ICS Speaker Series: “How Dogs Make Us Human” by Thomas Laqueur

April 3, 12:00pm - 1:15pm
Mānoa Campus, Burns Hall 2063

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International Cultural Studies Graduate Certificate Program (ICS) presents the Spring 2019 Faculty Speaker Series.

Co-sponsored with the Dean of Arts and Humanities, the Better Tomorrow Speakers Series, the History Department, the Philosophy Department, and the UH Fund for the Promotion of Jewish Life and Studies

Professor Laqueur will investigate the role that the dog has played historically in the construction of morality and in laying the emotional foundations of humanitarianism.

Please visit our website at http://manoa.hawaii.edu/internationalculture/speaker-series.html for a complete list of speaker series!

Event Sponsor
International Cultural Studies Graduate Certificate Program, Mānoa Campus

More Information
Please email us, culture@hawaii.edu, https://manoa.hawaii.edu/internationalculture/

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Wednesday, April 3
9:30am	Second Language Studies Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Moore 258
11:00am	Food Vault HI: Cooking Demo and Sampling Mānoa Campus, Campus Center Courtyard
11:00am	Nursing Practice Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Webster 423
12:00pm	“Surviving Hollywood Through Barriers of Gender and Race” Mānoa Campus, Moore Hall 319 (Tokioka Room)
12:00pm	ICS Speaker Series: “How Dogs Make Us Human” by Thomas Laqueur Mānoa Campus, Burns Hall 2063
12:30pm	MUSIC @ART - Free Lunchtime Concerts, Spring 2019 Mānoa Campus, Art Building, ground floor breezeway by the Galleries
3:30pm	Guest Lecture: Wendy Goldman on "Working in Aladdin’s Cave" Mānoa Campus, 252 Moore Hall
3:30pm	Nursing Practice Final Oral Mānoa Campus, Webster 423
11:30pm	Food Vault Hawaii Cooking Demo & Sampling Mānoa Campus, Campus Center Courtyard