USF Library Presentations and Lectures

USF Library Presentations and Lectures

 
Every year, the University of South Florida Libraries proudly hosts scholar presentations, author talks, and symposia supporting a variety of disciplines, including Holocaust & Genocide Studies, LGBT Studies, Florida Studies, Young Adult Literature, and Science Fiction & Fantasy. This growing digital collection presents video records of those events.

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Submissions from 2016

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Queering Chaucer's Legend Of Good Women Presentation by EJ Pavlinich, Elan Justice Pavlinich and Special & Digital Collections

Submissions from 2014

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Lecture, Faith and the LGBT Community, Equality Florida and USF Pride Alliance

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Lecture, Gay Landslide, Victories For Human Rights, PNC Bank, USF Committee on Issues of Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity, USF Alumni Association, Equality Florida, Michael Katine, Kevin Beckner, and Sara Crawley

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Lecture, Holocaust Survivors As Educators, Making a Difference For the Future, Jack Chester Foundation, USF College of Education, Michael Berson, Jerry Rawicki, Judith Szentivanyi, John Rinde, and Toni Rinde

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Lecture, Pigs, Pot, and Policy, The Creation of Florida's Modern Constitution, Mary Adkins and Patrick Riordan Memorial Research Fellowship

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Lecture, Tampa's Rebels and Revolutionaries, Looking Beyond the Gangsters and Pirates, Andy Huse

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Lecture, A Painter in a Strange Land, The story of Jaques LeMoyne, Miles Harvey

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Lecture, War and Ethnic Cleansing, The Case of Armenian Smyrna/Izmir, Richard Hovannisian

Submissions from 2013

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Panel, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, A USF Faculty Discussion, Richard Pollenz, William Mark Goodwin, Christina Partin, Kevin Yee, and USF Academy for Teaching and Learning Excellence

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Lecture, Writing for Children and Teens, K. L. Going

Submissions from 2012

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Lecture, Remembering the Holocaust, Rachel N. Baum

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Lecture, 'Un-American' Americans, Latina Working-Class Activism in Ybor City, Florida, Sarah McNamara and Patrick Riordan Memorial Research Fellowship

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Lecture, USF's 4th Science Fiction Symposium, USF Humanities Institute and Florida Humanities Council

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Michael Hirsch Oral History Interview, Michael Hirsch and Mark I. Greenberg

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Lecture, Escaping the Influence of Narnia, Children's Fantasy Before the Second World War, Farah Mendlesohn

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Lecture, Dr. Deborah Lipstadt Discusses Her Book, The Eichmann Trial, Deborah Lipstadt, USF Libraries Holocaust and Genocide Studies Center, and Congregation Kol Ami

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Lecture, Persistent Past, How Violence and Genocide in Ottoman Turkey Affects Our World Today, Ronald Grigor Suny

Submissions from 2010

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Lecture, Science Fiction Symposium, 2006, Elizabeth Hand and John Clute

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Lecture, The Question of Genocide in America, Meaning, Debate and New Frameworks, USF Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity and Benjamin Madley

Submissions from 2008

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Lecture, Writing the Wrongs, Gabriel Horn

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Lecture, Knifemaking and Native American Descent, Edgar Chattin

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Lecture, Seminole Creek Indigenous History, USF Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity and Willy Johns

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Lecture, A Tale of Two Cities, Tampa and St. Petersburg, USF Libraries, University of South Florida St. Petersburg, Rick Baker, Gary Mormino, and Ray Arsenault

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Lecture, Look Where He Brought Me From, Mabel Sims and USF Office of Diversity and Equal Opportunity