Tulane University Libraries Speaker Series

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The Tulane University Libraries Speaker Series encompasses principally speaker events hosted by Tulane University Libraries and its divisions. Providing students, faculty, and visiting researchers an opportunity to share their work with their peers, these events seek to foster an environment of reflexive learning while supporting the robust research environment of Tulane University.

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: Amazônia Ocupada featuring the work of João Farkas

: AnthropoSonic 2023: Gulf Coast Acoustemologies, Seismic Studies

: Archiving Jazz Fest: A Conversation with Rachel Lyons, Archivist, New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Archive

: Artist Books at TUSC: In Conversation with Alisa Banks, Kadin Henningsen, and Sara White

: Becoming Danielle Metz: Life After Incarceration

: Bruce Raeburn Oral History, Hogan Jazz Archive

: The Chamorro-Barrios Family Papers - Opening Event and Exhibit

: Children of the Streets: Reminiscences of Jan Yoors

: Comparative Interpretations: Making Sense of How Students Imagine the Library

: Defining Sound Art: A Roundtable Discussion

: Fallen Fruit

: First Time Academic Published Authors

: Forging a New World: Books & Writing in Early Spanish America, 1492-1821

: General Rafael E. Melgar Collection: Inaugural Presentation

: Hollow Tree: Film Screening Q&A with the Director & Three Protagonists

: Interview with Erika Diettes

: Invisible Influencers: Examining Absence in Popular Narratives

: Jivin' with Dr. Daddy-O: Race, Radio, and Representing Black in Jim Crow New Orleans

: Lament of the libertadores: Monumental Demise in New Orleans’s ‘Garden of the Americas’

: Liz Williams speaking at the Cook Dat! exhibition opening

: The Lunch Tray Series: Noontime Poetry at the Library

: Mexican Art in Silver: A Talk by Penny C. Morrill

: Music from the Library!

: National Poetry Month 2020

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