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12:00PM 01:00PM The Anger Gap: How Race Shapes Emotion in Politics: University Event Topic: OtherSchool: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: James Weldon Johnson Institute for the Study of Race and DifferenceMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: James Weldon Johnson InstituteSpeaker/Presenter: David Phoenix - University of California IrvineEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://jwji-fall-colloquium-series.eventbrite.comContact Name: Rhonda PatrickContact Email: rhonda.patrick@emory.eduThe JWJI Colloquium Series is a weekly lunch talk on Mondays with various speakers that addresses topics on race and difference + ZOOM ONLINE EVENT Campus Events
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01:00PM 02:00PM Economics Lunch and Learn: Evan Saltzman: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Economics DepartmentSpeaker/Presenter: Evan SaltzmanCost: FreeLink: http://economics.emory.edu/home/news/seminar-lunch-learn.htmlLunch and Learn seminars give Economics faculty and graduate students the opportunity to learn more about their colleagues' latest research.Evan SaltzmanHealth/IOTopic: Inertia and Market Power in Health Insurance Markets: Evidence from the ACA ExchangesPlease contact Marie Browne for Zoom link if you would like to attend: mpbrown@emory.edu + Zoom Campus Events
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01:00PM 02:00PM Economics Lunch and Learn: Evan Saltzman: University Event Topic: Seminars & WorkshopsSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: Economics DepartmentSpeaker/Presenter: Evan SaltzmanCost: FreeLink: http://economics.emory.edu/home/news/seminar-lunch-learn.htmlLunch and Learn seminars give Economics faculty and graduate students the opportunity to learn more about their colleagues' latest research.Evan SaltzmanHealth/IOTopic: Inertia and Market Power in Health Insurance Markets: Evidence from the ACA ExchangesPlease contact Marie Browne for Zoom link if you would like to attend: mpbrown@emory.edu + Zoom Campus Events
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02:00PM 03:00PM Sheri Hagen discusses Auf den zweiten Blick: University Event Topic: Academics,Arts,Diversity,Humanities,InternationalSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: German DepartmentMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Department of German studiesSpeaker/Presenter: Sheri HagenEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://emory.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYkdumopj0sHNOgcv6vUm0-cAGUU30DxgFvContact Name: Department of German StudiesContact Email: germanstudies@emory.eduThe Department of German Studies is proud to present a conversation with Black German actress, director, author, and producer Sheri Hagen on her film Auf den zweiten Blick (At Second Glance), led by Dr. Didem Uca, Assistant Professor of German Studies. + Online: Zoom Campus Events
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02:00PM 03:00PM Sheri Hagen discusses Auf den zweiten Blick: University Event Topic: Academics,Arts,Diversity,Humanities,InternationalSchool: Emory CollegeDepartment / Organization: German DepartmentMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Department of German studiesSpeaker/Presenter: Sheri HagenEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeRegistration / R.S.V.P. link: https://emory.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJYkdumopj0sHNOgcv6vUm0-cAGUU30DxgFvContact Name: Department of German StudiesContact Email: germanstudies@emory.eduThe Department of German Studies is proud to present a conversation with Black German actress, director, author, and producer Sheri Hagen on her film Auf den zweiten Blick (At Second Glance), led by Dr. Didem Uca, Assistant Professor of German Studies. + Online: Zoom Campus Events
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02:30PM 04:00PM Armelagos Lecture: Large-scale cooperation in small-scale foraging societies: School: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Anthropology DepartmentMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Department of AnthropologySpeaker/Presenter: Robert BoydEvent Open To: All (Public)Cost: FreeContact Name: Eva StotzContact Email: estotz@emory.eduDr. Boyd presents evidence that people in small-scale, mobile hunter-gatherer societies cooperated in large numbers to produce collective goods and participated in communal efforts like warfare and trade. This evidence suggests that large-scale cooperation occurred in the Pleistocene societies that encompass most of human evolutionary history, and there- fore it is unlikely that large-scale cooperation in Holocene food producing societies results from an evolved psychology shaped only in small group interactions. In humans, extensible, grammatical language and increased cognitive ability makes possible more complex planning, and cumulative cultural evolution allows the gradual evolution of complex norms regulating human action that are adapted to particular environments. It is plausible that these differences may support the evolution of large-scale cooperation supported by direct sanctions through mechanisms that are not available to other animals.Rob Boyd (PhD, Ecology, UCDavis) is Professor in the School of Human Evolution and Social Change at Arizona State University. He has taught at Duke and Emory Universities and UCLA. Much of Rob’s research focuses on incorporating cultural transmission into the Darwinian theory of evolution, and using the modified theory to understand why humans are such peculiar creatures.R.S.V.P. to estotz@emory.edu + Zoom Campus Events
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03:30PM 04:30PM Chemmy Seminar: Elizabeth R. Jarvo, UC Irvine: University Event Topic: Research,Science,Seminars & WorkshopsRoom: Atwood Hall 360Department / Organization: Chemistry DepartmentSchool: Emory CollegeHost: Chemistry Graduate StudentsEvent Contact: kwalsh6@emory.eduCommunity: faculty,graduate,postdocsLink: https://sites.uci.edu/jarvogroup/ + Atwood Hall 360 Campus Events
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03:30PM 04:30PM Chemmy Seminar: Elizabeth R. Jarvo, UC Irvine: University Event Topic: Research,Science,Seminars & WorkshopsRoom: Atwood Hall 360Department / Organization: Chemistry DepartmentSchool: Emory CollegeHost: Chemistry Graduate StudentsEvent Contact: kwalsh6@emory.eduCommunity: faculty,graduate,postdocsLink: https://sites.uci.edu/jarvogroup/ + Atwood Hall 360 Campus Events
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07:30PM 07:30PM Equitable Dinners: Setting the Table for Racial Equity: School: Oxford CollegeDepartment / Organization: Oxford CollegeCost: FreeContact Name: Nick FesetteContact Email: nicholas.fesette@emory.eduTheater Emory and Theater Studies will host "Equitable Dinners: Setting the Table for Racial Equity," a virtual conversation about racial equity and voting rights. Produced by Out of Hand Theater the evening will begin with a play written by Paris Crayton III designed to illuminate racial equity issues centered around voting and launch a conversation on racial equity. The performance will be followed by a presentation by Nathaniel Smith, founder and chief equity officer of the Partnership for Southern Equity. Following the presentation, participants will be sent to virtual breakout rooms where a trained facilitator will help begin and guide a dialogue about racial equity. Read more about Equitable Dinners in a recent AJC article, “Equitable Dinners combine virtual theater with dialogue on race.” Our Equitable Dinners event is open to students, faculty, and staff. Access is limited so sign up as soon as possible. + Virtual Campus Events
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07:30PM 07:30PM Concert: Khari Joyner: Cello Performance: School: Oxford CollegeDepartment / Organization: Oxford CollegeCost: FreeContact Name: Brenna ValentineContact Email: brenna.a.valentine@emory.eduAcclaimed musician and arts ambassador Khari Joyner is one of the leading cellists of his generation.Dubbed by the New York Classical Review as one of the most exciting young musicians on the classical scene, Joynerhas a following nationally and abroad, and has made a number of accomplishments including teaching residencies and concert series for over one thousand students in Beijing, Shanghai, Japan, Vancouver, The Netherlands, and across the United States.A passionate advocate for the music of today, his most accomplishments include performing the world premiere of MacArthur Genius Tyshawn Sorey’s Cycles of My Being, the New York Premiere of Kaija Saariaho’s cello concerto Notes on Light, and the world premiere of Carman Moore’s MADIBA for cello and orchestra. He has also recently performed as a guest with Orpheus Chamber Orchestra throughout Japan.Access to Zoom Link for Recorded Performance and Q&A.This is an Oxford Studies event presented by the Lyceum Committee. This event is open to all faculty, staff, and students at Emory University. + Recorded performance to be followed by a live Q&A via Zoom Campus Events
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08:00PM 09:00PM Queer and Asian Discussion Group: University Event Topic: Campus Life & Student Orgs,Community,Diversity,Student & Campus LifeSchool: All Emory UniversityDepartment / Organization: Campus LifeMeeting Organizer/Sponsor: Office of LGBT LifeEvent Open To: All StudentsCost: FreeContact Name: Niharika DigheContact Email: niharika.dighe@emory.eduJoin us for fun and intriguing discussions about the intersections between Asian and LGBTQ+ experiences. Open to all those who identify as Asian and Queer. Contact us for the weekly zoom link! + Zoom Meeting (Contact us for the link) Campus Events
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