropology and Forensic Sciences
Dr. Albert B. Harper, PhD, JD, President of Forensic Science Consortium
Charles Wheelan, Rockefeller Center, Public Policy
PBPL 85 Topics in Global Policy Leadership/Columbia
Northern Stage Play: Oslo
Pamela Voekel, History
LACS 1: The Police: Some Lessons from History
Micol Seigel, Author of Violence Work: State Power and the Limits of Police, Fellow at Charles Warren Center for Studies in American History, Harvard University
Prue Merton and Francine A'Ness, IWR & DCAL
W5-01: Experience and Education: Teachers, Students, Institutions, and the Power of Learning and W5-17: The View from the Balcony: Learning How You Learn
Nic Voge, Sr. Associate Director, McGraw Center for Teaching and Learning, Princeton College.
Zaneta Thayer, Anthropology
Evolution of Pregnancy, Birth and Babies
Dr. Lee Gettler, Director of the Hormones, Health, and Human Behavior Laboratory, Notre Dame
Ken Bauer, Anthropology
ANTH 32: Anthropology of Tibet and the Himalaya
Ms. Julie Bridgham,. Director of "Sari Soldiers"
Ann Ambrecht, Anthropology
ANTH 45: Asian Medical Systems
Pamela Kentish, acupuncturist, Montpelier, VT
Chelsey Kivland, Anthropology
Haiti and It's Visitors
Monvelynou Alexi
Bise Wood, Jewish Studies, Provost, AAAS, MALS, English, Philosophy Leslie Center, Associate Dean for Arts, Humanities, Religion
Public Event
A Scream in the Night: White Racism as Anti-Theological
Giavanna Munafo, Women's, Gender, & Sexuality
Course: WGSS 10: Sex, Gender & Society
Event: Film Screening of "Orgasm," by Liz Canner
Douglas Moody, Women's, Gender & Sexuality Studies
Course: WGSS 10: Sex, Gender & Society
Event: Women in Action, Organizing for Women's Rights in Nicaragua
Jeremy DeSilva, Anthropology
Course: ANTH 41: Human Evolution
Guest: Yohannes Haile-Selassie, Curator of Physical Anthropology at Cleveland Museum of Natural History
Ryan McKeon, Geography
Course: GEOG 8: Life in the Anthropocene
Guest: Sam Evans-Brown, reporter for New Hampshire Public Radio and host of the Outside/In podcast
Bill Wohlforth, Government
Courses: Govt 52: Russian Foreign Policy; Govt 5 International Politics
Guest: Ambassador Kenneth Yalowitz
Kenneth Bauer, Anthropology
Course: ANTH 65: Conservation and Development
Guest: Angela Park, independent consultant, researcher, and writer
Israel Reyes, Spanish and Portuguese; LALACS
Courses: LATS 37:Migrant Lives and Labor in the Upper Valley: Latinx Studies for Community Engagement; LATS 40: Immigration, Race, and Ethnicity
Guest: Brendan O'Neill from Migrant Justice/Justicia Migrante
Sergei Kan, Anthropology
Course: ANTH 14: Anthropology of Death and Dying
Guest: Natasha Zaretsky Visiting Scholar, Center for the Study of Genocide and Human Rights, Rutgers University
Chelsey Kivland, Anthropology
Course: ANTH 3: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Guest: Julio Alejandro Munoz Uribe, indigenous artist from Mapuche-Williche territory in South-Central Chile
Sean Kang, Education
Course: EDUC: 55: Psychology to Education
Guest: Pooja Agarwal, Washington University
Pamela Voekel, History
Course: LALACS 1 - "Rethinking Immigration History and Politics: The Case of the Dominican Republic"
Guest: Dr. Lorgia Garcia Pena, Harvard University
Sergei Kan, Anthropology
Courses: ANTH 3: Intro to Cultural Anthropology & ANTH 47: Alaska: American Dreams and Native Realities
Guest: Dr. Alexis C. Bunten '99
Pati Hernandez, WGST
Course: Telling Stories for Social Change
Event: Filming, distribution, and discussion of performances at the Valley Vista Rehab Center
Douglas Moody LALACS
Course: LACS 20: The Politics and Ethics of Development in Latin America: The Nicaraguan Context
Guest: Michael Boudreau, Executive Director, Compas de Nicaragua
Sienna Craig and Tim Lahey, Anthropology
Course: ANTH 50: Rites of Passage: The Biology and Culture of Life's Transitions
Guest: Dana Walrath
Chelsey Kivland, ANTH
Course: Introduction to Cultural Anthropology and Ethnography of Violence
Event: "Nowhere to Go" multimedia event
Nicolay Ostrau, German Studies Department
Course: German Studies Refugee Exhibition
Guest: Viktor Witkowski
Janice McCabe, Sociology
Course: SOCY 58: Education and Inequality
Guest: Daisy Verduzco Reyes
Abigail Neely, Geography
Course: GEOG 7: Landscapes of New England
Event: Field trip to visit the Haven and to tour the Upper Valley between Norwich and Springfield, VT
Marc Dixon, Sociology
Course: SOCY 23
Event: Screening of film by Sam Mayfield, video journalist
Kenneth Bauer, Anthropology
Course: ANTH 65: Conservation and Development
Guest: Angela Park
Nathaniel Dominy, Anthropology
Course: ANTH 42: Medical Gross Anatomy: Scars of Human Evolution
Guest: Dr. Christine Montross, Brown University
Douglas Moody, LALACS
Course LATS: 37: Migrant Lives and Labor in the Upper Valley
Guests: Marita Canedo, Enrique Balcazar, Zully Palacios
Douglas Moody, WRIT
Course: WRIT 2: Composition and Research I
Activity: Field trip to Northern Stage to see Claybourne Park
Kes Schroer and Sienna Craig, Anthropology
Course: Your Inner Chimpanzee
Activity: Field trip to Dartmouth climbing gym
Melissa Herman, WRIT
Course: WRIT 5.10: Biracial Americans
Activity: Field trip to Northern Stage to see Claybourne Park