The Carolina Seminars Program has announced the 2015-16 roster of Carolina Seminars. The program will support a record 31 seminars, including seven new ones beginning this year. The new Seminars are:
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Attrition of Women Faculty from STEM Disciplines
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Closing the Gap in Healthcare Education
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Education and Inequality
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Global African Humanities Research Group
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Health Humanities Working Seminar
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Images and Implicit Bias: Creating Interventions for High Intensity Professions
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News Media Confront the Great Fault Line of Race
The continuing seminars are:
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Aesthetics and Technology
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African Ecology and Social Processes
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Alt-Acs in Academe
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American Indian and Indigenous Studies
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Business Journalism and Public Policy
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Climate Change Science
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Early American History
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French History and Culture
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Global British History
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Global South
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Health Workforce Research and Policy
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Judaic Studies
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Medieval Studies
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Moral Economies of Medicine
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Multi-Scale Approaches to Studying Problems in Meiosis
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North Carolina German Studies Seminar
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Rethinking Israel/Palestine
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Russia and its Empires, East and West
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Theory and Politics of Relationality
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Transnational and Global Modern History
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Triangle Health Economics Workshop
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Triangle Intellectual History Workshop
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Triangle Legal History Workshop
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Working Group in Feminism and History
Conveners and participants in this year’s Seminars come from many departments in the College of Arts and Sciences, the UNC-CH Schools of Education, Government, Journalism and Mass Communication, Law, Medicine, Nursing, Public Health, and Social Work, and many other colleges and universities.