Speakers for Spring 2019 Environmental Humanities Colloquium announced
Speakers for the Princeton Environmental Humanities Colloquium sponsored by the Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI) have been announced for Spring 2019. The Environmental Humanities Colloquium aims to build an intellectual community of Princeton scholars and graduate students from all backgrounds whose work is animated by — or intersects with — issues central to the environmental humanities. The Spring 2019 colloquium is organized by PEI associated faculty members Rachel Price, , and Erika Lorraine Milam, professor of history. The speakers are:
February 13
Camille Dungy, Colorado State University
“Black Environmental Writing in a Time of Crisis”
March 13
Micah Muscolino, University of California-San Diego
“Women and Men in the War Against Erosion: Gendering Water and Soil Conservation in Mao’s China”
April 3
Bernadette Pérez, Princeton University
“Manifesting America in the Colorado Beet Fields”
April 10
Marisol de la Cadena, University of California-Davis
“Nature but Not Only: Stories From the ‘Anthropo-not-seen’”
April 17
Nathan Ensmenger, Indiana University Bloomington
“The Cloud Is a Factory: An Environmental History of Computing“