Volume 54, Number 6 September 18, 2006 |
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Jason Henderson, Geography and Human Environmental Studies, gave a talk on how New Orleans can be rebuilt by balancing social justice with ecological stewardship at a March 29 forum held by the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association in San Francisco. C. Sarah Soh, Anthropology, presented "Korean 'Comfort Women' as Chongsindae: Myth and Reality" at the Association for Asian Studies annual conference held April 6-9 in San Francisco. Soh presented "Beyond the Nationalist Pride and Adversarial Prejudice: Toward a Reconciliation over the 'Comfort Women' Issue" at an international seminar organized by the Asian Women's Fund held March 18 in Tokyo. Creative Arts Ethnic Studies Health and Human Services Erik Peper, Holistic Healing Studies/Health Education, presented "What I Have Learned from Failure: How to Improve Clinical Biofeedback" and co-wrote and presented "Success Under Pressure: Strategies to Reduce Musculoskeletal Injuries in the Hospital Setting" at the Biofeedback Foundation of Europe's annual meeting held Feb. 14-18 in Vienna, Austria. J. Paul Leonard Library Humanities Ken Cohen, Jewish Studies, presented the Emma and Sam Ziegler Tuesday Morning Lecture on "Monarchy and Leadership in Ancient Israel" on March 14 at the Contra Costa Jewish Community Center in Walnut Creek. Dane
Johnson,
Comparative and World Literature, presented "How to
Read Like a Censor: Franco's Censors Reading and Reforming the Latin
American 'Boom' Narrative" at the Society for the Study of Narrative
Literature 2006 International Conference on Fred Astren, Jewish Studies, presented a paper on "God's Cookbook, Israel's Kitchen and the non-Jewish Marketplace: Contexts for Jewish Food and Wine" at the "From Farfel to Falafel: Food, Wine and Jewish Culture" conference held May 15 at University of California, Davis. |
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