Faculty Colloquium
The historic Faculty Colloquium series was established in the early 1980s with the purpose of allowing the Bucknell faculty to share their scholarly research with colleagues across the disciplines, divisions, and colleges. From its inception, the Series was seen as a serious academic endeavor that offered Bucknell faculty an insight into subject-matters that for the most part lie outside their immediate area of specialization. Likewise, Faculty Colloquium speakers often find the comments from colleagues within and outside their discipline helpful as they offer a new perspective on the subjects of their research.
The conversation continues throughout the year on the Faculty Colloquium Facebook page.
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Raised on Christian Milk: The Symbolic Power of Food in Early Christianity
John David Penniman
11-28-2017
Religious Studies -
Machines Reading Humans Reading Machines: or, Why Online Privacy Was Always Already Impossible
John Hunter
4-12-2016
Comparative Humanities -
Mutant, Creole, Hybrid, Queer: Agro-Eugenics and the Racial Violence of Capitalist Ecologies
Emma Mullaney
11-29-2016
International Relations -
Dead Zone Vertigo: A Collaboration in Poetry and Visual Art with Two Cypriot Artists
Paula Closson Buck
4-1-2015
English -
His Name is Garbage: Loser Names as Mystical Warfare in West Africa
Michelle C. Johnson
4-1-2015
Sociology & Anthropology -
Kicking Away the Ladder Too: Central Banks in Historical Perspective
Matias Vernango
10-6-2015
Economics -
Gastronomes in Short Pants: Educating the Nation's Taste in France
John Westbrook
4-15-2014
French & Francophone Studies -
What Happens When Pollinators Get Sick? Behavioral Impacts of Honeybee Viruses
Elizabeth Capaldi Evans and Marie Pizzorno
9-17-2013
Biology -
Bedrock: Genesis and Evolution of a Republican Bastion, Union County, Pennsylvania
John Peeler
4-1-2013
Political Science -
Framing Counterspaces: Forms and Meanings of Graffiti in Berlin's Linguistic Landscape
Bastian Heinsohn
11-5-2012
Languages, Cultures & Linguistics -
Anteroposterior Patterning: How the Hox Genes Help Us Tell Our Heads from Our ***es
Elizabeth Marin
10-8-2012
Biology -
Flirts and Other Voluptuous Tyrants:Wollstonecraft, Rousseau and the Politics of Desire
Ghislaine McDayter
9-11-2012
English -
Chemical Research with Undergraduate Collaborators: Building Cyclic Polymers
Eric Tillman
4-1-2012
Chemistry
