Metaphor by Metaphor

You can read the English and Literature department’s policy on adding classes here. The waitlist feature is explained here.

The sections I teach are full. The waitlist is the only way to add one of my sections.

English 2250

Dec. 16th at 9:00AM in our classroom

English 3510

Dec. 14th at 9:00AM in our classroom

English 2010.026

Dec. 14th at 11:00AM in our classroom

English 2010.037

Dec. 14th at 1:00PM in our classroom

Final exams have been posted under the appropriate heading in the column to the right.

The 2009 J. Bonner Ritchie Dialogue on Peace and Justice

Schedule

Genocide: Histories, Evils, and Prevention

ALL EVENTS ARE IN LI 120 (THE LIBRARY AUDITORIUM)

Tuesday, March 24:

8:30-9:45 Kenneth Campbell, “Stopping Genocide: The Problem of Political Will”
10:00-11:15 Helen Fein, “The Past and Present of Genocide Prevention (with
References to Rwanda, Yugoslavia and Darfur)
1:00-2:15 Samuel Totten, “Sudan: A Genocidal State”
2:30-3:45 Ervin Staub, “Overcoming Evil: Understanding, Preventing, and
Reconciling after Mass Killing and Genocide”
7:00-8:30 J. Bonner Ritchie, “Title undetermined”

Wednesday, March 25:

9:00-9:50 Student papers
10:00-10:50 Panel discussion with Drs. Campbell, Fein, Totten, and Staub
11:00-11:50 Dance performance, title here, Angie Banchero, choreographer
1:00-1:50 Rocky Anderson, High Road for Human Rights
2:00-2:50 Student papers
3:00-3:50 Student papers