Past Events

On Thursday  February 9 from 4:00 ~ 6:00 pm in MACK 230 the Middle East Scholars' Society Workshops present: Dr. Shahram Kholdi, University of Manchester, UK on: "Fighting over the Past for the Sake of the Present: Revolutionary History and Factional Rivalry in the Islamic Republic of Iran."  All welcome!  

Provide info to students about vet school. Set-up at 6pm. Event 7-9pm. Clean-up 9-10pm.

"Fighting over the Past for the sake of the Present: Revolutiona ry History and Factional Rivalry in the Islamic Republic of Iran"

Kuna/Rappahannock actor, playwright, essayist, Monique Mojica , will read from and talk about her work, including Princess Pocahontas an d the Blue Spots, The Scrubbing Project, Chocolate Woman Dreams the Milky Way, and her collaborative work in progress, side Show Freaks and Circus I njuns. Everyone is welcome.

Music from Winterreise For more information visit http://w ww.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events Free Concert - Everyone is welcome!

Music from Winterreise For more information visit http://w ww.uoguelph.ca/sofam/events Free Concert - Everyone is welcome!

Jodi A. Campbell, a PhD candidate at Guelph, will give a paper titled "Rioting Women and the Jacobite Cause" on February 8 from 2:30 - 4:00 in Mackinnon Extension 2020. This paper provides a gendered aspect to the Jacobite narrative by examining an Aberdeen mob during the '15.

Provide information to students about medical school. Set-up a t 6pm. Event is 7-9pm. Clean-up 9-10pm.

"Rioting Women and the Jacobite Cause" By examining an Aberdee nshire mob led by women dur the '15, this paper provides a gendered aspect to the Jacobite narrative and highlights the efforts of the lower classes ofwomen in the Jacobite cause.