(A Hawaiian Nation Through The Restoration Of ʻĀina Momona:
Stories Of Unity– Among Ourselves, That Which Feeds, Community, And Spirit–On The Island Of Oʻahu)
4:00 pm – 6:00 pm (Eastern Time)
On campus: E51-095
Dissertation Committee
Christine Walley
SHASS Dean’s Distinguished Professor of Anthropology
Committee Chair
Kate Brown
Thomas M. Siebel Distinguished Professor in History of Science (STS)
Stefan Helmreich
Elting E. Morison Professor of Anthropology
Mary Tuti Baker
Assistant Professor
Fairhaven College of Interdisciplinary Studies
Western Washington University
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Zoom link available upon request to hasts@mit.edu.
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Congratulations to all the HASTS students who presented in panels/roundtables at the AAACASCA 2023 and to the following students who received awards:
Timothy Y. Loh, “al-lugha al-’umm/‘arabi mukassar: Competing discourses about Jordanian Sign Language (LIU) in Amman.”
Alex Rewegan, “Cannabinoids in the (Reproductive) System: Historicizing the Sciences of Cannabis and Pregnancy.”
Ambar Reyes, ” Los delivreros: solidarity network, digital platforms and collective identity.”