Third Space Lab Brown Bag Lunch Research Talk: Rubric Co-construction in EAP Classrooms: Student and Instructor Perceptions
You are cordially invited to attend the TSL Brown Bag Lunch Research Talk by Dr. Zhang Tong on Rubric Co-construction in EAP Classrooms: Student and Instructor Perceptions. Date/Time: Friday, March 31, 12pm, (China Standard Time). Location: IB 2025 or Zoom (Remote attendees will receive the Zoom link via email.) Snacks and bubble tea provided. Please RSVP by 5 pm Thursday March 30th: […]
Superdeep Nighthawks: “Neighboring Sounds” (Filho 2012) | Mar 30, 9pm
IB 1008 (IB Auditorium) Also in session 4 the Nighthawks render Thu nights Superdeep, this week by capturing Kleber Mendonça Filho‘s 2012 Neighboring Sounds (& food & drink…). Thu, Mar 30, 9 pm, IB Auditorium. HRC Superdeep Nighthawks meet on Thu eve (9pm till late). Their current screening series, revolving around dreams in film, is hosted […]
Religion+Archeology, with Kent Cao and Scott MacEachern
Religion+Archeology, with Kent Cao and Scott MacEachern Date/Time: April 4, 6:00-7:30pm Location: DKU Water Pavilion *Snacks and drinks provided! Join us! The Tuesday Night Conversation Series, Religion+X., hosted by Religion+ research group of the Humanities Research Center at Duke Kunshan University, will take place every Tuesday from 6:30pm-8pm and feature DKU religious studies professors James Miller, Tommaso Tesei and Ben Van Overmeire in […]
Picture A Scientist
On March 22, 2023 the Gender Studies Initiative held a screening and discussion of the documentary film Picture a Scientist. Titas Chakraborty, moderator Renee Richer, panelist Binbin Li, panelist
Student Report on Estimating Remaining Lifespan from the Face
Reported by Cody Schmidt, class of 2025 This was the first event of the Computational Humanities Seminar series, which focuses on the role of technology in the social sciences. The series is organized by Jaehee Choi, Zhaojin Zheng, and Alice Xiang. Professor Amir Fekrazad, a professor of economics from Texas A&M – San Antonio, presented […]
Student Report on Religion + Empire
Reported by Shivam Mani, Class of 2025 This talk was a part of the HRC’s Religion+ event series, held in-person on the DKU campus. Each event connects a topic to religion, and faculty are invited to speak on their work and/or ideas about the intersection of the topics. This event brought Prof. Bryce Beemer, Prof. […]
Superdeep#17: “Lucid Dreams Elucidated” By Nathan Hauthaler, Weifan Mo and Siyu Wang
Reported by Dongkun Lyu The seminar was divided into three parts. Sue first introduced the Ontology of the Lucid Dream, Michelle then discussed several different “Selves” in the dream, and finally Nathan proposed the research on knowledge in dreams and related action philosophy.
Citizenship Lab Presents: “The Pandemic Within: Policy Making for a Better World”
Date/Time: March 28th, 5:30pm Zoom ID: 954 6231 1016 Guest Speaker: Hendrik Wagenaar and Barbara Prainsack Abstract: The Covid-19 pandemic has starkly revealed the fault lines in the current, neoliberal political-economic order. While we are obviously not the ones to have noticed this, our take on the problem differs in a number of important ways […]
Religion+Animals, with Ben Van Overmeire and Claudia Nisa
Religion+Animals, with Ben Van Overmeire and Claudia Nisa Date/Time: March 28, 6:00-7:30pm Location: DKU Water Pavilion *Snacks and drinks provided! Join us! The Tuesday Night Conversation Series, Religion+X., hosted by Religion+ research group of the Humanities Research Center at Duke Kunshan University, will take place every Tuesday from 6:30pm-8pm and feature DKU religious studies professors James Miller, Tommaso Tesei and Ben Van […]
Superdeep #18: “Connecting Dots on Vanishing Voices: A Computational Philosophical Inquiry” (Nielsen & Tao) | Thu Mar 23, 6:30pm
IB 2026 | Zoom 69 79 89 79 69 Join us for our 18th Superdeep workshop meeting in its 18th month. Karen Nielsen (E&L Phil ’23) and Junyi Tao (DS ’23) will showcase via “Connecting Dots on Vanishing Voices: A Computational Philosophical Inquiry”. As always, everyone is welcome to join; no prior knowledge of philosophy […]
