Prof. Elena Frangakis-Syrett is presenting a talk titled “The Role of Genoa and Izmir in the Early Modern Global Economy” for the Advanced Research Collaborative Spring Seminar. Go join the discussion! It’s at the CUNY Grad Center, Room 5318, Thursday, March 5, 4:30-6:30 pm.
Don’t miss QC Prof. Warren Woodfin’s talk for the Themis C. Brown Memorial Lecture Series, hosted by the Center for Byzantine and Modern Greek Studies.
Rosenthal Library 5th floor, President’s Conference Room 2.
Professor Morris Rossabi will lecture on "The Mongols and the Sea" at Indiana University in Room 1122 of the School of Global and International Studies.
The Queens College History Department invites you to join us in celebrating the life and work of the late Prof. Satadru Sen on Friday, March 8, 5-7pm, in the Godwin-Ternbach Museum on campus.
Speakers:
Kristin Celello, Chair, QC History Department
Elizabeth Hendrey, Queens College Provost
Joel Allen, Executive Officer, CUNY Grad Center History Department
Benjamin Zachariah, University of Trier
Amy Chazkel, QC History Department
Peter Conolly-Smith, QC History Department
Deirdre Cooper Owens, QC History Department
Bobby Wintermute, QC History Department
Student Reflections:
Aidan Norvez
Aisha Zaraei
Manuel Landin
Chandni Tariq
Dr. Deborah Lipstadt is Dorot Professor of Modern Jewish History and Holocaust Studies at Emory University; author of Denying the Holocaust, History on Trial: My Day in Court with a Holocaust Denier, and The Eichmann Trial.
Kosher reception to follow.
RSVP by October 8 to rsvp.dev@qc.cuny.edu
Powdermaker Hall 156, 4:30-6:00 PM
Prof. Zachariah’s talk will be related to this piece.
Benjamin Zachariah is Senior Research Fellow at Forschungszentrum Europa, University of Trier, Germany. He received his doctorate in history from the University of Cambridge in 1999, and has held faculty positions in Germany, Britain and India. He is the author of multiple monographs and scholarly articles on the history of modern South Asia, fascism, identity politics, and transnational intellectual networks.
Powdermaker Hall 351, Free Hour
This event will be a roundtable discussion of Prof. Zachariah’s article available here.
Benjamin Zachariah is Senior Research Fellow at Forschungszentrum Europa, University of Trier, Germany. He received his doctorate in history from the University of Cambridge in 1999, and has held faculty positions in Germany, Britain and India. He is the author of multiple monographs and scholarly articles on the history of modern South Asia, fascism, identity politics, and transnational intellectual networks
