Research Week: Fireside Chats

  • Mon, March 24, 2025 - Wed, March 26, 2025
  • 3:45 PM - 4:30 PM
  • King's Research Office
  • Garron Family Learning Lounge, SLC
  • Free
  • Research
Research Week: Fireside Chats

Engage in intimate conversations with trailblazers and thought leaders. Gather around the fireplace as King’s faculty members, alumni, and students share their research stories, professional journeys, and pearls of wisdom, fostering inspiration and connection.

Monday, March 24: Borders and Migration in Trump 2.0 Era

Join us for a thought provoking and engaging Fireside Chat on Borders and Migration in Trump 2.0 Era. This timely conversation will feature Dr. Ben Muller, Professor Professor and Program Coordinator of Migration and Border Studies. Hadia Fiaz, a distinguished King's alumna, will guide us as we explore the complex political, social, and humanitarian dimensions of border and migration policies. Don't miss this opportunity to participate in a crucial and timely conversation that shapes our understanding and approach to these pressing matters!

Tuesday, March 25: Environmental Humanities

Join us for an enlightening Fireside Chat on Environmental Humanities featuring Dr. Krista Lysack, Professor of English, and Dr. Russell Duvernoy, Associate Professor of Philosophy. This discussion will explore how research in humanities shapes our understanding of the environment, sustainability, and humanity's relationship with nature. This unique opportunity will provide insights into the roles of literature, ethics, and philosophy in addressing global environmental issues. Engage with thought leaders in the field and leave with fresh perspectives that could inspire your own journey toward environmental awareness.

Wednesday, March 26: Recipient of the Michael Harrington Book Award

Join us for an engaging discussion with Dr. Tom Malleson, an esteemed scholar and recipient of the prestigious Michael Harrington Book Award from the American Political Science Association and Associate Professor of Social Justice and Peace Studies. Moderated by Dr. Erin Hannah, King's Associate Dean of Research and Professor of Politics and International Relations, this conversation promises to be both enlightening and inspiring. You will dive deep into the significance of the prestigious award, writing process, and the motivations behind the impactful research. Join us and be part of this meaningful dialogue!

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