Events

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• June
  • 12 Thursday

    • 15th International Conference of the ACEI

• May
  • 29 Thursday

    • On my Own: Building Supports and Independence for Homeless Teens

  • 28 Wednesday

    • Metro Future

  • 22 Thursday

    • ULI Boston Infrastructure Event

  • 21 Wednesday

    • Department of Transitional Assistance regional Public Forum- Boston

    • The Fair Housing Center of Boston

  • 20 Tuesday

    • School to Prison Pipeline: Discipline, Justice, and Realities of Race

  • 19 Monday

    • NU Info Services “Office Shortcuts Day”

  • 16 Friday

    • Municipal Leadership Academy Forum on Regionalism

  • 14 Wednesday

    • NU Career Services Gap Year Presentation

  • 12 Monday

    • Massachusetts Promise Fellowship Info Session

  • 09 Friday

    • Common Boston Weekend 08! A Neighborhood and Design Celebration

• April
  • 29 Tuesday

    • Teaching with Technology Day

  • 23 Wednesday

    • Educational Seminar: "Building a Healthy, Inclusive School Community"

  • 17 Thursday

    • School of Social Science, Urban Affairs & Public Policy Social Science Research Workshop: Radicalism in the Eastern Mediterranean Circa 1900

    • Learn the electrifying history of the Pulitzer Prize with author Roy Harris

  • 16 Wednesday

    • Excellence in Social Justice Awards

    • Creating Good Mortgage Options for All Americans

  • 14 Monday

    • Using PerformanceStat to Improve Public Safety at the Department of Homeland Security and New York City’s Departments of Correction and Probation

    • Global History Seminar: Drawing the Global Color Line: White Men’s Countries and the International Challenge of Racial Equality

  • 12 Saturday

    • WalkBoston: Urban River Rings: The Watertown Waterfront

    • Idealist.org Global Volunteering Fair

  • 10 Thursday

    • Media Representations of Polygamist Fundamentalist Mormon Women

    • Climate Change and Health

    • Department Of Economics Seminar Series: Tipping and Residential Segregation: A Unified Schelling Model

  • 09 Wednesday

    • Pricing, Information, And Efficiency In The Internet Economy

    • OPPORTUNITES: The Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis: A Funders Briefing Date for Grantmakers

    • Understanding America

  • 08 Tuesday

    • Twentieth-Century New England Conservation

    • Whatever Happened to Racial Integration After the Enactment of "Anti-Snob Zoning" Laws? Some Lessons from the Massachusetts, Connecticut, and Rhode Island Experience

  • 07 Monday

    • Global History Seminar: The World of the American Revolution

    • NSF Regional Grants Conference: April 7-8 in Providence, Rhode Island

    • Eds, Meds and Municipalities

    • Using PerformanceStat to Improve Social Services in New York and Los Angeles

    • Series On Science, Technology, And Society:Linking Biology to Political Science and Public Policy: Toxins, Brain Chemistry, and Behavior

    • "Urban Safety and Neighborhood Security"

  • 04 Friday

    • The Northeastern University School of Law Legal Skills in Social Context Social Justice Project Presentations

    • HBO's The Wire: A Compelling Portrayal of an American City

  • 03 Thursday

    • School of Social Science, Urban Affairs & Public Policy Social Science Research Workshop: Collateral Damage Killings of Civilians in War: A Problem in Ethics and Public Policy

    • The Northeastern University School of Law Legal Skills in Social Context Social Justice Project Presentations

    • Is Chinese Investment Good For America? A Political Science Colloquium

  • 02 Wednesday

    • Building and Effective Regulatory Response to the Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis in Massachusetts

    • Religion in the Media: Covering the Big Religion Story

    • Electing Women Political Leaders: Why the United States Is Such a Laggard

• March
  • 31 Monday

    • The Northeastern University School of Law Legal Skills in Social Context Social Justice Project Presentations

  • 29 Saturday

    • WalkBoston: Abigail Adams' Boston

  • 28 Friday

    • 6th Annual New England Latino Student Leadership Conference (NASPA Region 1)

    • ISSI Seminar: Co-op for International Students

    • The Northeastern University School of Law Legal Skills in Social Context Social Justice Project Presentations

  • 27 Thursday

    • The United States and the Middle East: What Comes Next After Iraq

    • School of Social Science, Urban Affairs & Public Policy Social Science Research Workshop: Outsourcing Difference: Expatriate Training and the Disciplining of Culture

    • The Northeastern University School of Law Legal Skills in Social Context Social Justice Project Presentations

    • Department of Economics Seminar Series:The Housing and Mortgage Markets: 2008

  • 26 Wednesday

    • Research and Scholarship Expo 2008

    • NEU Net Impact Club Kick-Off Event

  • 25 Tuesday

    • Series On Science, Technology, And Society: Two Bits: The Cultural Significance of Free Software

  • 24 Monday

    • Global History Seminar: Earthsick: the Circumnavigator’s Malady

    • The Northeastern University School of Law Legal Skills in Social Context Social Justice Project Presentations

  • 21 Friday

    • Current Trends in Drug Abuse Research Fifth Annual Symposium

  • 20 Thursday

    • ISSI Seminar: Co-op for International Students

    • School of Social Science, Urban Affairs, & Public Policy Social Science Research Workshop: The Tragedy of the Network

    • ISSI Distinguished Artist Series: Award-Winning Film Director Mira Nair

    • CCIS Distinguished Speaker Series: David J.C. Mackay

    • New Research on John Coltrane

  • 19 Wednesday

    • Service-Learning Community of Practice Dialogue

  • 18 Tuesday

    • Meet Author Beth Helms

    • Towards Universal Health Insurance: Lessons from the Massachusetts Experiment

  • 14 Friday

    • Screening and Discussion of 9/11 Press for Truth

  • 13 Thursday

    • ISSI Seminar: Co-op for International Students

    • The Office of Experiential Learning/Cooperative Education Presents a Forum Featuring John Rendon

  • 12 Wednesday

    • POLI TEA: Biotechnology to Nanotechnology: Parallels in State Regulatory Review

  • 11 Tuesday

    • Earthquake Science and the Nineteenth-Century American Environment

  • 10 Monday

    • Global History Seminar: The Biggest Question for Historians

  • 09 Sunday

    • IMPACT: National Student Conference on Service, Advocacy & Social Action

  • 06 Thursday

    • GASB 45 and Other Post-Employment

    • 18th Annual Downtown Development Walk

    • 18th Annual Downtown Development Celebration

  • 05 Wednesday

    • Green Cities: Lessons from Boston and Beyond

  • 03 Monday

    • 15th Annual Valerie Gordon Human Rights Lecture: A Twenty-First Century Global View of Racial Justice

    • 15th Annual Valerie Gordon Human Rights Lecture: Bringing Human Rights Home: Racial Justice and Human Rights in Boston

    • 15th Annual Valerie Gordon Human Rights Lecture: Human Rights and Racial Justice in Our Communities

• February
  • 29 Friday

    • Politics in Today's France

  • 27 Wednesday

    • POLI TEA: Art & Politics

    • Using PerformanceStat to Improve Local Government in Baltimore and Somerville

    • Abayudaya: The Music and Culture of the Jews of Uganda

  • 26 Tuesday

    • Laboring to Learn: Women's Literacy & Poverty in the Post-Welfare Era

  • 25 Monday

    • Global History Seminar: The Global Imagination of the Colonized

  • 21 Thursday

    • ISSI Seminar: Co-op for International Students

    • Eleventh Annual Presidents’ Day Lecture: When Democracy Works: The 2008 Nomination Process

  • 20 Wednesday

    • Service-Learning Community of Practice Dialogue

    • Meet Thomas Cathcart and Daniel Klein

  • 19 Tuesday

    • Faculty Works Reception

  • 14 Thursday

    • Social Science Research Workshop: Analyzing Nationalism: A Question of Structure, Culture, or Choice?

  • 12 Tuesday

    • Landscapes Lost, Meanings Found: Lowell Operatives’ Changing Views of Nature

  • 11 Monday

    • Global History Seminar: Linked Labor Histories: New England, Colombia, and the Making of a Global Working Class.

  • 07 Thursday

    • Presidential Nominations and Party Change: The Primaries of 2008 in Historical Perspective

    • Career Services Event: Making a Difference – Companies That Care

    • The Economics of Climate Change, Climate Protection and Energy Policy: The European and German Perspective

  • 05 Tuesday

    • Eye to Eye with President Aoun

  • 04 Monday

    • Democracy and Higher Education: The Future of Engagement (a Virtual Forum)

    • Black History Month Celebration: Souls of Black Folk

• January
  • 31 Thursday

    • Focus the Nation

    • Explosive! Schell Speaks of the Current State of Nuclear Affairs

    • The Current Situation of Anti-Semitism and Anti-Other in Hungary, the Former East Germany, and Austria

  • 29 Tuesday

    • Inspire 4 Life: A Summit on Youth

  • 28 Monday

    • Avoiding Schlimmbesserung

  • 24 Thursday

    • Informational Summer Jobs Fair

  • 23 Wednesday

    • Spring Semester Volunteer Fair!

    • MassASPA 2008 Public Programs: The New England Economy and You

  • 18 Friday

    • Fourth International Conference on Technology, Knowledge and Society

  • 08 Tuesday

    • “Extending Boston Commons: Culture, Ecology, and Law in the Seventeenth-Century Salt Marsh�?