German Studies Conference to Focus on Racial Issues
On the heels of Cincinnatis annual Oktoberfest comes another German-inspired tradition: the
17th annual Focus on German Studies Graduate Student Conference.
The event hosted by the departments graduate student journal
will be held Oct. 19 and 20 in the Max Kade Cultural Center in Old Chem. The theme for this years conference is Wanna Race? Construction and Contestations of Race in German Cultural History. Keynote speaker will be internationally renowned scholar Tina Campt of Barnard College, who will present her paper titled Racing the Family Narrative: Black German Family Photography and the Stories Pictures (Wont) Tell.
As part of the event, the department and its graduate students will host graduate scholars from around the world with advanced knowledge in a variety of disciplines, including history, comparative literature, transnational studies and more. Focus on German Studies also will be celebrating in anticipation of publishing its 20th anniversary issue in 2013.
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