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SPRING 2008

January

15 – Documentary Film Premiere on UNC-TV: Senator No: Jesse Helms

23 – Film and Symposium: Joel Williamson and the Meaning of Southern History

28 – Film Screening: Durham: A Self-Portrait

29 – Hutchins Lecture: Danielle McGuire, CSAS Postdoctoral Fellow, “Rape and the Roots of the Montgomery Bus Boycott”

February

5 – Hutchins Lecture: Louis M. Kyriakoudes, Associate Professor of History, University of Southern Mississippi, “What Does the Cigarette Epidemic in the American South Tell Us about Global Tobacco Control Today?”

26 – Hutchins Lecture: Stephen Inrig, CSAS Postdoctoral Fellow, “Jesse Helms and the Contours of American AIDS Policy”

March

18 – Hutchins Lecture: Amy Wood, Associate Professor of History, Illinois State University, “Lynching, Spectacle, and Cinema, 1900-1940”

25- Hutchins Lecture: Thavolia Glymph, Assistant Professor of African and African American Studies, Duke University, “Gender, War, and Violence: Enslaved Women and the Armies of the Civil War”

April

5 – Southern Research Circle 2008: UNC Interdisciplinary Conference for Graduate Research on the American South

8 – Hutchins Lecture: Katherine Mellen Charron, Assistant Professor of History, North Carolina State University, “Teaching Citizenship: Septima Poinsett Clark and the Role of Education in the Black Freedom Struggle”

19 – Southern Research Circle 2008: UNC Interdisciplinary Conference for Graduate Research on the American South