Western Michigan University's Department of Political Science hosts speakers and other events on campus.
Events
Wednesday, October 9
Giving Day 2019: one day of giving back!
Consider supporting one of the Department of Political Science's initiatives
Monday - Tuesday, October 14 - 15
Graduate Student Research Colloquia
Monday, October 14
Matt Delacruz, "Climate Change in Vietnam: Impacts and Recommendations on AF industry"
3:30 p.m., Political Science Library, 3301 Friedmann Hall
Tuesday, October 15
Abi Narayan Chamlagai, "Nepal: The Breakdown of Democracy in 1960"
Yu Cheng, "In Search of the Degree of Ethnic Conflict Factors in Regional Autonomy: A Comparison of Xinjiang and Guangxi Autonomous Regions in China"
Rebecca Huntley, "One little disruption: The truth about the land"
3 p.m., Political Science Library, 3301 Friedmann Hall
Monday, October 21
Spring 2020 course registration begins
Tuesday, October 22
Kalamazoo City Mayoral Candidate Forum
Schneider Hall, 7 p.m.
Cosponsored with WMUK and WeVote
Thursday - Friday, October 24 - 25
Michigan Political Science Association Conference at WMU
Fetzer Center, 2 to 5 p.m Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday
Conference information
Monday, November 4
College of Arts and Sciences' Women's Caucus presents "International Teaching and Research Grants: Overcoming Challenges and Obstacles for Women Faculty"
Panel includes: Dr. Terri Kinzy, Dr. Michelle Metro-Roland, Dr. Ann Miles, Dr. Daniela Schroeter, Dr. Sandra Vamos, Dr. Martha Councell-Vargas
University Center for the Humanities, noon to 1:30 p.m.
Thursday, November 7
Matthew Fletcher, MSU and Chief Justice, Poarch Band of Creek Indians Supreme Court.
2452 Knauss Hall, 7 p.m.
cosponsored with the University Center for Humanities
Friday, November 15
Ibram Kendi, "How to be an Antiracist"
2000 Schneider, 4 p.m.
cosponsored with the University Center for Humanities
Thursday, February 27, 2020
Edward Montgomery, WMU President, "Academia and Public Policy: Uneasy Allies or Mortal Enemies"
2452 Knauss Hall, 7 p.m.
cosponsored with the University Center for Humanities
Monday-Tuesday, March 23-24, 2020
Sam Clark Lecture Series: Charles Epp, University of Kansas, "Measurement issues in a campaign to shift from fossil fuels to renewables"
Details TBD