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April 2024
Sun	Mon	Tue	Wed	Thu	Fri	Sat
31	1	2 1 pm–2:30 pm CAS Career Conversation 1 pm–2 pm Canceled: Comic-making workshop with Cameron Mukwa 4 pm–5 pm CBC/RBC seminar: Eric Boyd, Montana State University 4 pm–5 pm SGIS Research Seminar and Social 5 pm–8 pm Confronting the Legendary Great Plains 5 pm–6 pm Film Studies Alumni Speaker Series: Xaviera Flores 5:30 pm Poetry by Siwar Masannat, Ae Hee Lee and Kelly Weber	3 5 pm–8 pm Confronting the Legendary Great Plains 10 am Research Strategies for a Robust Literature Review for Your Humanities Research Project 1 pm–3 pm CAS Career Drop-in 5 pm–6 pm Japanese Conversation Table 5 pm–6 pm Solve Climate by 2030 Teach-In 6:30 pm–9 pm Great Plains conference dinner with Rebecca Clarren	4 Film Studies and The Ross Present: Brando on Film Nebraska Forum on Digital Humanities 1 pm–2:30 pm Health Equity Grand Rounds - Alex Kral 3 pm–4 pm Kawasaki Reading Room Book Club 4 pm–5 pm Sellmyer Lecture/Physics & Astronomy Colloquium 5 pm Beth Dotan, “An Exploration of Escape and Survival” 5:30 pm Brando on Film: STUDENT PROJECTS PRESENTATION 6:30 pm Brando on Film: THE WILD ONE (1953) 8:30 pm Brando on Film: A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE (1951)	5 Film Studies and The Ross Present: Brando on Film 11 am–4 pm Spring 2024 Tea Time Friday 12 pm ArcGIS Online: Maps for Everyone 3:30 pm EAS Stout Lecture: Andrew Winters 3:30 pm–5:30 pm “What Counts is the Edge” by Mara Pastor 4 pm–6 pm CAS Graduate Appreciation Reception 4 pm–5 pm Richard Rebarber, University of Nebraska - Lincoln 5 pm–7 pm First Friday at Great Plains Art Museum 6:30 pm Brando on Film: THE GODFATHER (1972)	6 Film Studies and The Ross Present: Brando on Film 3 pm Brando on Film: BEDTIME STORY (1964) 5:10 pm Brando on Film: THE FRESHMAN (1990)
7 Film Studies and The Ross Present: Brando on Film 5 pm Brando on Film: STUDENT PROJECTS PRESENTATION 6 pm Brando on Film: ONE-EYED JACKS (1961)	8 11 am–12 pm Reception to Celebrate Donation to Lincoln Chinese Cultural Association 5:30 pm Cynthia J. Sylvester reads from ‘The Half-White Album’	9 9:30 am–10:45 am Vanguard: Black Women and the Right to Vote 10 am–5 pm Artist in Residence Angela Two Stars 12 pm–1:30 pm Emmi Berski Thesis Defense 2 pm HRHA Spring Showcase 4 pm–5 pm CBC/RBC seminar: Anna Beaudin, University of Utah School of Medicine	10 10 am–5 pm Artist in Residence Angela Two Stars 10 am Canceled: Research Strategies for a Robust Literature Review for Your Humanities Research Project 1 pm–3 pm CAS Career Drop-in 5 pm–6 pm Japanese Conversation Table 5:30 pm Poetry reading by Erin Belieu	11 10 am–5 pm Artist in Residence Angela Two Stars 11 am–3 pm Ohanami: Cherry Blossom Viewing 12 pm–1:30 pm Big Red Pawp-Up 1 pm–2:30 pm Charge and Strain Engineering of Ferroic and Correlated Oxides 1:30 pm–2:30 pm Seminar Series - Julia Soulakova 4 pm–5 pm Physics & Astronomy Colloquium 5:30 pm–7 pm ‘Bring Her Home’ Film Screening	12 10 am–5 pm Artist in Residence Angela Two Stars 11 am–4 pm Spring 2024 Tea Time Friday 1 pm–2 pm Q&A with Cinematographer Tyler Graim 2 pm Share Your Story with ArcGIS StoryMaps 3:30 pm EAS Stout Lecture: Adriane Lam 5:30 pm–7 pm Uses, Misuses and Abuses of Viking Spirituality	13 10 am–5 pm Artist in Residence Angela Two Stars
14 5 pm Book signing with Sarah McCammon	15 12 pm–1 pm Kosher Deli Lunch and Learn with Timothy Turnquist	16 1 pm–2:30 pm CAS Career Conversation	17 1 pm–3 pm CAS Career Drop-in 3:30 pm–4:30 pm Editor and agent discuss publishing industry 5 pm–6 pm Japanese Conversation Table	18 Legal Judgement and the Motivation for Justice 9:30 am–10:45 am From Back Alley to the Border: Criminal Abortion in the 20th Century U.S. 12 pm Writing Your Data Management Plan 4 pm–5 pm Physics & Astronomy Colloquium 6 pm Uche Okonkwo book launch for A KIND OF MADNESS	19 Legal Judgement and the Motivation for Justice 11 am–4 pm Spring 2024 Tea Time Friday 12:30 pm–1:30 pm Literary Editing and Publishing Poetry 3 pm–4:30 pm CAS Inclusive and Equitable Teaching Workshop	20 12 pm–4 pm Spring Writing Marathon
21	22 2 pm–5 pm Wikipedia Edit-a-Thon 2024	23 4 pm–5 pm CBC/RBC seminar: Tatsuya Nobori, The Salk Institute 6 pm Reading of “The Titanic Survivors Book Club”	24 1 pm–3 pm CAS Career Drop-in 5 pm–6 pm Japanese Conversation Table 5:30 pm–7 pm Humanities on the Edge presents: Dr. Julio Ramos	25 3 pm Univision panel discussion featuring Sergio Wals 4 pm–5 pm Physics & Astronomy Colloquium	26 11 am–4 pm Spring 2024 Tea Time Friday 12:30 pm–1:20 pm Sociology Colloquium 3:30 pm–5 pm CMMP Seminar 3:30 pm EAS Stout Lecture: Jason Eleson	27
28	29	30 1 pm–2:30 pm CAS Career Conversation 4 pm–5 pm CBC/RBC seminar: Kyaw (Joe) Aung, Iowa State University 4 pm–5 pm SGIS Research Seminar and Social	1 1 pm–3 pm CAS Career Drop-in 5 pm–6 pm Japanese Conversation Table	2 3:30 pm–5 pm Data Equity: Humanizing Data for Storytelling, Social Justice and Community Impact 5:30 pm–7 pm Book Release Celebration for Julia Schleck’s CONFLICTING CLAIMS TO EAST INDIA COMPANY WEALTH, 1600-1650 5:30 pm–7 pm Resistance and Resilience: Reckoning with the Holocaust, Genocide, Displacement, and Exile through Art	3 11 am–4 pm Spring 2024 Tea Time Friday 11 am–2 pm Spring De-Stress Event 11 am–1 pm Surface Segregation: Thermodynamics and Experimental Investigation 3 pm–5 pm Eloise Kruger Gallery of Miniatures Grand Opening 3:30 pm EAS Stout Lecture: Daniel Vecellio 5 pm–7 pm First Friday at the Great Plains Art Museum	4